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Governor Newsom’s Independent Fire Investigation Still in Phase One
The Palisades Fire broke out on January 7, shortly before noon. Later that afternoon, around 4 p.m. Governor Gavin Newsom said he had “pre-positioned hundreds of assets and personnel on Sunday in anticipation of the wind event, water tenders, seven … Continue reading
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YMCA Pumpkin Patch to Open October 2
An annual tradition in Pacific Palisades, the YMCA Pumpkin Patch returns this year. In addition to the delivery of pumpkins on October 1, several “farmers,” such as residents Jessica Rogers and Bruce Schwartz planted local seedlings in the spring and … Continue reading
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Most Beautiful Choir in the World
Palisades resident, former Citizen of the Year and town bocce ball organizer Jimmy Dunne sent a video “Palisades Town Party.” He noted it had the most beautiful choir in the whole wide world. Well, who wouldn’t open that link? click … Continue reading
Ask Governor Newsom to Veto SB 79 (Sept. 24 Deadline)
(Editor’s note: this was first printed in newgeography “Scott Weiner’s Autocratic Regime” on September 22, 2025.) By TIM CAMPBELL “Housing as a Human Right, published an expose of Wiener in 2020 showing he gets major funding from developers and real … Continue reading
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More Memories: Pacific Palisades Teen Contest
The Pacific Palisades Chambe of Commerce hosted the first Pacific Palisades Teen Contest in 1958. Then, only girls competed, and the event included a swimsuit competition. The venue was packed as people came to cheer on daughters and neighbors and … Continue reading
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Live Broadcast of “West Side Story” by L.A. Opera
L.A. Opera is presenting live broadcasts of West Side Story on Saturday, September 27, at two locations: Santa Monica Pier and Loma Alta Park (3330 N. Lincoln Park in Altadena). The show starts at 7:30 p.m.but soors open at 4:30 … Continue reading
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Ice Cream Sundaes Reunite Community: Scoop on the Loop
By HENRY KAMER Joy and laughter filled the air at Douglas Park in Santa Monica on September 14, 2025. Upwards of sixty people from the Las Casas-Grenola Loop neighborhood (and general Pacific Palisades) streamed into the park to grab a … Continue reading
Free Concert Featuring Chamber Music Palisades September 27
Chamber Music Palisades will begin its 29th season with a free concert at 3 p.m. on Saturday, September 27. The program features the artistry of flutist Susan Greenberg and the award-winning Zelter String Quartet. Based in L.A., members include … Continue reading
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What One Remembers: Mom Turns 96
My mom, Noma Sazama turned 96 on September 21. She lives by herself and keeps busy with her garden and her social engagements, such as bridge, “Sharp 13” (another card game), the American Legion Auxiliary and giving blood to the … Continue reading
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Catching up with Palisades Displaced Seniors
(Editor’s note: About 25 percent of people living in Pacific Palisades were seniors. These were people who helped run the town or were integral to the fabric of the community. They were the backbone of leadership, wisdom and a voice … Continue reading
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