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Author Archives: Sue Pascoe
Pali High 2026 Baseball Preview
“New Look” Dolphins Are Ready to Play Ball By STEVE GALLUZZO CTN Contributor The Palisades High baseball program starts the 2026 season with a new coach and a new field but a similar mission: to win the Western League championship. … Continue reading
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PaliBu Chamber of Commerce Hosts Expo Sunday
The Malibu-Pacific Palisades Chamber of Commerce is holding a Recovery Expo from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, February 22. There will be street closures from Alma Real Drive to LaCruz Drive and on LaCruz from Sunset to Swarthmore … Continue reading
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Corpus Christi School Welcomes Community to “Sneak Peek”
A special campus sneak peek will be offered by Corpus Christi School on Monday, February 23 at 10 a.m. at 890 Toyopa Drive. The school was damaged and the church destroyed in the January 2025 Palisades Fire. As rebuilding efforts … Continue reading
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Tahitian Terrace and Our Struggle to Return: Fighting for a Mobile Home Community By the Sea
(Editor’s note: This article first appeared in Lotus Rising on February 17 and is reprinted with author’s permission.) By CHRIS RUSSO For most of my life, I aspired to own my own home — a little house with a yard, … Continue reading
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Malibu Joins the Palisades Fire Lawsuit Party
The City of Malibu filed a lawsuit February 18 in Los Angeles Superior Court against the State of California, L.A.City, the L.A. Department of Water and Power and L.A. County over the January 2025 Palisades Fire. The City of Malibu … Continue reading
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Bye-Bye Concrete: Canal Cleaning to Start
County Public works will be staging heavy equipment and trucks starting tomorrow at 474 E. Channel for about three to four weeks to complete debris cleanup of the flood control channel. Residents were warned that the dead-end portion of East … Continue reading
Sunset Club Will Feature Events for Palisades Seniors
Many Pacific Palisades residents had a fantastic time at the Valentine’s Party, organized and underwritten by The Sunset Club. Founded by Cary Singleton, Will Singleton, and Jimmy Dunne, the Sunset Club is a new community organization — celebrating a treasure … Continue reading
Fallen Tree Closes Chautauqua, a Major Artery, for Hours
A large eucalyptus tree fell across Chautauqua Road near Vance Street early in the a.m. on January 18, closing both lanes. Neighbors reported that the tree was on the homeowner’s property and that the resident immediately called a tree service … Continue reading
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Great News! PaliHi Yearbooks from 1963 to 2025 Available
Palisades High School Photography teacher Rick Steil announced that reprints of every Pali High yearbook from 1963–2025 are now available to purchase. So many Palisades residents who lost homes also lost personal keepsakes or their children’s keepsakes, such as class … Continue reading
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Is it Los Leones or Los Liones?
When writer Laurel Busby researched and wrote Palisades Hiking Trails, she found that it seemed both Leones and Liones were used interchangeably. She reached out to Jason Finlay, the Angeles District trails coordinator for California State Parks (CSP) for an … Continue reading
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