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Category Archives: City
Busy Saturday in Pacific Palisades: Basketball, Petition Signing
Whistles were blowing and a tie basketball game on the line in the Palisades Recreation Center on Saturday, February 7. The town was alive with activity. Business was good at BOCA, a woman’s clothing store. This was one of the...
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Los Angeles Files a Cross Complaint to Blame State for Palisades Fire
The City of Los Angeles filed a cross-complaint against the State of California on February 5, seeking indemnity and contribution for the fire victims’ claims against the City. A February 10 hearing (postponed from February 5) was to decide whether...
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Input Needed: Volunteers Going to Sacramento to Speak about Insurance
About a dozen volunteers, some of whom have lost their homes, some of whom have lost their condominiums and some of whom have homes standing, have volunteered to go with Mayor Karen Bass to speak before California legislators on Monday....
Posted in City, Palisades Fire
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EPA (Lee Zeldin) and SBA (Kelly Loeffler) Listen to Rebuilding Concerns of Residents
President Donald Trump was distressed by lack of rebuilding a year after the Palisades and Eton Fires. In a January 27, executive order, Trump addressed that failure. On January 28, he appointed Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin to help...
Posted in City, Community, L.A. County Supervisors, Palisades Fire
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Again, Residents Needed for General Public Comment
Building permit fee waivers, which were signed by L.A. Mayor Karen Bass in April, will once again come before the full L.A. City Council at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, February 3. The Mayor may write an executive order, but until...
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VOTING: Palisadians Need to Know for Upcoming June Primary
Many people have temporarily relocated out of Pacific Palisades, either because their homes have been destroyed or because they have not been able to get insurance money for remediation. This matters for voting purposes. If you want to vote in...
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Viewpoint- US President Donald Trump Signs Wildfire Executive Order – Got It Wrong
In a January 27 executive order released by the White House, U.S. Donald Trump “Addresses State and Local Failures to Rebuild Los Angeles after Wildfire Disasters.” The Order directs “the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the...
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Democratic Club Meeting this Sunday, February 1
The Palisades Democrats annual meeting will be held at Playa Vista’s CentrePoint Club or on Zoom, from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, February 1. (Zoom opens at 1:30.) This is open to all Palisades residents regardless of political affiliation....
Optimistic Report of Problem-Plagued MacArthur Park – But Tomorrow the Lake Is Being Searched for Bodies
Today, in the Los Angeles Times, columnist Gustavo Arellano spent an hour with Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez in MacArthur Park. Even though he wrote that there were people lying on sidewalks and overflowing trashcans, he proclaimed the park a Rorschach test...
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Small Win for Palisades Fire Victims: Fee Waivers Go Back to Full Council
Pacific Palisades residents who are rebuilding after the Palisades Fire are one step closer to having building fees waived. In April, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order to waive building fees in the Palisades, much of which had...
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