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Category Archives: Community
A Rally “They Let Us Burn” Planned for January 7
Around 10:30 a.m. on January 7, a “They Let Us Burn” rally will be held on Antioch Street between Swarthmore and Via de la Paz and will be held after the remembrance ceremony on the Village Green prior to this … Continue reading
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Zero-Interest Loans but Not for Palisades Residents
Bank of American announced that there will be $10 million in zero-interest loans for housing nonprofits and small business, but these loans do not cover the middle-class that have a financial gap in what insurance covers and the actual cost … Continue reading
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Y Is Extending Free Membership to those Impacted by Fires
The Metropolitan YMCA sent a press release on December 22, noting that a free membership will be extended for another year and will automatically renew, that no action is needed by the member. The press release stated, “We are proud … Continue reading
YMCA Offer Free Merchandize to Fire Survivors
The Palisades Lowe Family YMCA offered a free holiday shopping spree today, December 21 at the Collin & Katz YMCA in West L.A. The doors opened at 10 a.m. and about a thousand people had lined up for free merchandise. … Continue reading
Palisades Community Awards Gala Filled with Praise and Hope
By ALISON BURMEISTER The Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC) gathered for its annual Awards Gala and Holiday Dinner generously hosted by Spruzzo Restaurant & Bar at the base of the Palisades Highlands. The December 11 celebration honored outstanding individuals for … Continue reading
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Temescal Canyon Landmarks Undergo Repair
Despite the cloudy day, with fog rolling in from the ocean, significant headway was being made at Palisades Charter High School and across Temescal at the mural. TEMESCAL MURAL: MuralColors was working on the 552-foot mural, washing off the urethane … Continue reading
Holiday Luncheon for Seniors Was Packed with Good Food and Cheer
The Palisades Long-Term Recovery Group (PLTG) hosted a festive luncheon today, December 16 at the American Legion for the town’s seniors. Food was catered by Vittorios and the delicious little garlic “knob” rolls, lasagna and Caesar Salad were much appreciated. … Continue reading
HO!HO!HO! Delights the Community
By HENRY KAMER The 76th Annual HO!HO!HO! holiday event returned to Simon Meadow on December 13 in a community celebration hosted by the Palisades Malibu Lowe YMCA. Following tradition, two Station 69 firetrucks (lights and sirens off) kicked off the … Continue reading
Sam Lagana Honored with “Spirit of Giving Humanitarian Award”
The Catholic Charities of Los Angeles honored Sam Laganà with its annual Spirit of Giving Humanitarian Award in the Region of Our Lady of the Angels in October. Laganà was recognized for his leadership in supporting the recovery and resilience … Continue reading
Palisadian-Post Prints Last Edition December 11, 2025
The Palisadian-Post after 97 years in existence, printed its last edition on December 11, 2025. The community found out the weekly, then bi-monthly printed paper was ceasing publication though a story in the L.A. Times and via the Post’s Facebook … Continue reading
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