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Category Archives: Community
Republican Club Meeting: Joel Pollack to Speak
The annual Pacific Palisades Republican Annual membership meeting will be held from 2:45 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, February 22. Joel Pollack will speak on “The California Post: A New Voice for California.” Pollack, a Palisades resident, is the opinion … Continue reading
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Expert to Speak on Most Important Requirements for Growing Orchids
The Malibu Orchid Society will feature guest speaker Fred Clarke at its February meeting speaking on “Becoming an 80 Percentile Orchid Grower.” The meeting will be held via zoom at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 17. To receive the link, … Continue reading
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Palisades Street Lights Gone: Some Could Return in March
At a joint press conference in Mar Vista, Councilmembers Traci Park (CD 11) and Katy (CD5) Yaroslavsky, announced a plan to bring lighting back to Westside communities affected by copper wire thefts. There are more than 1,100 open streetlight repair … Continue reading
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Court Tentatively Rules Fire Plaintiffs Can Move Forward
A February 10 hearing (postponed from February 5) was to decide whether victims will ever be allowed to uncover facts through discovery, or whether the case will be cut off before evidence is examined. At the hearing presided over … Continue reading
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Palisades Temporary Library Is Open in Palisades
This editor visited the Palisades Temporary Library on Saturday, February 7 at 861 Alma Real “that has reopened on the ashes” of the former library. The town’s library burned during the 2025 January Palisades Fire. Now, there have been two … Continue reading
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Palisades Post Office Will Reopen February 9
The Postal Service will reopen the Pacific Palisades Post Office, located at 15243 La Cruz Drive, starting tomorrow, February 9. After the January 7, 2025, Palisades Fire, the Post Office building was undamaged, but had been closed for renovations to … Continue reading
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T-Ball in the Meadow Starts February 21
A winter t-ball league is being offered from 9 to 10 a.m. in the Lowe Family YMCA Simon Meadow, 15551 W. Sunset Boulevard, starting February 21 and running through March 28. T-ball the perfect introduction to baseball fundamentals (such as … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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Valentine Concert, Dinner and Dancing for Palisadians
A special Valentine’s Celebration is planned for Pacific Palisades senior members, starting at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, February 13. The evening will feature a catered meal, drinks, special entertainment and dancing. The cost is $55 and the event will be … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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