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Category Archives: General
Typhus Outbreaks Reported in L.A. County, Including Santa Monica
Typhus cases have already reached record highs in L.A. County. Patients in  Santa Monica, central Los Angeles (skid row) and Willowbrook all have confirmed cases. The L.A. County Department of Public Health wrote, “220 cases were reported in 2025, the...
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Fire Safety Suggestions at Workshop April 12
Fire Safe Palisades in association with the Palisades Highlands President’s Council, the Santa Ynez Homeowner’s Association and the Palisades Riviera Firewise Community is hosting a Home Hardening Community Workshop from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 12 at the...
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Palisades Long-Term Recovery Hosts FEMA Clinics
(Editor’s note: a reader asked, “Does anyone know anyone who has received anything close to the maximum payments of $43k for housing and $43k for other needs? First, they claim underinsured amounts don’t count. Which is wrong. They also have...
DWP Comes Through for Pacific Palisades – Â 15 Years Late
(Editor’s note: in 2012, it became apparent there wasn’t enough energy to meet electricity demand with the current distribution station in the Palisades. Then a DWP executive Jack Waizenegger said there were problems with the proposed pole-top distribution stations “the...
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DWP Underground Game Needs a “Sign”
A campaign style sign is now available for all residents who support undergrounding utilities. It is physical, corrugated-plastic sign, to be installed in a resident’s parkway, expressing community support for undergrounding and providing a much-needed overview through a QR code....
Palisades Democrats Query Three Mayoral Candidates
The Palisades Democrats hosted a mayoral candidate forum on March 29, via zoom. The event also included videos from the two CD 11 candidates. It was announced at the beginning of the forum that many Pacific Palisades residents had asked...
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Governor Debate Shut Down: Independents Speak at Conference in Palisades
The University of Southern California’s Dornsife Center, which was scheduled to hold a governor’s debate on Tuesday night on KABC and Univision was cancelled late Monday night, March 23, less than 24 hours before it was set to take place....
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Don’t Get Bit: Pools/Mosquito/West Vector Information
After the Palisades Fire, although houses had burned and firefighters complained about the lack of water to put out fires, the sad truth was about every third yard had a full swimming pool. Many residents with pools drained them others...
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3rd Flea Market Will Be Held on April 12 at PaliHi
A Pali Flea Market and Music Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 12, at Palisades High School at the Faculty Parking Lower Lot. Booths are open to the Palisades Community, 10′ X 10′ space....
78th Annual Santa Barbara Orchid Show this Weekend
For Palisades residents who may be displaced in the Santa Barbara area or for orchid enthusiasts, the 78th Annual Santa Barbara International Orchid Show will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 20-22 at the Earl Warren Showgrounds,...
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