Category Archives: General

This year, Pacific Palisades 4th of July, sponsored by the Palisadian Americanism Parade Association, will be held at Paul Revere Middle School. The event is limited to Palisades families (and friends) who were impacted by the Palisades Fire. Gates will … Continue reading →

For first responders, police and firefighters, every time they go to work, there’s a chance they won’t be coming home. They do the job; many exceeding expectations and requirements. They seek no recognition other than a job well done, a … Continue reading →

There are six homes on Coal Canyon Road in Malibu.  Four and part of another were lost in fire. Homeowners had tried several avenues to obtain funding to update the road to make it safe for firetrucks. “We know that in … Continue reading →

The Palisades Fire destroyed homes and hearts, but it can never take away the Pacific Palisades iconic 4th of July celebration. This year the Will Rogers 5K and the Children’s Run will take place because Palisadians are too strong to … Continue reading →

It has been shown that well-hydrated plants and lawns stop fires. Just ask yourself why don’t golf course fairways burn? But after the Palisades and Eaton Fires, it was decided that yard vegetation next to homes was one of the … Continue reading →

Immediately after the Palisades Fire, checkpoints at Sunset and Chautauqua went into place to keep out looters and looky-loos. Residents were allowed in with a pass, as were the companies aiding the Army Corp of Engineers with debris removal. Although … Continue reading →

More than Santa Baby is a documentary film highlighting one of Pacific Palisades most celebrated composers/musicians, Philip Springer. On Tuesday, June 14, the film will be shown at The Marina del Rey Film Festival, at 7:30 p.m. at the Culver … Continue reading →

A deadline, July 7, is approaching if a resident wants to join a lawsuit to seek financial relief from The Palisades Fires. Some law firms are no longer taking clients and those that are, urge people to act this week. … Continue reading →