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Category Archives: General
“Oedipus the King MAMA!” Rockin’ Good Time
By LIBBY MOTIKA Circling the News Contributor It has been 19 years of Classical plays staged at the Getty Villa. Tragedies by the great luminaries, Sophocles, Euripides and Aeschylus and comedies by Aristophanes, and Plautus remind us of the vagaries...
What Made Palisades Special? Tell Us and LAist Will Draw It
(Editor’s note: The following request was made and CTN is sharing it. FYI, I shared my thoughts about what made Palisades special.) My name is David Rodriguez and I’m the Partnerships Producer at LAist. As residents navigate the recovery after...
Palisades Friends and Newcomers Restarts
Like so many organizations after the Palisades Fire, the Pacific Palisades Friends and Newcomers club’s activities were put on hold. “Happy Days” are here again, as the club plans to restart activities in September. The club is primarily a ladies...
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Two for Two, PaliHi Takes the Charter Bowl 59-44
Palisades High School football team, under coach Dylen Smith, defeated Granada Hills 59-44 to take the Charter Bowl at Santa Monica College Stadium on September 5. This non-league game has been a tradition since 2003. Pali now leads the series...
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Los Angeles County is Training Residents to Stay Behind and Fight Wildfires
Carter Evans, a Palisades resident, is a CBS News Los Angeles–based correspondent. For those who may have missed his September 2 story on CBS’ “Eye on America” about the Palisades Fire, it is an important one. Evans wrote CTN, “I...
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Palisades Fire Survivor Merritt Farren Fights State Farm
Key technical fights in State Farm’s rate-hike case landed before an administrative judge Wednesday. The hearing, held inside the Ronald Reagan State Building in downtown Los Angeles, came one day after the judge issued a major ruling rejecting the California...
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CVS Stocks Palisades T-shirts and Mugs
CVS drugstore and pharmacy located on Swarthmore, opened on August 15. The Pharmacy has reopened, too, making it easy to fill prescriptions. Additionally, since there is no local grocery store in the village, CVS is also carrying orange juice, milk...
Touring Marquez Prior to School’s Reopening
Two tours were offered at the Marquez Elementary School campus last week to allow residents, families and potentially time to look at the school, which could potentially reopen at this site off Marquez Avenue in September. Nothing short of amazing,...
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Metro Proposes a Subway or Aerial through Sepulveda: Residents Asked to Select by Aug. 30
It seems the one fact that people in Los Angeles and surrounding areas can agree on is that traffic through the Sepulveda pass can be excruciating, especially during rush hour. It takes afternoon peak period commuters on average 48 minutes...
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The Effects of Proposed Trade Tariffs in Japan
(Editor’s note: Writer Chaz Plager grew up in Pacific Palisades and lost his family home during the fire. He taught himself Japanese during Covid and is fluent. This August he is in Japan on assignment and will start his sophomore...
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