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Do you want to transform your  just “okay” photographs into the “wow” factor? Here’s your chance to learn how from a professional photographer Rick Steil. His one-week class, which runs July 17 through July 21, has limited spaces available. The...

A reader wrote, “There was a body found yesterday on the Lachman fire road. They said it was suicide, but the body was posed with a towel/sheet wrapping the head and the gun on his chest. Hard to believe it...

St. Matthew’s Music Guild will conclude its 2022-2023 season at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 2, with a concert that features The Chamber Orchestra at St. Matthew’s and Choir of St. Matthew’s Church under the direction of Dwayne S. Milburn...

It was the first live meeting in three years for the Santa Monica Canyon Civic Association, founded 1947. The Rustic Canyon auditorium was packed with residents for a meeting of one of California oldest civic associations. Prior to the May...

By BERNICE FOX In their second concert since returning after the worst of Covid, the Brentwood Palisades Chorale will be singing Sunday evening, May 7. Along with the Palisades Symphony, the Chorale will be performing the music of a couple...

  If you have a pair or several pairs of shoes in your closet that are barely worn, consider donating them to Soles4Good. There will be a collection bin in front of Paul Revere Middle School, 1450 Allenford Avenue, from...

The Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church will host a breakfast at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 29, followed by speaker Dr. Cynthia Eriksson, who will take a transformational look at “5R’s of Resilience and Recovery.” RSVPs are necessary, visit: palipres.org. Eriksson,...

  After CTN ran a story about the Park Advisory meeting on April 20 (“Park Advisory Board Discusses Off-Leash Dogs, Pickleball, Playground and Restrooms”), this editor has been inundated with more than 60 comments about the value of pickleball and...

(Editor’s note: This story ran in the Westside Current on April 20 and is reprinted with permission. As a note: each councilmember receives discretionary funds, and are allowed to spend them on pet projects. This editor had asked former Councilman...