Category Archives: General

An April story in “The Local” (“How do the French Produce such Accurate Early Election Results?”) notes that if you’re used to British or American elections you might be expecting an all-night count, but in France, a provisional result is … Continue reading →

Fly your U.S. Flag on Flag Day, June 14, and on the Fourth of July. Even if you don’t always approve of everything our government does, you have the right to vote to make changes – and the freedom to … Continue reading →

The California State Parks and Recreation (CDPR) wants comments and suggestions from the public to help plan the restoration of the Topanga Lagoon area, which encompasses 59 acres of Topanga State Park and Topanga Beach located on the coastal slope … Continue reading →

The final concert of the St. Matthew’s Music Guild season will be held Friday, June 3 at 8 p.m. and feature a world premiere, “Awakenings,” by Anthony Constantino. The piece was initially commissioned by the Guild in 2019 and meant … Continue reading →

People who live in Pacific Palisades are blessed with the town’s proximity to the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Perhaps one of the nicest perks are the spectacular views from the bluffs and cliffs that offer a panorama … Continue reading →

By LAUREL BUSBY Special to Circling the News During a student-run press conference, Palisades Charter High School students recently grilled LAUSD board member Nick Melvoin about how the district is fighting climate change. They sought to push Melvoin and the district to … Continue reading →

This year, National Poppy Day is May 27. On that day, Americans are asked to remember the sacrifices made by veterans, while they were protecting our freedoms, by wearing a red poppy. The Post 283 Auxiliary shared poppies at the … Continue reading →

CTN remembers whining, “When will the library reopen?” “How come I have to go to Mar Vista to pick up a book?” “Why is this the last library to open after Covid?” The Palisades Library has reopened, and the new … Continue reading →

  When the American Legion Post 283 Auxiliary members heard that an extracurricular program that supported the arts might be cut at Palisades High School, they voted to provide financial aid. On May 10, a check for $1,000 was presented … Continue reading →