Category Archives: General

  At a July 7 Zoom meeting, the Los Angeles City Board of Recreation and Park Commissioners approved a three-month extension for the Safe Parking program located at the Westchester Recreation Center swimming pool parking lot. Initially, 25 parking spaces … Continue reading →

Do you want to make changes in the town? Do you have concerns you want voiced? Do you want to experience government at a grassroots level? The Pacific Palisades Community Council (PPCC) is seeking representatives to serve on its board. … Continue reading →

Those who stayed up late on June 7 to see the final election tally for the California State primaries were disappointed because the results trickled out over the next month. Now, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors will declare the … Continue reading →

Every year, before the starting gun goes off for the Will Rogers 5/10K Race on Alma Real, runners are treated to a National Anthem singer. Race organizers have announced that this year’s Fourth of July event will feature two local … Continue reading →

Circling the News printed a photo of a homeless person living in the entryway to City Municipal offices in Westchester. The transient makes it impossible for residents to go see their Councilmember Mike Bonin or to use the Westchester Community … Continue reading →

Comedian and actor, Kevin Nealon is racking up the honorary titles. He was given an honorary doctorate by his alma mater Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut, in May. He was honorary mayor of Pacific Palisades from 2016-2017. After being chosen … Continue reading →

  It is summer – and time to spend evenings and Sunday afternoons in the swimming pool. Maggie Gilbert Aquatic Center Director Brooke King announced special summer sessions at the pool located at the Palisades High School, at 15777 Bowdoin … Continue reading →

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 →