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Category Archives: Palisades Fire
Events Planned for January 7 in Pacific Palisades
(Editor’s note: I’ve compiled the events I’m aware of and if there are changes or other events, please email me at [email protected]. Palisades residents we need to support one another and stay united so that the cause of the Fire … Continue reading
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Seven Arrow’s Elementary Students Lead Treeams
Seven Arrow’s Elementary students are leading a movement to rebuild Pacific Palisades, greener and healthier for everyone through Treeams (Trees + Dreams). The idea came to the students as they brainstormed ideas to combine, healing, hope and action. Treeams empowers … Continue reading
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Tim Hayn Brings a Song of Remembrance to Canyon Square January 7
(Editor’s note: This January 3 story appeared in The Canyon Alliance and is reprinted with permission. click here.) By LAUREL BUSBY Fire and music may not seem naturally entwined, but, for musician Tim Hayn, they are. When flames engulfed … Continue reading
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Palisades Street Closures on January 7 Could Impact Traffic
It is estimated that as many as 2,000 people, including residents and local and national media may descend on Pacific Palisades on the one-year anniversary of the Palisades Fire. There will be street closures and people should allow extra time … Continue reading
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Toxic Homes Investigation: Is It Safe to Move Back
For those residents who have homes standing, but do not feel they have been properly remediated or are worried about moving back, there will be a special Q & A with the New York Times reporters, Rukmini Callimachi and Blacki … Continue reading
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Firefighters Could Have Prevented the L.A. Wildfires, but California Rules Made Them Save Plant Instead
(Editor’s note: This article was first printed in City Journal on December 30, 2025 and is reprinted with permission. https://www.city-journal.org/article/la-wildfires-pacific-palisades-california-rules) State policies turned a tiny, containable brush blaze into Los Angeles’s worst urban wildfire catastrophe. By SHAWN REGAN One year … Continue reading
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Concert of Hope January 4 to be Held Outdoors in Pacific Palisades
(Editor’s note: Since rain is predicted this weekend–if there is a change of date or time, please let this editor know, [email protected], and I’ll update this information because I know this is one concert people won’t want to miss.) A … Continue reading
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You Shared What Made Altadena and Pacific Palisades Special. LAist Drew It
(Editor’s note: David Rodriquez, who grew up in Altadena, and works for LAist, contacted CTN and wanted to find out more about the Palisades. He drove over one day and this editor took him around the town. His project was … Continue reading
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Palisades Co-Honorary Mayors Rice and McGinley Ride in Rose Parade
The Rose Parade, perhaps one of the most iconic parades in California, if not the United States, will wind its way through Pasadena on January 1. This year Palisades co-honorary mayors Gigi Rice and Ted McGinley will be aboard the … Continue reading
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Readers Wonder “When Will Temescal Trails Reopen?
Several readers have reached out to find a date when the Temescal Gateway Park Hiking Trails on land overseen by the State’s Mountain Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) will reopen after the January 2025 fires that occurred a year ago.. … Continue reading
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