(Editor’s note: the following story ran in the Pacific Council on International Policy on October 3. Written by David E. Ryu and Maryam Zar, Circling the News received permission to print it. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.)    

One of the most joyous days in Pacific Palisades is Calvary Christian School’s annual Community Service Kick-Off Celebration. On October 18, the school celebrated its 14th year of service to others in the Calvary Church sanctuary with preschool

Palisades High crushed visiting Hamilton on Friday night, 38-0, to retain its one-game lead in the Western League. The Dolphins (4-0) must go on the road and beat Fairfax (3-1) this Friday to win the league title outright. The Stadium by the Sea was

(Editor’s note: This story was written before noon–on October28–when the majority of Pacific Palisades was under mandatory evacuation or evacuation warning.) Most of Pacific Palisades is under MANDATORY or RECOMMENDED Evacuations.

Although Cinque Terre WEST Osteria has been pleasing Pacific Palisades palates since May, the Chamber of Commerce finally held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 23. The restaurant’s outdoor patio was packed at the 970 Monument building site, as

The Palisades Art Association will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 29, in the Palisades Library, 861 Alma Real. Artist Jen LaVita will be the guest speaker and will present a slide show of her art. At the end of her lecture, she will

The Pacific Palisades Civic League will meet on Monday, October 28, at 7:30 p.m. in Tauxe Hall at the Community United Methodist Church, 801 Via de la Paz. The public is invited. The agenda has two homes, both new and both are two-story residences

Recreational vehicles may no longer be able to park for weeks or months on end along Pacific Coast Highway in an unincorporated area between Pacific Palisades and Malibu. At an October 17 Coastal Commission meeting, commissioners approved the

Rarely in Major League Baseball history have two brothers played in the big leagues at the same time. The Heineman brothers, Scott and Tyler, who grew up in Pacific Palisades, gained this elite status this summer. On August 2, outfielder Scott was

Editor’s note: Circling the News ran a story on October 11 headlined “Saddleridge Fire Has 13 Percent Containment: Two Residents Ask If Pacific Palisades Is Prepared for a Fire.” If a fire came up quickly over the Santa Monica Mountains, would