Park Advisory Board Special Meeting Set The Pacific Palisades Recreation Center Park Advisory Board will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, October 30 in the small gym. Initially the meeting was set for a presentation of the Veteran’s

Lemmo’s Last-Minute Ploy Undercuts Marquette Neighbors A group of Marquette Street residents who thought they could count on support from the Pacific Palisades Community Council went home sourly disappointed from Thursday night’s meeting

Key Roads Need Repair in Pacific Palisades A recent report by the nonprofit transportation group [TRIP] noted that “Bumpy roads, uneven pavement and potholes cost drivers in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim areas more than $900 a year in repairs,

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Adds to Her Honors Longtime Pacific Palisades resident Julia Louis-Dreyfus received the 21st Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on October 21 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Louis-Dreyfus, 57, who is known for her work

Pizzulli Seeks to Build Eight Homes along Las Pulgas Canyon By SARAH STOCKMAN Special to Circling the News (Editor’s note: Stockman has been reporting on this controversial project since its inception.)  On October 1, the Los Angeles

The Bad, the Ugly and the Uglier: Palisades Village Not a Good Neighbor  Caruso Closes Streets Illegally Los Angeles has rules about street closures. First you must obtain a permit from Street Services to close the street. Than you must post in

Board Votes for New Bathrooms at the Rec Center      Palisades Recreation Center Director Erich Haas told the Park Advisory Board on October 17 that it had to make a decision about the park’s bathrooms because they need to be renovated and

Mystery Ocean Barge Is an Electrical Project Pacific Palisades Rotary Club member Jim Hahn wondered about the barge, with cranes, that has been located in Santa Monica Bay, off Gladstone’s. Other locals have expressed similar concerns, with

Methodist Bazaar Starts Thursday The United Methodist Women will hold their annual Country Bazaar over three days at the Community United Methodist Church, 801 Via de la Paz. On Thursday, October 25, from 7 to 9 p.m., admission is $5 and includes

Residents Want their Neighborhood Back By LOLA COFFEY Alphabet Street residents (those nearest the Caruso Palisades Village development) have coined the phrase, “placebo effect” to describe the (unpermitted) signs that Caruso placed around the