Caruso Responds to Sunday Construction and Parking Issues By SUE PASCOE Three weeks ago, residents contacted Circling the News to complain that construction on the Caruso project had started too early on Saturday. Those concerns were initially

So, You Can’t Afford Chanel?   A Chanel store is set to open at Palisades Village, aka Carusoville, along with a See’s Candy, Blue Ribbon Sushi and a children’s store called mini mioche. But some people are wondering how they will afford all of

Angel City Chorale is Saved on “America’s Got Talent” By BERNICE FOX Wednesday night’s “America’s Got Talent” results show on NBC was a nail-biter for fans of the Angel City Chorale. When host Tyra Banks announced the acts that received enough

  Wishnick Retires, Closing a Chamber Era Residents and visitors alike enjoyed stopping off at the Chamber of Commerce office on Antioch Street to visit Executive Director Arnie Wishnick. He always had a kind word, an interesting tidbit of news

Community Council Updates/News At last Thursday’s meeting, Chair George Wolfberg said that the Three Chairs committee (comprised of three former PPCC Chairs) would be announced after the election of the Area Representatives. Residents who

PPCC Voting Now Open/Forum Held By SUE PASCOE David Card, chair of the Pacific Palisades Community Council Election Committee, put together a well-run candidate forum on August 9 at the Palisades Library. Unfortunately, other than three newspaper

New Pacific Palisades Home Construction A transient who goes by the name of Danny M. Wells has undertaken ingenious efforts to secure permanent supportive housing. A receipt left on the ground showed that Wells had ordered wood from Home Depot and

The Unofficial End of Summer Although summer doesn’t officially end until September 22, Los Angeles Unified School District started school on Tuesday, August 14. The five charter elementary schools, Palisades, Marquez, Canyon, Topanga and

Angel City Chorale Performs on “America’s Got Talent” Live Quarter Finals Are Tuesday, Aug. 14 By BERNICE FOX For the Angel City Chorale’s two previous appearances on “America’s Got Talent,” it was the judges who enthusiastically kept the choir on

Two Interesting Talks Set for August The Palisades Senior Alliance, although geared for seniors, has two programs this month that are definitely applicable to a wider audience. The first program, “Home Sharing,” addresses how a senior might be able