Circling The News

Photography Summer Camp Available Have you noticed that your photos seem to lack a certain professionalism or seem uninspired? Palisades resident, professional photographer and Palisades High School photography teacher Rick Steil is offering a

Two Construction Phases Planned “The Devils in the details,” could be said about the proposed Canyon Elementary School upgrade. The school has an excellent academic record and is a top choice among people outside of the area hoping to win a lottery

Two Men Steal about $12,000 Worth of Purses Several businesses in Pacific Palisades that carry upscale clothing and hand bags have been robbed in the past year, by what some shop owners are saying are a gang of criminals. The Elyse Walker store, on

Briefing at Community Council Leads to Committee Six civic-minded Pacific Palisades residents–Dorothy Bissell, Betty Thrower, Carole Kenney, Ann Fogel, June Payne and Marjorie Friedlander–formed Palisades Beautiful in 1974 in order to

Bands Needed for Palisades Rocks the 4th The Palisades Will Rogers 5/10K Run Foundation held their first planning meeting for the annual Fourth of July race last week. PAPA (Palisadian Americanism Parade Association) has held two meetings, with a

Woman Shouts Obscenities/Threatens Them (Editor’s note: The following is a sickening example of blatant racism in Pacific Palisades. I’ve combined the accounts by Lutheran Pastor Kenneth Davis and his daughter Cassadi, describing an incident that

Arnie Wishnick: Pacific Palisades People’s Mayor By BOB VICKREY A few weeks ago, I ran into someone in the Palisades Village whom I had met last year at our local Chamber of Commerce office, and made the naïve mistake of introducing myself as a

Public Can Comment on Parking Meter Revenue The Pacific Palisades Business Improvement District board will meet Wednesday, May 1, at 9 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office, 15330 Antioch Street. The public is invited, and comments are welcome. By

Palisades Rated One of Southern California’s Worst for Wildfire Evacuation Routes Always nice to be the top of most lists. In this case, certainly not. An April 25 NBC Los Angeles story (“California Cities with the Worst Wildfire Evacuation

Sinise Speaks about “Grateful American” Gary Sinise, an Oscar-nominated actor and winner of an Emmy, a Golden Globe and two Screen Actors Guild awards, had more than 270 residents and veterans laughing as he talked about aspects of his