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Carter Evans, a Palisades resident, is a CBS News Los Angeles–based correspondent. For those who may have missed his September 2 story on CBS’ “Eye on America” about the

The January 7 Fires in Pacific Palisades and Altadena produced enormous amounts of ash and debris from burned buildings, cars and landscaping. A consortium of researchers

A scary situation developed at Brentwood Magnet Elementary School on Friday afternoon, September 5: the school went into lockdown. One parent reported “I’m on campus now.

A eight months after The Palisades Fire, L.A. City is hosting “ Stronger Together: Business Recovery Expo,” led by Operation HOPE. This free expo will be held from 10 a.m. to

Palisades High School varsity tennis player Remy made a plea to Los Angele Recreation and Parks officials for courts and said, “parks are meant for kids to play.”

At the Park Advisory Board meeting several people objected to the theme of the new playground, which opened at the beginning of July with a few panels of first responders.

click here After the Palisades Fire in January, the Palisades High School Dolphins have scrambled for field space. The team’s tenacity, under head coach Dylen Smith, paid off

  Floorish (known for many years as Carpets West), which was located on Via de la Paz, is open and ready for clients at a showroom on Lincoln Boulevard. The Via store

The one thing this little community needs and hasn’t had in a long time is a big party in the park. That will change this Sunday with a Town Party and  Booce Opening Day,

Eric Dugdale, born April 24, 1951, passed away August 27, after a three-month bout with pneumonia. He was 74. He was the son of Charlotte H. Dugdale-Self and Eric Dugdale,