At a special meeting on March 14, the Palisades High School board of trustees implemented a two-week (and possibly longer) plan for students to continue distance learning, while the campus is closed because of coronavirus. “This is historic,” PaliHi

We moved to West Los Angeles in January 1992 with a newborn baby girl. Three months later the riots erupted and went on for almost a week. People were worried about going out of their homes, stores were closed. According to CNN, more than 1,000

The cancellations below are the list that Circling the News has received as of 7 p.m. on Friday, March 13. If you have an upcoming event that is not listed and you would like me to add it to this list, I’m happy to do that. Following guidelines

By SUE PASCOE AND BILL BRUNS Through business booms and recessions, changing demographics, and an evolving business district, the Palisades Barber Shop–established in 1940–has thrived on Antioch Street, between Swarthmore and Via de la

After Circling the News missed the harvest of lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli in the parkway plot at PCH/Sunset last November, we made sure to visit the rows of onions that are currently growing on that small plot of land. On March 7, CTN

By LIBBY MOTIKA Circling The News Contributor If Michelangelo had had his way, there would not be any evidence of his meticulously detailed preparatory drawings for his splendid artistic achievements. No studies of anatomy, movement, composition or

PaliHi Girls Beat Santa Monica, Advance to State Basketball Finals in Sacramento In a packed gym at Palisades High on Tuesday night, the Pali girls basketball team defeated Santa Monica, 51-36, to reach the state championship game. The Dolphins will

A resident sent Circling the News a February 6, 2020 LADOT letter regarding the removal of an existing crosswalk in Pacific Palisades. The DOT letter stated: “After some internal discussions, we have decided to remove the existing marked pedestrian

Twenty-four local nonprofits received about $20,000 in grants at the annual Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club Awards Night on March 3. The need was great and the recipients grateful as the Woman’s Club continued its long-standing tradition. Over the

By LAUREL BUSBY Special to Circling the News Until last year, many LAUSD middle schools and high schools lacked librarians. Paul Revere Middle School was no exception. At Revere, volunteers and teachers tried to fill in the gap, but without a