Circling The News

Guidelines for Donating Books Explained Pacific Palisades residents have been so generous that the Friends of the Library, which organizes slightly-used book sales, is

In Nashville As Their Parents Watch in Person Parents who have sons in little league baseball enjoy it when their sons are on the same team or are playing against each other.

Acclaimed Documentary about Luciano Pavarotti By LAUREL BUSBY Contributing Writer Palisades native Jeanne Elfant Festa never got the chance to meet Luciano Pavarotti, but she

Of Family Memories with Our Beloved Dog The L.A. Daily News had a Sunday column by Patricia Bunin titled “Just How Much Does a Chair Hold? Plenty It Seems.” As Bunin cleaned

Is a ‘One-of-a-Kind’ Champion Mutt Once again, it was the motorcycle. It wasn’t the group that normally rides through Pacific Palisades every Wednesday evening, leaving

Owner on Via Bluffs Removes Four Without a Permit Residents who live near Via de las Olas and Mount Holyoke and those who often visit the little  bluff park to admire the

And Broken Windows at Its Quarterly Meeting In Pacific Palisades, where can you find raw sewage on the floor? Where can you find a large collection of cockroaches? Where can

Largely Unreported Because of Embarrassment The most recent crime report from Palisades Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore reported a senior had lost more than $23,000 in

With a 2018 Temescal Canyon Homicide It was a little more than a year ago, on July 21, 2018, that a 24-year-old man of Guatemalan descent was found dead in heavy brush along

Current President Elliot Zorensky Stepping Down At the Pacific Palisades Business Improvement District (BID) meeting on July 10, current president Elliot Zorensky announced