Circling The News

(Editor’s note: the following letter was sent by a Palisades Resident.) Many reports point to the slow pace of rebuilding in the Palisades.  The explanation is simple. 

“The Palisades is being taken over by squatters,” was a rumor that rapidly spread among residents and took on a life of its own. On a July 21 Instagram post by Luke Melchior,

(The following letter was sent to the Zone Zero Regulatory Advisory Committee, California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection, P.O. Box 944246, Sacramento, CA 94244-2460)

Although this editor was accused of displaying elitism and snobbery because she proclaimed the air in Pacific Palisades superior, it turns out that statement is based in

By TIM CAMPBELL The Los Angeles Housing Services Authority (LAHSA) released the  2025 Point In Time (PIT) Count numbers, on July14. According to the count, homelessness

Today in the window of CVS, was the sign that they were reopening August 25, a quick glance in the store saw shelves were in place. It will be valuable to have a pharmacy in

(A special thank you to ALERTCalifornia/UC SanDiego and Caitlin Sully for providing video of the Palisades Fires from various cameras situated in the Santa Monica Mountains.

After debris removal from the Palisades Fire was almost 90 percent completed in the Palisades, L.A. County Department of Public Health posted health signs, Wildfire Safe

(Editor’s note: Daniel Villasenor, the director of Communications for Governor Gavin Newsom sent the following correction for this story on July 26: “California

The planting of a large selection of beautiful and towering trees on Palisades Streets, seems like it would be a peaceful committee to join. Instead, the Palisades Forestry