Circling The News

By LAUREL BUSBY Special to Circling the News When 71-year-old Richard Holoff was 7 years old, the Bel Air Fire destroyed 484 homes and 6,090 acres in his neighborhood.

One of the first indicators that Pacific Palisades was healing was after the fire when the Garden Café reopened on La Cruz on March 7. But that was nothing compared to the

Va Lecia Adams Kellum, the head of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, resigned on Friday. She had accepted the position as CEO in 2023 for an annual salary of

A reader, whose home was destroyed in the fire, now has a new address – as do many Pacific Palisades residents. She wrote: “I discovered that my permanent USPS address change

By TIM CAMPBELL At the March 27 hearing before federal Judge David O. Carter, Mayor Bass, after she made her last minute appearance before the court, said she agreed with

A press conference was held this morning at Palisades Charter Elementary School to mark the debris removal from that campus. Palisades Charter High School, which suffered

The Pacific Palisades Library that was destroyed by the fire should be razed by this weekend. The debris removal was given to the Army Corps of Engineers, who began work two

At the L.A. City Recreation and Board of Commissioners (RAP) meeting today at Stoner Park, the commissioners listened to General Manager Jimmy Kim’s report on Pacific

Phil Springer, who will be 99 on May 12, refers to himself as “living relic of American Song.” Now there is a short documentary about this exceptional man click here.

The Irene Dunne Guild will hold its 19th annual Think Pink for Women’s Wellness, a fundraiser for Saint John’s Health Center, at the newly opened Regent Santa Monica on