Circling The News

The CTN headline on February 3, 2026, was “It Passed! Permit Fees Waived for Fire Rebuilds.” CTN found out today that’s not true . . .yet. In April 2025, L.A. Mayor Karen

The Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority (LAHSA), which has a projected $829 million budget has missed its Federal Audit Deadline. On March 25, CTN received a message from

  When U.S. President Donald Trump sent Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to Pacific Palisades at the beginning of February, the President said it

(Editor’s note: Palisades resident Larry Newman wrote to Councilmember Traci Park’s office [below] on March 31. CTN forwarded the letter to the Mayor Karen Bass’ office.  Her

The Pacific Palisades Community Council’s infrastructure committee headed by Reza Akef invited Los Angeles Department of Power and Water to present the next steps needed to

An “urgent need” message was sent out by Daylyn Presley, public information specialist for the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. “There is a “critical need for Election

Palisades residents have a chance to show their support for one of Pacific Palisades’ most talented residents, Philip Springer, by voting for him for a Webby Award. The

(Editor’s note: in 2012, it became apparent there wasn’t enough energy to meet electricity demand with the current distribution station in the Palisades. Then a DWP executive

A campaign style sign is now available for all residents who support undergrounding utilities. It is physical, corrugated-plastic sign, to be installed in a resident’s

The Palisades High School Maggie Gilbert Aquatic Center was opened on Sunday, March 29, for a long-standing tradition, tryouts for Junior Lifeguards. More than 500 youth,