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Longtime tennis coach honored By Chad Winthrop Palisades High School tennis coach Bud Kling has been selected as the 2018-2019 California Boys Tennis Coach of the Year, the latest honor for the state’s winningest high […]
Juliet Burks named Presidential Scholars in the Arts candidate By Chad Winthrop A Pali High senior has been named one of less than 100 Presidential Scholars in the Arts candidates in the country. Juliet Burks, […]
This is the selection of multicultural vendors at the weekly event. Starting in 1977, the Mar Vista Farmers Market offers locals an array of fresh produce on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at […]
Race set for Sunday, March 20 By Sam Catanzaro The Los Angeles Marathon returns to the Westside this weekend. The 2022 Los Angeles Marathon will take place on Sunday, March 20. This comes months after […]
The Hike Lasts for Over Five Miles. Attendees Are Asked to Bring Water And Hiking Shoes. By Zach Armstrong A local resident has created a group to “find like minded people who love hiking, exercise, […]
By Anthony Marguleas Special to the Palisades News What is a backup offer? When there is an accepted offer on a property and another buyer wants to be in backup position, they can make what’s […]
This summer, kids have the opportunity to engage in science and learn about the fascinating water systems in Santa Monica through Heal the Bay’s Aquarium Science Camp. Heal the Bay is an environmental nonprofit dedicated […]
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The Turkey Trot Will Raise Funds for Several Charities, Including Day of Giving, Local Firehouses #69 and #23, and Desita.org The 10th Annual Pacific Palisades Turkey Trot will bring runners, families, and spectators to Palisades […]
In observance of April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a nonprofit that advances the dignity and quality of life for older adults, wore the color gray on Denim Day, April 24, to shed light on sexual […]
Lawsuit Filed After Over 200 Protesters Arrested During Peaceful Campus Demonstration The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California (ACLU) has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two students and two faculty members at the […]
Juvenile great white sharks in Santa Monica Bay By Keldine Hull While shark attacks in California are rare, breachings, particularly towards the end of summer, are not. Several shark sightings have been reported in Santa […]
The Santa Monica Rotary Club Foundation is dedicated to promoting and encouraging charitable, scientific, literary, and educational activities within the community and is currently accepting applications for its bi-annual grant program. Learn more in this […]
Joe Buscaino introduces motion over the weekend By Sam Catanzaro Two days after the Los Angeles City Council voted to ban homeless encampments within 500 feet of schools and daycares, Councilmember Joe Buscaino is now […]
Submitted by the Pacific Palisades Task Force on Homelessness and Glanda Sherman Outreach Team, The People Concern The year was 2017. The Pacific Palisades Ministerial Association accepted an invitation to meet and discuss how they […]
Heat advisory also in effect By Sam Catanzaro With humidity in the single digits, gusts of winds reaching speeds upwards of 35 miles per hour and temperatures expected to surpass 90 degrees, public safety officials […]
16 winners were selected across four grade categories, with entries emphasizing solutions such as zero-emission transit, biking, electric vehicles and...
Read more16 winners were selected across four grade categories, with entries emphasizing solutions such as zero-emission transit, biking, electric vehicles and...
Read moreA hearing before the Los Angeles Department of City Planning is scheduled for June 1. A 16-unit residential development has...
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