The City of Santa Monica has authorized fines of up to $1,000 for failing to wear a mask. Learn more in this video made possible by Enterprise Fish Co.
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Accessory Dwelling Units are a great way to add value to your current property. This weekend Maxable is hosting tours of their top Los Angeles ADU structures guided by builders, architects, and homeowners. Learn more […]
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Westside Ballet Community Rallies to Support 40 Families Devastated by Palisades Fire
Founded in 1967, Westside Ballet is Los Angeles’ oldest public ballet school, renowned for its inclusive approach to dance education As the Pacific Palisades fire continues to leave devastation in its wake, the Westside Ballet […]
P-61, a four year old mountain lion struck and killed on the 405 Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass last fall. Photo: NPS.gov.
Ending Mountain Lion Killings?
LA City Councilmembers introduce resolution in wake of killing of local mountain lion? By Chad Winthrop Should mountain lions be listed as an endangered species? Should the killing of mountain lions be permitted in certain […]
Bills Aimed at Protecting Policyholders Advance Out of Committee
California has the fourth-highest rate of insurance nonrenewals in the country. Many policyholders receive notices without clear explanations. Two bills aimed at strengthening protections for insurance policyholders in California advanced out of committee this week, […]
Palisades Historical Society Set To Host Centennial Celebration: Palisades Today – November 15, 2021
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The PCH near Lunita Rd. A camera mounted to metal “SIGNAL AHEAD/SPEED LIMIT 50” sign post. Photo: City of Malibu.
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Installing Automated License Plate Recognition Cameras Throughout Malibu
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The Economic Impact Of Covid-19
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Paycom CEO’s Sister Buys $15M Malibu Home
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California to Spend $23M to Expand Access to Fresh Food for Low-Income Residents
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Palisades Weekly Crime Update
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Bills Aimed at Protecting Policyholders Advance Out of Committee
California has the fourth-highest rate of insurance nonrenewals in the country. Many policyholders receive notices without clear explanations. Two bills...
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Bills Aimed at Protecting Policyholders Advance Out of Committee
California has the fourth-highest rate of insurance nonrenewals in the country. Many policyholders receive notices without clear explanations. Two bills...
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Plan to Speed Up Buses Ahead of 2028 Olympics Sparks Debate Over Whether It Goes Far Enough (Video)
A plan aims to make buses faster and more reliable along major corridors ahead of the 2028 Olympics, but not...
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