Circling The News

Walking into the Elks Club on Pico in Santa Monica where the Palisades Republican Club was hosting gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton, a young woman in her 20s was laying

(Editor’s note: The following letter was approved on April 23 by the Pacific Palisades Community Council and sent to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

Palisadian Lou Kamer came up with a brilliant idea for people who aren’t excited about the building a cookie-cutter two-story home that seem to be going up around the

By HANK WRIGHT A monthly Emergency Radio 1010 session was held at the Palisades Recovery Center on April 21, hosted by Michael Sheehy and Hank Wright — both members of the

The annual All-Schools Elementary Honor Orchestra will perform at 11 a.m. on Saturday May 9 at the Bel Air Church, 16221 Mullholland Drive. Larry Newman, Palisades resident

“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead. A small group of

The Pearl Dragon was more than a restaurant, it was a focal point and business that epitomized everything Pacific Palisades. . . .quirkiness, the love of community, good food

Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt went to the Barkery in Encino on Saturday, April 25, for a dog adoption event and to shed light on homeless animal abuse. KTLA 5 ran a report

(Editor’s note: CTN wrote on April 20: “There are too many candidates for this editor to interview before the primary. So, readers, it is up to you. Here’s the guidelines.

Many Pacific Palisades may remember the Chamber of Commerce Auto Show, which was held in the Village in the 1990s. The L.A. Times in April 17, 1999, noted “The Lexus version