Circling The News

At the beginning of April, CTN received the following message: “Happy Easter! Not sure if you’ve heard anything related to the 4th of July and if the parade might resume this

Pali High’s Third Annual Flea Market was held on April 12. After early morning showers, the sun brought a beautiful day and the good mood was infectious as local bands played

There are workers who buy from vendors that are not monitored by LA  City/County. The food they buy may have been prepared on public sidewalks/roadways over open flames using

  The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power released the following update, today, April 14. For people traveling on Sunset in Pacific Palisades, it is important to

By JEREMY PADAWER and CTN Staff When a town is allowed to burn down, destroying nearly 7,000 structures and killing 12, such as happened in the 2025 Palisades Fire, it is

Steve Lopez in his April 12 column (“Come on, L.A., you can do better than this. . .A tour of City Hall’s grounds reveals monuments to neglect.”), wrote “That is no excuse

The Pacific Palisades Advisory Board will hold its quarterly meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 16, in the small gym of Palisades Recreation Center, 851 Alma Real Dr.. The

“THERE YOU GO AGAIN:” Republican Candidate Ronald Reagan used the phrase “there you go again” while debating President Jimmy Carter. The phrase implies the opponent is

Palisadian Jeremy Wineberg was one of three candidates, who was initially running for councilmember in Council District 11. He participated in a March 1 forum against the

The Pali Hub, at 15239 La Cruz Drive, held a ribbon cutting to officially open a centralized long-term space where fire survivors can access rebuilding resources, case