Circling The News

Now You See It: Now You Don’t A clever reader snapped the photo of the Amazon Books sign that was put up on August 29. The grand  opening of Palisades Village, aka

  PPCC Election Committee Address Campaign Issues (The following letter was sent from PPCC Election Committee Chair David Card to Area 2 candidate Steve Cron, who shared

Electrical Work at Palisades Village Explained By SUE PASCOE Residents have complained about the traffic caused by lane closures on Sunset and Monument, adjacent to the

Methodist Church Steeple Undergoing Repairs Incoming Optimist Club Co-President and architect Rich Wilken was asked last week if there was any news in the town.

Sandlot Games of Dreams By BOB VICKREY Many years ago, and far away from the bright lights of packed football stadiums filled with cheering fans, there was another annual

Sheepherder Wagon Provides the Comforts of Home By SUE PASCOE Homes in Pacific Palisades are considered small if they are less than 5,000 sq. ft. and do not have two master

City and Coastal Commission Issues (Editor’s note: This is the final installment of a four-part story examining the proposed Highlands eldercare facility.)  Residents asked

Two Meetings of Note: Senior Alliance and Civic League   Pacific Palisades Civic League to Meet The Pacific Palisades Civic League (PPCL), which reviews homes in tract

Proposed Highlands Facility Avoided a CEQA Review (Editor’s note: This is the third story in a four-part series examining the proposed Highlands eldercare facility.)  When

Hines Promotes PCH Safety By SUE PASCOE In the crosswalk by Gelson’s parking lot, between Via de la Paz and Antioch, Pat Hines was almost struck by a car. The car was close