It is a time for new beginnings. Schools will be starting soon, promising a fresh start and a year of growth, and the Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lions Club is
Awaken Now, a one-stop acupuncture and wellness practice, will launch three new 12-week programs in September led by founder Marina Dabcevic, aimed at addressing different health issues across
As Pacific Palisades moves from disaster response into economic recovery, developer Rick Caruso says rebuilding will require more than reconstructing homes and reopening storefronts. It will require cities to compete
Palisades Village will reopen its doors at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, welcoming back neighbors, families and visitors to the town square at the heart of Pacific Palisades after
A new upscale restaurant will open Aug. 15 in the Pacific Palisades, marking another step in the recovery of a neighborhood devastated by the January 2025 fires.
Alphabet Bar &
Crews will continue Palisades Fire recovery work along Pacific Coast Highway and Topanga Canyon Boulevard from July 27 through Aug. 2, with single-lane closures possible on PCH anytime between
Palisades Village, Caruso's coastal mixed-use destination in Pacific Palisades, will celebrate its grand reopening Saturday, Aug. 15, marking an emotional return for one of the area'
Fiber artists, their friends and their families are invited to the sand this weekend, as Los Angeles fiber artist Alexis Kavros hosts the first LA Fiber Clubs Beach Takeover, a
The first factory-built home since January's devastating wildfires was installed recently in Pacific Palisades, marking a milestone in the community's recovery and offering a faster
The Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Lions Club meeting this June was what we call a working meeting. Members assessed the success of our Comedy Night fundraiser and discussed bringing it
The California Credit Union Foundation has awarded a scholarship to Palisades Charter High School graduate Anahi Plazola through its annual College Scholarship Program, the foundation announced June 17.
Plazola plans
A cancer-causing metal detected in the air around last year's Los Angeles wildfire cleanup zones may have exposed more than 3 million residents to dangerous levels of
