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Canyon Residents Join Santa Monica ‘No Kings’ Protest
Canyon residents marched with thousands of others at Santa Monica’s No Kings protest on Saturday.
Checkpoints Into Palisades End on June 14
Checkpoints into Pacific Palisades will be closed tomorrow as LAPD redeploys its personnel.
Palisades Fourth of July Celebration to Include Drone Show and Morning Race
The Palisades Fourth of July will be different this year, but festivities will include a drone show, music, food, and the traditional 5k run.
Caffé Delfini Nourishes the Canyon for 35 Years
Caffé Delfini excels at providing a welcoming atmosphere and an array of Italian food to the Canyon.
LAPD’s Enforcement at Downtown Protests Means Altered Palisades Schedule
LAPD Senior Lead Officer for Pacific Palisades Brian Espin has an altered schedule due to the increased enforcement activity in downtown Los Angeles.
Virtual Wildfire Preparedness Presentation Will Be Held Thursday
Wildfire preparedness, including home hardening and Zone Zero, will be addressed at a virtual webinar on June 12.
Pacific Palisades Community Council Meets June 12
The Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting on Thursday will include an update on FireAid grants and an election of officers
Registration Begins Monday for Rustic Canyon Park Classes
A selection of summer ceramics and athletic classes at Rustic Canyon Park open for registration on June 9.
Luncheon for Elders With Mayor & Councilwoman Drew Crowd to Rustic Canyon Park
Councilwoman Traci Park and Team Palisades celebrated local elders at Rustic Canyon Park today.
Amazing Grace Design Seeks to Help Palisadians Revive and Thrive
Amazing Grace Design has been a vital Canyon business for 25 years.
Palisades Business & Community Benefit to Be Held at the Colony in Venice on Saturday
Councilwoman Traci Park and The Colony in Venice join forces to benefit displaced Palisades businesses.
Return to the Canyon 2: A Community Comes Together, Rebuilds, and Renames Itself
Hundreds of residents gathered at Canyon Square last Saturday to commune, reconnect, and begin a new era of representation in local politics.
Councilwoman Park and Team Palisades To Hold Lunch With Elders at Rustic Canyon Park Thursday
A luncheon to honor local elders, particularly people 65 and over, will be held on Thursday.
SMCCA Members Endorse 2025 Board Slate and Name Change to “The Canyon Alliance”
Members of the Santa Monica Canyon Civic Association (SMCCA) voted this week to endorse the slate of 22 nominees for the organization’s 2025-2026 Board of Directors and to change the name of the 78-year-old organization to The Canyon Alliance.
LAPD Provides Updates on Trespass Forms, Checkpoint Maps, and Security Companies
LAPD Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin provides clarification on trespass authorization forms, checkpoint maps, and new security companies in Pacific Palisades.
Gallery 169 Hosts Kelly Sena’s Environmental Photography at May 31 Opening
Kelly Sena’s photography, inspired by environmental activists, will be featured at Gallery 169 this summer.
Annual Voting Begins for Board and Name Change
Voting begins today for the SMCCA 2025-2026 Board of Directors and the proposed name change to The Canyon Alliance.
Layout of New City Checkpoint on West Channel
The Canyon News has produced a plan of the City’s newly reconfigured checkpoint operation on West Channel at PCH.
City Reconfigures W. Channel Checkpoint with Some Impacts on Traffic and Parking
The State security checkpoint on PCH is gone, but the City checkpoint on West Channel remains, creating some negative impacts on traffic and parking in the Canyon.
Checkpoints & Passes to Remain, Says Mayor
For the opening of PCH this weekend, new checkpoints into Pacific Palisades will be added, while existing checkpoints remain for Canyon streets.
Canyon residents marched with thousands of others at Santa Monica’s No Kings protest on Saturday.