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FEATURED NEWS:
L.A. Fire Health Study Says Four VOCs Never Surpassed Health Standards During & After Fire
L.A. Fire Health Study says four measured volatile organic compounds never exceeded California EPA standards during and after the Palisades fire.
Homeless Encampment Discovered Behind Closed Tallulah’s Restaurant
Resident discovers homeless encampment with half-burnt log behind Tallulah’s.
Pacific Palisades Community Council Meets Apr. 10: Maryam Zar Presenting Draft Recovery Plan
Maryam Zar of the Palisades Recovery Coalition will present their draft recovery plan at the Thursday Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting.
Rustic Canyon Rec Center Classes Postponed for Extra Decontamination
Rustic Canyon Recreation Center has postponed classes for extra decontamination.
Lower S.M. Canyon Joins Four Neighborhood Associations to Aid in Recovery & Preparedness
Lower Santa Monica Canyon creates residents association, joining the four existing Rustic and Santa Monica Canyon groups to enhance recovery and emergency preparedness.
Caltrans to Host Meeting on PCH Master Plan & Pavement Rehabilitation
CalTrans will hold Apr. 9 meeting about two pavement rehabilitation projects and to unveil a draft of the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH/ State Route 1) Master Plan Feasibility Study.
Canyon News Viewpoint: Our Approach to Reporting on Air, Water, and Soil Quality
An editorial on the Canyon News approach to covering environmental issues, including air, soil, and water quality.
Rain Barrel Giveaway Apr. 6
To celebrate Earth Day, Councilwoman Traci Park’s office will be giving her constituents free rain barrels on Sunday.
Rustic Canyon Park Welcomes Campers
Rustic Canyon Recreation Center is registering for summer camp.
Zinc, Arsenic, and Nickel in the Air Have Stayed Within Historic Levels Since Mar. 5, SCAQMD Says
Air quality in Pacific Palisades on Sunset is similar to 2019 air quality levels in Central L..A., which were used for comparison according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
Tests Confirm Safe Canyon Tap Water, According to LADWP
Tap water in the Canyon continues to be found safe for drinking and all other uses, according to the LADWP.
“Mapping the Canyon for Recovery” Exhibit: A Remembrance and Collection
A retrospective with images from the recent Gallery 169 Back to the Canyon exhibit and information on everything that has been achieved in the last month.
Alliance Launches $150,000 Canyon Recovery & Emergency Fund: $80k Already Raised From Early Donations
The Canyon Alliance Director announces recovery and emergency fund that has already raised $80,000.
A Q & A With Doug Suisman About the New Canyon Recovery and Emergency Fund
A Canyon Recovery & Emergency Fund has been created and is already more than halfway to its fundraising goal.
Photo: Colorized Image by Richard Holoff
Traffic Update: Improvement in the Canyon
Cal. National Guard reduces wait times at checkpoints, and traffic flow improves.
MYLA311 App Allows Residents to Report Issues to City
Updated app and website eases the reporting of street and public facility issues for L.A. city government to repair.
USC Canyon Soil Tests Show Low Levels of Lead
Lead testing results released for two Canyon locations, according to the USC Department of Earth Sciences.
Experts Craft Guide for L.A. Fire Recovery
Dozens of experts, including professors from USC and UCLA, have created a guide to aid Los Angeles with fire recovery.
Air, Soil, and Dust Testing Results Released for Canyon Elementary
Air, soil, and dust testing results by TRC Solutions, Inc., for Canyon Elementary shared by LAUSD.
Pacific Palisades Community Council Meets Tonight
Both LAUSD and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will make presentations at tonight’s P.P.C.C. meeting.
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Throughout Pacific Palisades, special events will celebrate the holiday season, so check out this calendar of joyful festivities.