Canyon News
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FEATURED NEWS:
The Canyon Alliance Budgets for Neighborhood Grants & Emergency Reserve
The Canyon Alliance has a $20,000 emergency reserve and $26,200 remaining in neighborhood grants for Canyon improvements.
P.P.C.C. Meets Sept. 25 & Will Hear Bike Trail Restoration Update
The Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting on Thursday will include a presentation about the bike trail repairs along Will Rogers State Beach.
Art and Baking Mix at The Cookie Studio L.A.
Hilary Gudgel brings her passion for cookie decoration to the Canyon.
Police Update: License Plate & Package Thefts Rise
An increase in package and license plate thefts in Pacific Palisades occurred last week, and L.A.P.D. offers a few recommendations to safeguard your property.
Paige Barnes: A Rustic Canyon Park Treasure
Senior Facilities Manager Paige Barnes strives to bring fun and service to the Canyon through her work at Rustic Canyon Park.
P.P. Residents Association Urges Residents to Come Out Against Zone 0
Pacific Palisades Residents Association president argues against proposed strict landscaping regulations.
Forestry Committee Invites Public to Sept. 18 Meeting on Proposed Landscaping Restrictions
Proposed strict landscaping regulations will be presented and discussed at committee meeting on Sept. 18.
PostFire Will Provide Free Air Purifiers To Palisadians
Free air purifiers are available for residents of the Palisades Fire zone from the organization PostFire.
The Canyon Alliance Gets a New President
The Canyon Alliance transitions to a new president, Eric Balfour, a Rustic Canyon resident.
P.P. Community Council Meets Sept. 11 to Hear About Library and Other Infrastructure Projects
The Pacific Palisades Community Council meeting on Thursday will include presentations from both the Bureau of Engineering and the Friends of the Palisades Library about reconstruction plans.
Canyon Inflatable Dam Project Completed
The City’s inflatable dam project in the Santa Monica Creek channel, which diverts low-flow storm water from the ocean to Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, has been completed.
Councilwoman Park Will Host a Town Hall on SB 79 Wednesday
On Sept. 10, Councilwoman Traci Park will hold a virtual town hall on SB 79, which authorizes an increase in housing density near transit hubs.
The Golden Bull Feeds and Enlivens The Canyon for Over 75 Years
The Golden Bull has remained a constant in the Canyon through disasters and changing times.
Palisades Events Wrap Up: Coffee & Conversation, Theatre Palisades & Renewal Center
Residents are invited to make some new friends at the American Legion, see a new play by Theatre Palisades, and visit the grand opening of the Palisades Community Renewal Center this week.
Registration for Rustic Canyon Park Classes Begins Sep. 8
The fall schedule is out for Rustic Canyon Park classes.
UCLA Study on Fire Effects Looking for Participants
A UCLA study needs participants to test for effects from the Palisades and Eaton Fires.
Elevated Levels of Chromium-6 Discovered in Palisades and Altadena Air
Elevated levels of the carcinogen hexavalent chromium were found in Pacific Palisades this spring.
Former Palisades Jewelry Shop Has S.M. Grand Opening
David Tishbi Jewelry, which was destroyed by the Palisades Fire, held a grand reopening at new Santa Monica location on Aug. 28.
Palisadians Invited to Heal with Art
The Palisades Recovery Coalition is hosting a program to provide healing through art on Wednesday.
A Piece of Pacific Palisades Is Resurrected in the Canyon
Canyon Square has expanded with a new iteration of the Pacific Palisades institution Vittorio’s.
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Throughout Pacific Palisades, special events will celebrate the holiday season, so check out this calendar of joyful festivities.