FEATURED NEWS:
Online Coyote Workshop: Aug. 13
An online workshop will be held next week for anyone with questions and concerns about how to live safely with coyotes.
Public Works Deems Storm Channel Safe
L.A. County Public Works officials have assessed the state of the Santa Monica Canyon Channel, which was clogged with concrete slabs during February rains, and determined that it is “structurally stable.”
Forecasted El Niño Requires Extra City Preparations
A predicted El Niño, which could mean intense flooding and mud slides in the Canyon, has federal and city officials coordinating to help L.A. residents address the effects of the anticipated heavy rainfall.
LAPD Use of License Plate Readers Under Review
The automatic license plate readers in use by the LAPD are currently under review, and public input is requested about their continued use.
Truck Crashes Into W. Channel Apartment
A truck driver crashed into a W. Channel apartment building after his vehicle malfunctioned, and firefighters had to extricate him through the roof.
LA Public Health Urges Precautions Against Flea-Borne Typhus
The L.A. County Department of Public Health recommends that residents take precautions to avoid fleas due to rising infections of flea-borne typhus.
Pali Veg Fest: Aug. 9 in Village Green
Pali Veg Fest invites residents to enjoy vegan food, music, and activities at the Palisades Village Green on Sunday, Aug. 9.
The Case of the Disappearing & Reappearing Trash Cans
Three trash receptacles vanished this week, but a persistent Canyon resident got them put back in their places.
Community Council Candidates Announced
The Pacific Palisades Community Council announced candidates who will run for a two-year term next month.
History Corner: A Tale of a Little Library
A fixture for 15 years on a Boca median, the little wood and sheet metal library has had a colorful and sometimes chaotic history.
Trash Cans Return
The three missing trash cans have been returned to the Boca business district.
Three Trash Receptacles Disappear
Three well-used city trash receptacles were removed from the Boca neighborhood today, and Canyon resident Sharon Kilbride is working to get them back.
How To Request Public Trash Collection
Trash receptacles in the Canyon business district are particularly prone to overflow, so here is a breakdown of the best way to report them to the city for emptying.
Palisades Pet Profile: Meet Lacey, a Shy Shepherd Mix
Canyon teen Jane Buecker profiles Lacey, a dog who loves to oversee the neighborhood from her Latimer driveway.
California’s Regulation of Coastline Under Threat
NOAA has begun a performance review of the California Coastal Management Program, which allows the state to object to projects, such as offshore drilling, that threaten the coastline.
Temescal Gateway Park Reopens Without Waterfall Trail/Parking Lot To Aid Undergrounding
Temescal Gateway Park is scheduled to reopen to visitors Friday morning, although the popular trail to the waterfall will remain closed due to safety issues.
Weekly Summer Picnics: A Rustic Canyon Park Tradition for Decades
Monday night picnics at Rustic Canyon Park have been a beloved neighborhood tradition for almost 50 years.
Community Meeting on Potrero Canyon Bridge Will Be July 16
Planning for the Potrero Canyon Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge will include an online community meeting on July 26 from 5:30-7 p.m.
Pali Community Council to Hold August Election
The Pacific Palisades Community Council is accepting candidate statements until July 23 at 5 p.m. for its August election.
Seashell Decoupage Artist Creates from Canyon Home
Kellie Logsdon has created a successful art business with her seashell decoupage in her Canyon home.
Proposed Zone Zero regulations, which were under review by the Office of Administrative Law, have reportedly been withdrawn from review by the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection.