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National Parks Service May Seek to Manage L.A. Coastline
The National Park Service is gathering public comments about whether the L.A. coastline should become part of the national park system.
Pali Community Council Meets Feb. 24/Past Meeting Recordings Available
The Pacific Palisades Community Council will hear announcements and vote on earlier hours for the Ace Building Materials yard on Feb. 24. The council has also posted recordings of past meetings, including a Land Use Committee meeting about a project at 15113 Sunset.
PCH & W. Channel/Chautauqua Named City’s 14th Worst Intersection
The intersection of PCH, Chautauqua, and W. Channel Rd. was recently named the 14th worst intersection in the city by the L.A. Times.
Photo shows the Chautauqua portion of the intersection closed during last week’s storms due to a fallen tree. Photo: Courtesy of Charon Kilbride
Amber Rubarth to Play Folk Concert in Canyon Square on Feb. 27
Folk singer/songwriter Amber Rubarth will bring her music to Canyon Square on Feb. 27.
Concrete Debris Cleanup of Flood Channel Has Begun
With the week’s storms over, a crew with heavy machinery moved into the channel to begin cleaning out the slew of concrete.
Emergency Repairs to Channel Will Begin ASAP & Last 3-4 Weeks, Says Traci Park’s Office
Councilmember Traci Park’s office provided details about the proposed cleanup of the slew of concrete slabs that were washed into Santa Monica Canyon Channel on Monday.
Calif. State Parks & MRCA Strive to Reopen Palisades Trails
California State Parks and the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority have been working to reopen trails throughout Pacific Palisades, but structural issues, including destroyed bridges and mudslides on certain trails, are slowing repairs.
Storm Aftermath: Tree Fell on Chautauqua, Sand Covered Bike Path, & Crew Assessed Channel Blockage
The recent rain knocked a tree across Chautauqua, covered swaths of the bike path in sand, and dislodged hundreds of chunks of concrete overlay from the flood channel.
Concrete Slabs Clog Flood Channel/Storm Water Reaches Yards
Concrete slabs clog Santa Monica Canyon Channel on Feb. 16.
Fire Safe Council Will Hold Online Wildfire Preparedness Meeting on Feb. 19
A Feb. 19 online meeting organized by MySafe: LA, the Regional Fire Safe Council for Los Angeles County, will focus on ways that homes and neighborhoods can become wildfire-ready.
A Focus on the Feminine Comes to Gallery 169 on Feb. 21
Former Canyon resident Sal Taylor Kydd is curating a pop-up exhibition featuring female photographers on Feb.-21-22 at Gallery 169.
Home Hardening Event to Be Rescheduled
The Canyon Alliance is rescheduling the Home Hardening Education Event, which was planned for this weekend.
Valentine’s Florist Will Be in Canyon Square From Feb. 9-14
Stephanie Schur will brighten up Canyon Square with her Valentine’s floral arrangements next week.
Valentine’s Senior Luncheon at Amer. Legion on Feb. 10
Pacific Palisades seniors can enjoy a free Valentine’s luncheon on Feb. 10 at the American Legion Post 283 from 12-2 p.m.
Volunteers to Gather Signatures for 2026 Election on Feb. 7
This Saturday, volunteers will begin gathering signatures to add their favored candidates to the June 2 ballot.
LADWP Will Drain Santa Ynez Reservoir This Month/Service to Restart in the Fall
LADWP will begin the process of draining the Santa Ynez Reservoir this month in preparation for the installation of a new floating cover.
Home Hardening Expert to Share Advice at Rustic Canyon Park on Feb. 15
Home hardening expert Keegan Gibbs, whose parents lost their home in the 2018 Woolsey Fire, will bring his accumulated knowledge as a community member and fire resistance specialist to a Canyon Alliance event at Rustic Canyon Park on Feb. 15.
Wildfire Café for Healing & Connection at Getty Villa on Feb. 7
A free Wildfire Cafe to promote community healing and connection will be held at the Getty Villa on Feb. 7 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
City Council to Revisit Permit Fee Waivers Tuesday
City Council will meet tomorrow morning about fee waivers for Palisades homeowners and businesses that lost their structures in last year’s fire.