Highlighting some of the top stories and hidden gems you may have missed in last month's print issues, Pali-Post Highlights offers a snapshot of life in Pacific Palisades.
Following a pre-holiday increase in reports of burglaries, LAPD West LA Burglary Detectives hosted two communitywide town halls via Zoom. What progress had been made as of the January 3 meeting?
A volleyball dedication ceremony, ongoing park safety concerns and forthcoming remodeled restrooms were discussed. What did board members report about a proposed off-leash dog park, decades in the making?
After learning more about his family’s role in settling the area, Ernest believed historians had largely ignored his family, so when he retired in the 1990s, he became the family historian. What else was part of his legacy?
A tradition started in the Palisadian-Post in 1954 and published since, the first baby born to a Palisadian family in 2024 arrived on January 2 at 7:01 a.m. Read on to see how close the second baby was born this year.
When the founder of Feeling Full LA saw food and produce thrown out at places like restaurants, while, at the same time, people experienced food insecurity, he knew he wanted to do something. How does the organization connect people to the food?
Just believe. That was the rallying cry of the Pali High boys basketball team, which silenced all doubters with a remarkable turnaround that put the City on notice. What has happened this season?
Created by Laura Gowing after a flight to Australia—where copious snacks were needed to entertain a toddler—Busy Benny offers a sustainable snack box and more. How will the line support Marquez Charter Elementary School in February?
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