Subject: Pali-Post Print Editions: April 2025

Pali-Post Print Editions: April 2025

Here is a selection of some of the stories from last month's print issues—which are also available for subscribers online at palipost.com.

With 100 days passing since the start of the fire, multiple officials provided updates regarding recovery work and legislation, including Mayor Karen Bass and Senator Ben Allen. What was said?

 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has cleared the campuses of Pali Elementary, Marquez and Pali High, while LAUSD spoke about interim and permanent rebuilding plans. Read on to see what was reported.

 

The list of restaurants that have reopened within the Palisades now includes Moku Sushi and Chipotle. What did the Moku Sushi team say about the decision to reopen the Highlands eatery?

 

It was a storybook ending for Palisades Recreation Center’s Coed Minor Division All-Star basketball team, which capped its run with a 36-33 triumph to capture the Citywide Tournament championship on April 10. What happened during the game?

 
 

The city announced a public-private partnership with LA Strong Sports, Steadfast LA and others that will fund, redesign and rebuild Palisades Recreation Center. Who are some of the stakeholders involved?

 

Following three months of displacement, Palisades Lutheran Church returned to its Sunset Boulevard campus, beginning with Palm Sunday services on April 13. What did Pastor Martin Lee say about the return?

 

After launching in 2024, Pali Life founder Colton Etheridge lost his home and inventory in the Palisades fire—but has since been focused on rebuilding the brand, as well as using it to give back through a fire relief initiative. What items does the brand offer?

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