Lily Tinoco

Los Angeles

Assistant Editor at Palisadian-Post

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LA County Assessor Urges Property Owners to Update Mailing Address

2 days ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorLos Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang has requested property owners update their mailing address, as some wildfire victims’ “Notices of Assessed Value Change” and property tax refund checks have been returned due to invalid addresses. Following the Palisades fire, the LA County Assessor’s Office has been working to provide property tax relief to impacted homeowners.
California Fire Foundation Accepts Applications for Wildfire Disaster Relief & Recovery Grant

2 days ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorCalifornia Fire Foundation is currently accepting applications for its Wildfire Disaster Relief & Recovery Grant—a funding opportunity offering up to $25,000 for fire departments, firefighter associations, nonprofits and tribal organizations in Los Angeles, including Pacific Palisades.
Pacific Coast Highway Reopening Approaches

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

Councilmember Traci Park Will Host a Virtual Town Hall to Discuss “Security” and “Access Transition”By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorAs the end of May approaches, Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to have Pacific Coast Highway partially reopen to the public by the end of the month draws near—sparking community concerns and questions about what that means for things like checkpoints and access to currently restricted areas of Pacific Palisades.
Pali High Students Speak at Pacific Palisades Community Council Meeting

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

House Museum Presents on Project Chimney and Its Palisades Fire Memorial ConceptBy LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorPacific Palisades Community Council hosted a series of presentations at its Thursday, May 8, board meeting, including from Palisades Charter High School students and the head of House Museum. Pali High Ambassador Katelyn Chang and PPCC Youth Advisor Ella Nozar joined the May 8 meeting to offer insight into high school students’ perspectives following the Palisades fire.
Theatre Palisades to Perform ‘Just a Second’ at Westchester Playhouse

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

Jennie Fahn to Host Two Fundraising Performances of “Under the Jello Mold” to Benefit Theatre PalisadesBy LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorAfter the loss of Pierson Playhouse in the Palisades fire, Theatre Palisades is hosting a two-weekend run of “Jest a Second” and will benefit from area fundraising performances. Jennie Fahn will perform “Under the Jello Mold” on Saturday, June 7, and Sunday, June 8, to fundraise to help Theatre Palisades rebuild.
Keeping Traditions Going

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

Marquez Teacher Akiko Arevalo Advocates for Sense of ‘Normalcy’ After the Palisades Fire Through Science Fair, Robotics TeamBy LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorA teacher is often a champion for their students—and such is the case for Marquez Charter Elementary School science and robotics teacher Akiko Arevalo. After the Palisades fire, which began on January 7, Arevalo has pulled together school traditions to uphold a sense of normalcy for the school’s students.
‘Masters of Movement’

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

Westside Ballet Upcoming Performances to Feature Palisades Dancers, Honor Local First RespondersBy LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorWestside Ballet of Santa Monica will present “Masters of Movement,” with performances on Saturday, May 31, and Sunday, June 1, at 1 p.m. featuring Pacific Palisades dancers. The event will feature several works that demonstrate “the depth and versatility” of the company’s pre-professional and student dancers.
TPY, Harvard-Westlake Upper School to Present ‘Things We Found in the Fire’

3 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorTheatre Palisades Youth and Harvard-Westlake Upper School are partnering to present “Things We Found in the Fire”—a fundraising cabaret—on Sunday, May 18, at 4 p.m.The cast includes more than 20 youth performers in sixth through 12th grade. “Join us for an unforgettable evening of glamour, laughter and live entertainment at our cabaret show this Sunday,” TPY wrote.
PPHS to Host Annual General Membership Meeting

3 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorPacific Palisades Historical Society will host its annual general membership meeting on Sunday, May 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. at Rustic Canyon Recreation Center. Remembered as “the clubhouse of the Uplifters,” PPHS noted that the meeting location falls outside of the evacuation zone, so attendees will not be required to pass through security checkpoints or present a pass.
Palisades Symphony to Present ‘A Monumental Evening of Music and Spirit’

3 weeks ago | palipost.com | Lily Tinoco

By LILY TINOCO | Assistant EditorPalisades Symphony and Brentwood Palisades Chorale will present a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s “Messa da Requiem”—“one of the most profound and majestic works in the choral-orchestral repertoire.”The concert will take place Sunday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. at The Church of Latter-day Saints, located at 3400 Sawtelle Boulevard. “This performance takes place under exceptional circumstances,” read a statement from Palisades Symphony.