Palisades News

Palisades News made its debut on November 5, 2014, and has been delivering a print edition bi-monthly ever since. In addition to its frequently updated website, Palisades News serves as a platform for residents to engage in discussions about current local issues, while also exploring the community’s history and significant events. Wagenseller Publishing takes pride in offering thorough and responsible reporting that is both informative and engaging. The print editions are distributed on the first and third Wednesday of each month. With a circulation of 14,500, the newspaper reaches residents in the 90272 zip code, including the areas of Sullivan, Mandeville, and Santa Monica Canyons. All material published in print and online is protected by copyright.

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Fired LAFD Chief Appeals Dismissal, City Council Cancels Special Meeting Amid Controversy

1 month ago | palisadesnews.com | Dolores Quintana

LA City Council Cancels a Special Meeting Originally Set to Review Her AppealBy Dolores QuintanaFormer Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Kristin Crowley has appealed her firing to the Los Angeles City Council. In a letter to city councilmembers today, she gave notice that she would appeal the mayor’s decision but without any details as to why.
Venice Shorts: Major Renovation of Mediterranean Favorite Complete

2 months ago | palisadesnews.com | Nick Antonicello

Tajrish Restaurant has a bold new lookBy Nick AntonicelloTajrish Restaurant is located at 507 Washington Blvd, where Venice and Marina del Rey meet. A major renovation took place earlier this month and they are now open for business once again. A beautiful and inviting bar and layout has the location busy and bustling. Tajrish is a neighborhood located along the northern edge of Tehran.
Gladstone’s Restaurant, Parish of St. Matthew Suffer Partial Damage from Pali Fire

Jan 9, 2025 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

By Zach ArmstrongGladstone’s, a seaside restaurant and West L.A. dining gem, along with the Parish of St. Matthew both suffered partial damage amid the ongoing carnage of the Palisades Fire, although parts of the establishments appear to have been spared. Jim Harris, general manager of Gladstone’s, said in an email that “the restaurant seems to have weathered the worst of it,” adding that more details would be provided once known.
PALI FIRE UPDATE 2: Flames Reach 770 Acres, 250 Firefighters on Scene

Jan 7, 2025 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

By Zach Armstrong2nd Update: The Palisades fire now covers 770 acres while over 250 LAFD firefighters including from neighboring agencies battle the flames, LAPD announced just before 2:30 p.m.Approximately 30 vehicles have been left abandoned on Sunset and Palisades. These will be moved by the County dozer to provide clear access, LAFD announced.
Palisades Prepares for Possible Wildfires This Week as Dry Conditions and Heavy Wind Grips the Area

Jan 6, 2025 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

A 2022 report from the nonprofit First Street Foundation identified over 9,000 Palisadian properties — 99% of all properties in the neighborhood — as being at risk for wildfire damageBy Zach ArmstrongConditions are turning ripe for wildfires across Southern California, posing a serious threat to the rugged topography of Pacific Palisades in the coming days.
Here’s How Pacific Palisades Voted in The 2024 General Election

Nov 10, 2024 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

See How Ballots Were Cast in Palisades’ Five Voting PrecinctsBy Zach ArmstrongPreliminary results show how Pacific Palisades voted in the 2024 general election. Former President Donald Trump won a second presidential term after defeating Vice President Kamala Harris last Wednesday.
Man Attacks Magician at Child’s Birthday Party in Palisades

Oct 1, 2024 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

Two Others Were Victims of the Man’s Rampage Earlier That DayBy Zach ArmstrongA man has been arrested after allegedly attacking three victims including a magician at a four-year-old’s birthday party in Pacific Palisades over the weekend, LAPD confirmed.
Funding Secured For New Palisades Dog Park

Sep 9, 2024 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

In 2021, Almost 3,500 Palisadian Petition Signatures Were Garnered for an Off-Leash Dog ParkBy Zach ArmstrongDog owners of the Pacific Palisades are one step closer to having a space where their beloved felines can roam free. “After years of advocacy by local residents, we are finally getting a dog park in the Pacific Palisades!” Councilwoman Traci Park stated in her newsletter. “We will be working with Rec & Parks to schedule community meetings to go over the details.
Chinese Retailer MINISO Opening Soon on Promenade

Aug 9, 2024 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

Founded in 2013 by Chinese entrepreneur Ye Guofu, MINISO prides itself in the affordability of its “trendy lifestyle products.”By Zach ArmstrongSoon, Santa Monica shoppers will have a one-stop-shop for everything from Sanrio products, to home decor, to tableware, to snacks, to bathroom slippers, to even Disney character products.
Invasive Plant Species Found in Temescal Gateway Park

Aug 7, 2024 | palisadesnews.com | Zach Armstrong

The Invasive Plant Was Introduced to the U.S. As an Ornamental Vine in the Late 1800sBy Zach ArmstrongRecent photos show instances of Cape Ivy, an invasive and difficult-to-remove plant species common to Golden State’s coastal range, strewn along the Temescal Canyon Trail within Temescal Gateway Park. “On the Temescal Canyon hike, there are loads of cape ivy scattered across.” said the reader who sent three photos to Mirror Media Group in a July email.