Palisadian-Post

The Palisadian-Post is a weekly newspaper that caters to the Pacific Palisades community in California. It is published every Thursday by the Pacific Palisades Post. In addition to the Palisadian-Post, the company produces 90272 Magazine and a weekly publication known as The Shopper, or Post-Shopper. Established in 1928, the newspaper is currently owned by Alan Smolinisky, a local resident who grew up in Pacific Palisades.

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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.
CD 11, Team Palisades to Host Lunch in Rustic Canyon

3 days ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefCouncilmember Traci Park and Team Palisades have partnered to present a lunch at Rustic Canyon Recreation Center on Thursday, June 5, from 12 to 2 p.m. to honor the “strength and spirit of our elders.”“I’m proud to partner with Team Palisades to host a special lunch honoring the strength, spirit and lasting contributions of our elders,” Park wrote ahead of the event. “Their resilience has shaped this community—and continues to inspire us every single day.
LAUSD to Host Series of Design Concept Community Meetings

4 days ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefLos Angeles Unified School District will host a series of design concept community meetings for the three charter school campuses that sustained damage in the Palisades fire. “The purpose of these meetings is to introduce the architectural teams and begin the important dialogue on the future design concepts for each campus,” LAUSD Community Relations Director Lorena Padilla-Melendez said.
Anna Fulop Sorotzkin

5 days ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

Anna Fulop Sorotzkin, a 30-year resident of Pacific Palisades, passed away on January 24 at age 92 with her beloved family by her side. Anna (Panni) was born in Budapest, Hungary, on June 13, 1932. She narrowly survived the horrors of the Holocaust in Europe during World War II with her parents, Paul and Ilona, and her brother, Egon.
Free Family Portraits for LA Fire Survivors, First Responders

1 week ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefThe Vanity Portrait Studio is offering free family photo portrait sessions to those affected by the Los Angeles fires and first responders on May 31 and June 1 at LA Convention Center. “In partnership with LA Tourism, the LA Convention Center and the City Tourism Department, The Vanity Portrait Studio is offering free family portrait sessions to those affected by the LA wildfires,” read information about the event.
SMMCA, The Canyon Alliance to Host Annual Meeting, Party

1 week ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

The Evening Will Also Serve as a Gallery Opening for Kelly Sena’s “For the Wild”By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefSanta Monica Canyon Civic Association and The Canyon Alliance will host its annual meeting, along with a party, at Canyon Square on Saturday, May 31, from 4 to 7 p.m.The evening will feature a “Canyon Square party,” with food, a DJ and SMCCA’s annual meeting.
Disaster Recovery Centers Set to Close May 31

1 week ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLNG | Editor-in-ChiefTwo Disaster Recovery Centers—which have been in operation since after the start of the Palisades and Eaton fires—are set to wind down operations on Saturday, May 31. “Final day to visit Disaster Recovery Centers is Saturday, May 31,” read the LA County Recovers website. The two DRCs that will be closing are at UCLA Research Park West, located at 10850 West Pico Boulevard, and in Altadena at 540 W. Woodbury Road.
'Objects of Affection' to Serve as Palisades Fire Fundraiser

1 week ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefThree Palisadians have organized “Objects of Affection: A Palisades Fire Fundraiser,” which will take place on Sunday, June 1, from 1 to 4 p.m.“Come join us for a heartfelt afternoon of art, music and community as we raise money for our Palisades community and honor the cherished objects lost in the fires,” read the event website. “There will be a communal art exhibit, music, nostalgic Palisades lore, dancing, drinks and a whole lot of love.
Pacific Coast Highway to Reopen Friday

2 weeks ago | palipost.com | Sarah Shmerling

By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-ChiefA stretch of Pacific Coast Highway between Chautauqua Boulevard in Pacific Palisades to Carbon Beach Terrace in Malibu that has been restricted to residents, contractors, first responders and essential businesses will reopen to all drivers on Friday, May 23, at 8 a.m. Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday, May 22. Newsom originally announced a plan to reopen PCH by the of the end of May, with one lane open in each direction.