In 1958, a merchant built a shop on Swarthmore for about $12 a square foot for the land and the building. The doors opened for customers in months with street parking. He was not rich. He did not need ...

If.” It began with a hard truth. The city’s current path was to replace our burned-to-the-ground library—maybe five to 10 years from now—with something much like the 1970s-era library we lost. I asked ...

This summer marks the first time in more than a decade that I am not serving on the executive committee of the Pacific Palisades Community Council. When I was first elected vice chair in 2015, I could ...

Caltrans crews are performing infrastructure repairs on the 8.5-mile length of Pacific Coast Highway between Temescal Canyon ...

Eighteen months after a devastating fire destroyed the Palisades Library, $22.496 million in federal advance funding has been ...

When the PONY All-Star season began two months ago, the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association’s Bronco 11U All-Stars were on a mission to become the first local team to reach the International World ...

The Bel-Air Bay Club Upper Club is shown in this Palisadian-Post file photo from 2018. Germany will base its national Olympic team’s official hospitality headquarters at the Bel-Air Bay Club during ...

Brett Elkins continues to prove that age is just a number. He took second place in the 60+ men’s singles division and second with partner Aaron Kaufman of West Hills in the 50+ men’s doubles division ...

More than 150 people gathered below the Lifeguard Headquarters at the south end of Will Rogers State Beach last Saturday morning for a fitting celebration of life in honor of beloved Palisades ...

With the unassuming instruction to “meet at the big tree across from the library,” fitness trainer Connie Murphy welcomes Palisadians every Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. to join a walking group she’s formed.

A daylong power outage left dozens of households in the Riviera neighborhood of Pacific Palisades without electricity Tuesday ...

The familiar sounds of sneakers squeaking and the hollow pop of ball meeting racquet were echoing through the Palisades Recreation Center last Saturday morning and it was music to the ears of Mike ...