By Eric & Joshua Preven By now it’s common knowledge in Los Angeles that Harvard-Westlake, an elite private middle and...

Our public beaches are under assault. Since 1989, when the City of Los Angeles instituted a curfew, Will Rogers State...

While poisons may be a tempting solution to a rat or mice problem, the chemicals also poison the animals that...

By Luke Rivera Special to the Palisades News I grew up in Pacific Palisades, I’m a junior at the State...

By Laura Abruscato Contributing Writer The last time my husband and I moved was 12-1/2 years ago. I was four...

The Pacific Palisades Optimist Club, founded in 1956, has started a membership drive. The club’s motto is “Friend of Youth”...

By Sue Pascoe Editor The City of Los Angeles was served with a lawsuit in December 2015, challenging its right...

By Laurel Busby Staff Writer On average, about one percent of the diet of local coyotes comprises of cats, including...

When a child is born prematurely, it’s hard on the parents as they watch other families in the maternity ward...