The city Bureau of Sanitation says that major increases in fees residents pay are necessary to replace an aging infrastructure. Patch wants to know what you think.
The mayor stresses the city's precarious financial position with the 200 or so residents who gathered for a Westside Regional Alliance of Councils open forum Monday night.
The long-time Echo Park and now Silver Lake resident files his paperwork Thursday morning.
The Republican-backed Fairness and Accountability in Redistricting (FAIR) is challenging the newly redrawn boundaries for State Senate districts.
The mayor will speak on city issues Sept. 12 in West Los Angeles. Members of the public and business community are invited.
As a deadline for new proposed Board of Supervisor electoral boundaries passes, Supervisors Mark Ridley-Thomas, Gloria Molina and Don Knabe all released new plans for how to draw the county's districts for the next 10 years.
Now that a state redistricting commission has finished its work, it is likely to see challenges from at least one direction.
The head of the state Republican Party says he supports putting a referendum on the ballot regarding the state Senate and possibly congressional boundaries.
One member of the Citizens Redistricting Commission calls Pacific Palisades' congressional district "a ribbon of shame."
The panel also gets updates on its Code of Civility, redistricting and traffic.
Peter Douglas has supporters and detractors, but nobody can deny he has been one of the most influential California leaders while serving as executive director of the California Coastal Commission.
Also at the Aug. 2 news conference, Santa Monica's "A" water ratings are celebrated.
State Sen. Fran Pavely will be greatly missed if her district no longer includes the Palisades, says Janet Turner.
Newly released redistricting maps draw new boundaries for state Assembly, state Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously votes to let the contract for cameras at intersections end after July 31.
Villaraigosa says the proposed legislation would move up the start of construction on the Westside Subway Extension.
The Palisades panel also gets an update on Potrero Canyon, thefts from vehicles and sneakers hanging from power lines at its Thursday meeting at the library.
Parking concerns dominate the discussion at a meeting Wednesday organized by city officials to get residents' feedback on the Westside Mobility Plan, which will be used to develop a plan to improve transportation issues in West Los Angeles.
Hot topics from the Palisades Community Council meeting held on June 23.
Police, fire and transportation officials assured public safety would be a priority during the 405 closure at a meeting Thursday.
The Police Commission's decision to end the red-light camera program will stand unless at least eight council members vote to overturn it before July 31.
Palisadian Bochco replaces Malibu resident Sara Wan, who was on the Coastal Commission for 15 years. Bochco calls the California Coastal Act "a brilliant piece of legislation."
The panel considers safety in light of Fire Engine 69's closure and hears a proposal for a downtown L.A. sports venue at its Thursday meeting.
Who is in charge of redistricting? Why does it matter? Why now? All these questions and more answered below.
The California Citizens Redistricting Commission releases a draft plan with new state electoral districts on Friday. Here is what you need to know about where Pacific Palisades fits in the new plan.
At least two Democrats are running to be the representative of the 41st Assembly District.
The 405 Freeway closure will add to the headaches for Pacific Palisades drivers already dealing with the reduction of PCH lanes.
Councilman Bill Rosendahl hosts a meet and greet at a private residence in Pacific Palisades.
Bathroom hours were reduced due to budget cuts. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky says this is a major health issue.
The city attorney is ordered on a 12-1 vote to draft an ordinance regulating group homes in single-family neighborhoods.
The new policy could change the way surf and recreational programs operate on local beaches.
Janet Turner, chairwoman of the Pacific Palisades Community Council, gives Patch an update on Wednesday's Los Angeles City Council meeting involving the Los Angeles Fire Department's deployment plan.
There is limited space on the county's coast, and there has not been much change to who has rights to use it for nearly 30 years. County officials say this must change.
An investigative report by journalism watchdog group California Watch reveals inspection requirements for public schools have been brushed aside at thousands of California schools.
Gov. Jerry Brown halts budget talks, saying Republicans refuse to put the tax extension to a vote of the public unless he agrees to “an ever changing list of collateral demands.”
The ordinance will promote a more creative approach to development, said its supporters.
Only 11.6 percent of registered voters turned out for a municipal election that included 10 citywide ballot measures and races to fill City Council and school board seats.
Patch was at the polls to get residents' comments after they voted.
Voters approve most measures to help ease the city's budget crisis and send incumbents back to the City Council.
Join in with your reactions to Tuesday's voting on a host of ballot measures and City Council and school board seats.