Former Palisadian-Post editor Bill Bruns recounted a slice of Pacific Palisades history by focusing on the year 1929 Founded in 1922 by a group of visionary Methodists, Pacific Palisades enjoyed steady growth throughout the Roaring

How do you look back in your American life These days, with immigration so much focus, I find I think back a lot on my early days as an immigrant. Things were different then—immigrants came

Explore the rich history of Pacific Palisades and its famous residents from Mel Blanc, the iconic voice behind beloved Looney Tunes characters, to swashbuckling actor Leo Carrillo, whose friendly demeanor made him a local favorite,

Here are five crucial land-use victories since 1972 Residents of Pacific Palisades have always treasured the unique location of their town, close to urban Los Angeles yet tucked between the Santa Monica Mountains and the

7 Great Community Projects in Pacific Palisades In the spring issue of Perspective Palisades, I highlighted five crucial land-use victories since 1972 that helped save the town’s character. This issue, I will focus on seven

How did you come to be involved in our community as an activist? My late husband, Kurt, had joined the Community Council in 1990 and served as its president in 2005.  He was also the

The Pacific Palisades of 1922 In early 1922—the year Emily Post gave us etiquette, Irving Berlin wrote “April Showers,” the Hollywood Bowl opened, the USSR was established and Warren G. Harding was president—a group of