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Habitat for Humanity's Community Build - Canyon News (opens the original)
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PACIFIC PALISADES—Global nonprofit Habitat for Humanity launched a four-day community build in the Pacific Palisades to help rebuild homes after the destruction of the Palisades Fire in January 2025. The wildfires plagued the Pacific Palisades neighborhood, three in four residents were left displaced as the Palisades Fire destroyed more than 23,000 acres of land. With significant financial barriers in the way of necessary rebuilding, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles partnered with hun
Public Safety Plan Explansions In The Rainbow District - Canyon News (opens the original)
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WEST HOLLYWOOD—The city of West Hollywood is moving forward in expanding its safety precautions in the Rainbow District amidst an increase in fights and violence. New safety measures include additional sheriffs, unarmed private security personnel, and city code enforcement officers specifically patrolling the Rainbow District. The Rainbow District is a one-mile-long stretch off Santa Monica Boulevard, from Doheny Drive to La Cienega Boulevard; the district is filled with popular bars and restaur
Lisa Vanderpump Hosts World Dog Day - Canyon News (opens the original)
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WEST HOLLYWOOD—Businesswoman and reality star Lisa Vanderpump will be hosting World Dog Day in the city of West Hollywood, which has partnered with Lisa Vanderpump’s Vanderpump Dog Foundation for a celebration at West Hollywood Park on Saturday, September 26. The event allows the public to bring their dogs, browse various vendors, listen to live music, and take a photo op, the event raises awareness for some of the Vanderpump Dog Foundation’s biggest causes. One of The Vanderpump Dog Foundation’
Ocean Way Festival Cancelled - Canyon News (opens the original)
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SANTA MONICA—Due to concerns about Hurricane Marie, the highly anticipated new Santa Monica music festival, Ocean Way, has been cancelled. The city of Santa Monica announced the cancellation on September 11, citing the cause was due to beach erosion from the hurricane. Ocean Way’s promoter, Goldenvoice, announced the cancellation in an email on Friday from its ticketing platform AXS. “Due to the impacts of Hurricane Marie, the City of Santa Monica has canceled the inaugural Ocean Way Festival,”
Caltrans Continues Tramonto Landslide Drilling - Canyon News (opens the original)
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PACIFIC PALISADES—As part of the Tramonto Landslide Study, Caltrans crews have continued an ongoing geotechnical investigation to evaluate the unstable slope in the Castellammare Mesa neighborhood. The investigations will occur over six weeks, leading to localized street closures and traffic delays from now until the end of October. Engineers of Caltrans will be executing an 11-hole geotechnical drilling operation along the PCH and surrounding streets; this fieldwork has been ongoing since Augus
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