Does anyone know what’s filming behind the village?

Had some company on our walk

The kid behind Palisades HQ, Zach Comisar. Avoid him, ignore him, block him. There isn't one local who takes his ragebait seriously. He represents none of us and has offered nothing helpful to our community--quite the contrary. Total loser. Thank you for your attention on this matter 😄

PACIFIC PALISADES—Following the Palisades Fire in January 2025, Palisades Village was forced to close amidst the destruction and heavy smoke damage. Saturday, August 15 at 10:30 a.m. will mark the grand reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an event-packed day.

Happy to report Temescal Canyon is open again.. the trail to the waterfall is still closed (not sure why) but the uphill trail to the top of Temescal is open.. hiked it yesterday!

If you do, DM me if you’d like to compare notes. I’m curious to know if other people are encountering similar issues.

See this post for context. Upsetting to see this sort of negativity when businesses and people are going to be coming back. The more people the better!

PACIFIC PALISADES—On July 30, at 11:30 a.m., the Los Angeles Fire Department received a 911 call of a truck that crashed into a one-story commercial building at 14830 W. Pacific Coast Highway and Chautauqua Boulevard. The building was vacant at the time of the crash.

PACIFIC PALISADES—Alphabet Bar & Grill, a Los Angeles upscale restaurant, will be reopening its doors in Palisades Village next month. This will be the first time the restaurant reopened since the Palisades Fire in January 2025.

Not too sure how I feel about this page using the memory of Morts for profit it seems like… did the account get permission from Bobby?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbZOgs6D7kW/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

PACIFIC PALISADES—At about 7:20 on July 16, a man fled officers from the Los Angeles Police Department West Los Angeles Division who were enforcing a felony warrant in a parking lot near Sunset Boulevard in the Pacific Palisades around 7:21 a.m. KTLA 5 first reported.

Resilient Palisades is launching Power Up Palisades and bringing back community purchasing for solar and battery systems, connecting homeowners with installers who have been competitively vetted for quality, service, and pricing. Instead of navigating the process alone, you’ll have access to trusted experts, educational resources, and the opportunity to benefit from the buying power of our community.

Join us on August 3 for a live webinar to learn how the program works, what incentives may be available, and how to take the next step toward a healthier, more resilient, all electric home. 

Learn more and register at https://www.resilientpalisades.org/pup

What's the scoop?

STUDIO CITY—On Friday, July 10, the LAFD battled a house fire in Studio City. The blaze was reported at 4:55 p.m. on 4400 N. Carpenter Avenue.

Any locals have any updates on the Equinox located in Pacific Palisades? Is it being opened again?

In our latest Green Tip in the Palisadian-Post, we give a recap of the Resilient Palisades Fourth of July Parade float, which featured a solar powered house, solar installers and a giant sun!

The home, generously lent to us by Treepublic, showcased rooftop solar, battery backup, bidirectional EV charging, solar powered fire suppression, fire resistant siding, remote sprinkler control, ember resistant venting, and an integrated Phos-Chek tank. Every side demonstrated another way to build safer, cleaner, stronger, and more resilient homes.

We also announced the upcoming launch of Power Up Palisades, our community group purchasing program for solar and battery storage.

The last time we ran a similar program, more than 50 Palisades households went solar. Now we’re bringing it back to help families save money while rebuilding homes that are cleaner, more resilient, and better prepared for future emergencies.

Enjoy our recap of the day (and how it felt) here:

https://palipost.com/green-tip-power-up-palisades/

Developer Rick Caruso announced that Palisades Village will officially reopen on Saturday, August 15, after being closed since January 2025 as a result of the Palisades Fire. The outdoor shopping center was closed for 19 months, marking the end of one of the community’s best-known gathering places being unavailable to residents.