The good news at Palisades High is there’s considerable talent in the football program at the lower levels.
The bad news is the varsity has an 0-3 record following a 28-0 loss to Lynwood Friday night. Earlier Palisades had lost to Hollywood, 27-6 and Santa Monica, 35-0.
The Dolphins will play another non-league game Friday night, traveling to Granada Hills.
Providing hope for the future, the Pali frosh-soph team defeated Santa Monica, 36-0.
Four members of the Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday proposed raising the citywide minimum wage to $13.25 an hour by 2017, and exploring the possibility of raising the wage to $15.25 an hour by […]
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