Topanga Vintage Market will hold their June market on Sunday, June 26. Kids are free, and no pets allowed. Veterans are always free. Enter Pierce on… Read More »Topanga Vintage Market Open This Weekend at Pierce
After nearly eight months of searching for a new CEO, the Calabasas Chamber has hired a dynamic creative, and energized professional in Lisa Clayden, right. Raised… Read More »Calabasas Chamber Gets New CEO
The headliner this Sunday at Warner Park is Jumping Jack Flash, a tribute to the Rolling Stones. Opening for them is emerging artist Heart of… Read More »Stones Tribute Rocks Warner Park Sunday
After several years of negotiations and efforts to preserve the last commercial orange grove in the San Fernando Valley, Councilmember Bob Blumenfield today announced that… Read More »Blumenfield Secures Preservation Deal for Bothwell Ranch
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford seems to be passing real estate around like well…a football. Records show that Stafford recently sold his main Hidden Hills home… Read More »Matthew Stafford Passes Off Hidden Hills Home for $21 Million
The Soraya continues to roll out news of its 2022-23 season. Tickets for the Signature Series will be available to the general public on July 12. The… Read More »Soraya Announces Signature Season
This past weekend, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) officially announced their recommendation that children aged six months through five years of age can now… Read More »CDC Approves Vaccine for Kids Under Five
The five-year-old mountain lion known as P-54 was struck and killed on Las Virgenes Road last Friday at approximately 9:30 am. The big cat was… Read More »Mountain Lion Killed on Las Virgenes
After strong opposition from North Valley residents three years ago, Metro has unveiled a new rapid transit line that will run on Roscoe Blvd. between… Read More »Metro Scraps North Valley Nordhoff Bus Line, Adds Roscoe
Tim Gaspar thinks a lot about how to save things – he’s an insurance agent after all, but he didn’t really think about saving lives until his… Read More »Tim Gaspar Gives the Gift of Life; Donates Kidney
In a ceremony on the Encino Little League field last week, a portion of the 101 freeway in the West San Fernando Valley was officially… Read More »Encino Native and Astronaut Sally Ride Gets Portion of 101Posthumously Named in Her Honor
By Cindy Royall Libonati I sure don’t have a crystal ball, but I do have some thoughts about our real estate market based on many… Read More »Where is the Real Estate Market Going?
By Tim Gaspar It has all the trappings of a true Hollywood drama. The mudslinging, adultery, movie contracts, dirty sheets (ewww) and homeowners insurance. Homeowners… Read More »Amber Heard’s Homeowners Insurance Paid Her Legal Fees
Tickets for the City of Calabasas’ July 4 celebration are now on sale. The day includes a lakeside fun run, splash party and of course,… Read More »Spend Independence Day in Calabasas
We have the Kiwanis Warner Center to thank for the flags lining Ventura Blvd. Every year the service-oriented club comes together, climbs aboard and clambers… Read More »Kiwanis Show Their Stripes
Dr. Harpeet Bawa, renowned surgeon with the Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI) and UCLA Health, is offering a free virtual seminar on hip and knee… Read More »Renowned Surgeon Offers Free Hip and Knee Pain Seminar
The Calabasas Senior Center celebrated its sixth anniversary and post-COVID reopening June 3 with an event that included residents, city council, city staff, old, new… Read More »Calabasas Senior Center Celebrates Six!
Rams owner Stan Kroenke has bought the Anthem property directly adjacent to the Promenade Mall, which he purchased earlier this year for a training ground.… Read More »Rams Buy Anthem Building in Warner Center
By Kathleen Sterling Texas has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation, all designed to prohibit “destroying the vitality or life of… Read More »Word on the Street
The Encino communities living by three dangerous bridges over the 101 Freeway will finally see some progress, as relentless advocacy prompted State Senator Henry Stern… Read More »Stern Bridges Divide Between Caltrans and Encino Residents
With watering restrictions in place across the state – two days a week in Los Angeles, just one day at week in Calabasas and Agoura, residents… Read More »The Drought and Fire Danger
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