A groundbreaking ceremony was held November 7 in Canoga Park for a new entry pavilion to the Los Angeles River Greenway. The pavilion is located on… Read More »Frank Gehry Pavilion Break Ground in Canoga Park
By Councilman Bob Blumenfield While the proposed Permanent Supportive Housing project next to the 101 freeway on the vacant plot of land adjacent to the… Read More »Update on Affordable Housing on Ventura Blvd.
Comedian Jay Leno was released from the Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital today. After a 10-day stay at the facility, Leno will receive follow-up care at… Read More »Jay Leno Released from West Hills Hospital
You can help a victim of domestic violence or a homeless person this holiday, with a donation to the San Fernando Valley Bar Association’s “Blanket… Read More »Do Good – Feel Good – For Under $10
Calabasas Rotary, whose mission statement is “Service Above Self,” is once again serving the senior community this Thanksgiving. For 32 years the club, in partnership… Read More »Calabasas Rotary Serves Thanksgiving Dinner to 600 Seniors
By Kathleen Sterling After all, it was my birthday… We were taking – after a long COVID break – a much loved trip to London.… Read More »24 Hours in Paris
The Las Virgenes Municipal Water District hosted their “Pure Beer” event on November 10. In conjunction with Tomoko Tavern and Ladyface Brewery in Agoura, water district execs… Read More »Cheers! Drink “Pure Beer” With Water District
By Cindy Royall Libonati Who knew that a pandemic could lift the housing market and help the economy recover? I hear people say that rates… Read More »Interest Rates and Interested Buyers – The Market is Still Moving
By Miri Rossitto With its roots in New England during the 17th century, Thanksgiving was declared the first national American celebration in 1777 by the… Read More »The Business of Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday
By Kathleen Sterling He grew up watching Adam 12, Emergency and Chips. He tried to arrest his brother every week. George was in awe of first responders, especially… Read More »LAPD Makes Dream Come True for One “Deputy”
By Melina Sempill Watts In Calabasas, both the City Council and voters have pushed towards sustainability…but what does it take to actually get there? The… Read More »Alex Farassati, Sustainability Champion for the City of Calabasas
Dinosaurs in the Valley is your chance to get up close to the most scientifically accurate life-size and life-like dinosaurs ever created. This exhibition is… Read More »Dinosaurs are Coming to the Valley
They come from senior centers, nursing homes, family homes – all in search of a good meal and an afternoon of companionship. Over 600 seniors… Read More »‘Tis the Season – to Donate a Turkey, Your Donation of One Turkey Could Feed 12 Seniors
Wings Over Wendy’s veteran group member, Private First Class Samuel Schultz, U.S. Army, WWII was born in Brooklyn, NY on Veterans’ Day, November 11, 1923.… Read More »Honoring a Local Vet Born on Veterans Day
It’s almost time to “fall back” and change your clocks for daylight saving time 2022! Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the yearly practice of setting… Read More »What Daylight Saving Time Does to Your Body Clock
By Dr. Rishma Chand RSV is very common virus that predominantly occurs in the late fall/winter time. It is spreads just like a common cold,… Read More »What’s Behind the Rise of RSV in Children
On the seventh anniversary of the Aliso Canyon Gas Blowout October 23, Congressman Brad Sherman, whose home was as close as any residence to the… Read More »Brad Sherman Calls for Aliso Canyon Closure
By Angelina Kanno “We don’t ask people to give up grandma or a child when in crisis, pets should be included there as family too,”… Read More »Hidden Heroes: Little Angels Project Helps Pets in Need
By Neill Simmons
A suspected drunk driver is in custody after killing a father and son in a fiery crash Tuesday night. Twenty-one year old Kevin Gonzales was… Read More »Fiery Crash Claims Lives of Father and Son
