“How did you plan the murder?” isn’t everyday conversation for most people. But then again most people aren’t best-selling Los Angeles crime novelists. Former L.A. Times reporter… Read More »Lee Goldberg and Michael Connelly to Discuss Murder Most Foul
LAPD is searching for the owner of a pit bull that attacked two men in Warner Park Saturday afternoon. The dog was off-leash and not… Read More »Pit Bull Attacks Two in Park; Owner Flees
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a telephone town hall on Thursday, September 7, from 7 to 8 pm. He will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall
Tony Award-winning actor Aaron Tveit and comedian David Sedaris are among the artists announced in the 23-24 Season by The Soraya this summer. Joining them… Read More »The Soraya Adds Six New Artists to Season
The highlight of September is the full “Harvest Moon” on the 28th and 29th. This will be the fourth “Super Moon” in a row! A Super Moon… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the September Sky
Last week the Los Angeles City Council approved a new $3.6 billion contract for the LAPD. The four-year package will raise salaries, bonuses and entitlements… Read More »Councilmembers Weigh In on New LAPD Contract
In response to the catastrophic wildfires that have struck Maui, Van Nuys Airport tenant Clay Lacy Aviation is airlifting essential supplies to the island. On… Read More »Community Rallies for Maui
The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Mayor’s Luncheon on August 18 at the Calabasas Country Club. Calabasas Mayor David Shapiro, above, spoke to chamber… Read More »Chamber Hosts Calabasas Mayor’s Lunch
By Phil Swain Are your friends suddenly out shopping for paddles and talking about pickles all the time? Or are you one of them, itching… Read More »What’s the Deal with Pickeball?
The Container Store has announced they are moving into the old Rite Aid space at Ventura and Topanga in Woodland Hills. Projected opening date is… Read More »Rite Aid to Become Container Store
Facebook is all aflutter with comments from drivers about the new diagonal parking at the west end of Ventura Blvd. The restriping, requiring drivers to… Read More »Drivers Can’t Think Straight with Diagonal Lines
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a telephone town hall on Thursday, September 7, from 7 to 8 pm. He will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall
By Miri Rossitto Introduced in 1959, the Barbie doll was the most iconic creation of globally recognized toy company, Mattel. Barbie captured the imagination of… Read More »Marketing Breakdown: The Barbie Phenomenon
Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino recently announced Derek Fisher as Head Basketball Coach. Coach Fisher brings to Crespi his strong work ethic, leadership, and discipline… Read More »Derek Fisher Joins Crespi as Coach
The California Public Utilities Commission has reached an agreement with Southern California Gas Co. over the Aliso Canyon leak near Porter Ranch. The leak began… Read More »$71 Million Settlement Reached with SoCal Gas in Aliso Canyon Leak
The 47-acre former Rocketdyne property is on the market again, as Triple Five Group, owner of the Mall of America, has pulled out of their $150… Read More »Rocketdyne Property Back on the Market
The Board of Directors of the Fernando Award Foundation is pleased to announce 14 nominees for this year’s awards program honoring volunteer service in the… Read More »Fernando Award Nominees Announced
Saturday afternoon a mob of approximately 30 individuals in masks and hoodies stormed Nordstrom Topanga. A security guard was sprayed with bear spray as the… Read More »Smash and Grab Mob Storms Nordstrom
David Schreier, MD, General Surgeon at West Hills Hospital & Medical Center, has successfully performed his 1000th robotic surgery. Robotic surgeries are performed by specially… Read More »West Hills Hospital Performs 1000th Robotic Surgery
By Katie Sterling Barbie has had, and still has, its fair number of controversies. Perhaps the biggest of them all, no pun intended, was the… Read More »Ruth Handler Knows Breast
The developer of the old Bothwell Ranch on Oakdale Avenue has applied to the Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council with a plan to create… Read More »Development Plans Submitted for Bothwell Ranch
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that gives an allocation of $5 million dedicated to supporting the City of Calabasas’ open space acquisition… Read More »Newsom Gives Calabasas $5 Million for Open Space
On Friday, August 25, from 7 to 11 pm, “L.A.’s most unique brew fest” returns to the Los Angeles Zoo for its 11th installment and… Read More »Get Tickets for Brew at the Zoo
Summer is churning up more than the heat this year. This past Monday, two hikers in Malibu Creek State Park found human remains in an… Read More »Corpse in the Canyon, Body at the Beach
By Kathleen Sterling Some say I’m a creature of habit – like that’s a bad thing. I just know what I like, and expect, with… Read More »Returning to Paradise…Again!
The Valley Industry and Commerce Association (VICA) fully supports The Residences at Sportsmen’s Lodge Project, an ambitious and transformative development venture poised to bring immense… Read More »VICA Strongly Supports Sportsmen’s Lodge Development Project
A diverse array of community nonprofit organi-zations announced that they have formed partnerships with Harvard-Westlake School to develop educational and recreational programming at the proposed… Read More »Community Groups Partner With Harvard Westlake on River Park
By Neill Simmons The highlight of August is the “Super Blue Moon” on Wednesday, August 30. A blue Moon means it is the second full Moon… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the August Sky
LAPD Topanga Station Captain Francis Boateng, Councilman Bob Blumenfield and Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton all addressed residents at a Police Advisory Board Meeting. Contract negotiations… Read More »LAPD Negotiations and Crime
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