Hook Burger Closes: Starbucks Hooking In?
Hook Burger at 6201 Topanga Canyon Blvd. at Erwin has closed permanently. Employees of the restaurant indicated that it was a landlord dispute over rent.… Read More »Hook Burger Closes: Starbucks Hooking In?
September 2023
Dump some weight – then gain some!
Fairwinds West Hills is hosting a “Hot Cakes and Paper Shredding” event on Sunday, October 8, from 8:30 to 11 am. Come to the leisure… Read More »Dump some weight – then gain some!
Slow Speed Chase Takes Driver Out of Bounds
If the suspect wasn’t wanted for assault with a deadly weapon it would have been amusing. Sunday night police chased the driver of a stolen… Read More »Slow Speed Chase Takes Driver Out of Bounds
The Circus is Coming to Town!
Circus Vargas presents another outstanding, mega-hit entertainment experience in Woodland Hills at the Promenade Mall starting September 29 through October 16! Join us for a… Read More »The Circus is Coming to Town!
Kiosks at The Commons Show Planned Development
The Commons at Calabasas has submitted applications to the City of Calabasas for development changes to the shopping center. They include construction of two new… Read More »Kiosks at The Commons Show Planned Development
Fernando Award Finalists Announced
The Board of Directors of the Fernando Award Foundation announced five individuals who will vie for the title of 2023 Fernando Award Recipient. The announcement… Read More »Fernando Award Finalists Announced
Calabasas Film Festival Rolls Out September 27
The annual Calabasas Film Festival will take to the screen beginning this coming Wednesday, September 27. It will run through October 1. The Calabasas Film… Read More »Calabasas Film Festival Rolls Out September 27
Dennis Zine to Speak to WHHO
Former City Councilman Dennis P. Zine will be the guest speaker at the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization (WHHO) meeting on Wednesday, September 27, at 7:30… Read More »Dennis Zine to Speak to WHHO
Old Filmation Site Slated for Development
The brick building at the corner of Canoga Avenue and Victory once housed the headquarters of Filmation, which produced cartoons such as Space Academy, Jason, Son… Read More »Old Filmation Site Slated for Development
Still Dancing in Canoga Park After 50 Years
Capezio Dance Shop has been doing business in the San Fernando Valley for 50 years and shows no signs of slowing down. Founded by Sandy… Read More »Still Dancing in Canoga Park After 50 Years
Valley Pilot Killed in Racing Crash
Conejo Valley resident Chris Rushing was killed Sunday when two planes collided at the National Championship Air Races in Reno. Rushing was president of the nonprofit… Read More »Valley Pilot Killed in Racing Crash
Feeding the Valley’s Hungry
In the midst of affluence there is want. It’s hard to imagine, but in the west valley and Calabasas, there are almost 800 families and… Read More »Feeding the Valley’s Hungry
Rotary Hosts Lahaina Benefit
The Rotary Club of Calabasas’ Charitable Foundation is hosting a “Lahaina Love” benefit to support individuals and families devastated by the Maui fires. All “ohana”… Read More »Rotary Hosts Lahaina Benefit
Oktober Festival Set for September 30
Celebrate all things fall at the North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce’s annual Oktober Festival on September 30. Enjoy live music, food, beer and a vendor… Read More »Oktober Festival Set for September 30
When Disaster Strikes is Your Pet Ready?
With the recent threat of a hurricane, it begs the question: while you’re preparing for an emergency, is your pet also top of mind? The… Read More »When Disaster Strikes is Your Pet Ready?
Northridge Hospital Physician Urges Awareness as COVID, Influenza and RSV Rise
As the school year begins for millions of students around the nation, the rates of three respiratory infections – COVID-19, influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus… Read More »Northridge Hospital Physician Urges Awareness as COVID, Influenza and RSV Rise
Mayor Karen Bass to Address Valley
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will address Valley business leaders at United Chambers’ annual Mayor’s Lunch in October. The event will be held at Skirball Cultural… Read More »Mayor Karen Bass to Address Valley
Vision Study Provides Opportunity to Guide the Future for Van Nuys Airport
Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) has embarked upon a Vision Study that would explore potential changes to the Van Nuys Airport’s land use designations, in… Read More »Vision Study Provides Opportunity to Guide the Future for Van Nuys Airport
Krieger Will Light the Night on Fire at Sagebrush Cantina Concert
He’s a California boy to this day. Raised in Pacific Palisades in the 60’s, Robbie Krieger could have segued into popular music like his surfing… Read More »Krieger Will Light the Night on Fire at Sagebrush Cantina Concert
What’s Changed for Solar Users With NEM 3.0
What is NEM 3.0?” NEM 3.0 is the third version of “Net Energy Metering,” which began April 15, 2023. “Net Energy Metering” is the process… Read More »What’s Changed for Solar Users With NEM 3.0
OceanWell and LVMWD Announce Partnership to Pilot California’s First Blue Water Farm
OceanWell and Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) announced today their partnership to pilot California’s first-ever Blue Water farm. LVMWD Board of Directors unanimously approved… Read More »OceanWell and LVMWD Announce Partnership to Pilot California’s First Blue Water Farm
CA Testing Pilot Program for Digital Driver’s Licenses
The state of California is currently experimenting with a pilot program that will allow individuals to download a digital copy of their driver’s license onto… Read More »CA Testing Pilot Program for Digital Driver’s Licenses
Narcan Now Available Over the Counter
The first over-the-counter drug to reverse opioid overdoses hit shelves this week in what many are hoping is a major step in preventing unnecessary deaths.… Read More »Narcan Now Available Over the Counter
Will There Be Another “Tripledemic” This Fall?
This fall and winter may bring another “tripledemic,” thanks to the seasonal onset of the flu, RSV and new COVID variants. While 2022 saw… Read More »Will There Be Another “Tripledemic” This Fall?
Eat, Drink and Support the Chamber!
It’s a tradition! The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce will bring the community together for their 17th annual Food & Wine Fest on… Read More »Eat, Drink and Support the Chamber!
