While still in the early stages, bill AB 2216, might soon give pet owners looking for housing a bit more relief. Authored by Assemblymember Matt… Read More »New Bill Could Limit Landlords Denying Pet Owners
It’s a phrase that has recently broken the internet, but any first-born daughter may be all too familiar with the meaning behind “eldest daughter syndrome.”… Read More »Eldest Daughter Syndrome Breaking the Internet
Donald B. Adams (1930-2024) has been described repeatedly as a joyful and gregarious individual. He loved people. A second generation California native, Don began his… Read More »OBITUARY: Calabasas Leader Don Adams
An empty lot on the L.A. River at Haynes Street will become a pocket park. Urbanize L.A. has announced that construction has begun on the… Read More »New Pocket Park Planned for L.A. River
The first of 81 concrete beams, or girders, have been positioned across the southbound lanes of the 101 Freeway on the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing under… Read More »Gird Your Lanes! Framing Causes Closures on 101
By Kathleen Sterling We really don’t want to share our secret weekend getaway, but we promised the owners we’d cover their grand reopening. Remember the… Read More »Sharing Our Secret Getaway
With the speed at which COVID vaccines were produced, as well as news breaking events, many have speculated if the COVID vaccine is behind cardiac… Read More »COVID-19 Vaccine Shown to Not Be Cause of Cardiac Death in Young Adults
First the internet made the “hot girl walk” popular and now, Tik Tok has a new fitness movement trending dubbed the “fart walk.” While not… Read More »Poorly Named But Beneficial for Your Health – the “Fart Walk”
As Valley News Group first reported last September, and now can confirm, Starbucks is moving into the old Hook Burger location on the corner of Topanga Canyon… Read More »Grande News for Coffee Lovers
The iconoclastic Chicano performance troupe Culture Clash will perform at The Soraya on Saturday, May 4, at 8 pm. The group returns to the theatre… Read More »Culture Clash Comes to The Soraya
Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel was joined by over 1,300 volunteers, 50 community groups, and other elected officials on April 14 who participated in nearly 20 service… Read More »Day of Service Creates “World’s Biggest Lasagna” for Angelenos in Need
Emmy Award-Winning Comedian & Weathercaster Fritz Coleman will receive the Media Award at The Valley Economic Alliance (The Alliance) 26th Annual Valley of the Stars… Read More »Valley Comedian and Newscaster Fritz Coleman to be Honored
Van Nuys Airport has both direct and indirect impact across the San Fernando Valley. On February 20, 2024, the Los Angeles City Council adopted a… Read More »City Council Calls for Van Nuys Airport Specific Plan Citizens Committee
Maricela Hernandez has retired as City Clerk for the City of Calabasas. She joined the City in 2012. Prior to this Hernandez served as City Clerk… Read More »Calabasas City Clerk Retires
Weddings, bar mitzvahs, birthdays, awards – the Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City hosted them all since the 1880’s. The Los Angeles City Council approved plans on… Read More »Iconic Sportsmen’s Lodge to be Replaced With Huge Apartment Complex
Earth Day is an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held in 1970, it now includes a wide range of events coordinated… Read More »Celebrate Earth Day Locally
Danielle Cherakiyah Johnson, the Woodland Hills resident accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death and then throwing her children out of the car on the… Read More »Woodland Hills Murder Influenced by Eclipse Worries
As Valley News Group was the first to report in our January 25 issue, UCLA Health has acquired West Hills Hospital and Medical Center and related assets… Read More »UCLA Buys West Hills Hospital; Renamed UCLA West Valley Medical Center
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a Telephone Town Hall on Thursday, April 11, from 7 to 8 pm. The Congressman will make opening remarks and… Read More »Congressman Brad Sherman to Host Town Hall April 11
Chatsworth Blockfest community celebration returns to the North Valley on April 13. The Chatsworth Porter Ranch Chamber, Councilmember John Lee, PCW Ultra and the Chatsworth… Read More »Blockfest Set for April 13 on Chatworth’s “Main Street”
If you have never attended “The Day of the Horse” event, you are in for a fun-filled afternoon learning about the importance of the equestrian… Read More »Chatsworth Celebrates “Day of the Horse” Sunday
Caltrans plans to begin overnight closures of all lanes on the 101 Freeway starting in mid- to late April in Agoura Hills for continuing construction… Read More »CalTrans Announces 101 Freeway Closures
In one of the Valley’s most important awards programs recognizing women leaders of the San Fernando Valley, the United Chambers of Commerce’s (UCC) board of… Read More »Inspirational Women of the Valley Named
The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce Community Benefit Foundation’s fundraiser “Grateful Hearts” will be held at Warner Park (5800 Topanga Canyon Boulevard) this Saturday April… Read More »Jay Leno to Help Honor Fire and Police Saturday in Warner Center
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