By Dr. Andrew Leuchter UCLA Health offers innovative approaches for treatment of depression that doesn’t improve with medications. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a noninvasive therapy… Read More »UCLA Offers New Strategies to Defeat Depression
The old Denny’s at 20137 Ventura Blvd., (just west of Winnetka) is undergoing a complete transformation. The iconic diner was bought by L.A. County in… Read More »From Pancakes to Preschool – Old Denny’s Under Construction
Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival is celebrating 44 years this coming Father’s Day weekend, Saturday and Sunday, June 15 and 16. The festival is co-curated by… Read More »Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival Blows Into L.A. June 15 & 16
Calabasas Mayor Alicia Weintraub will be honored by Chabad of Calabasas at their gala fundraiser on June 10. Chabad Rabbi Eli Friedman said that they are honoring… Read More »Calabasas Mayor to Be Honored by Chabad
The Sheriff’s Department reported that a resident in Calabasas found a camouflaged camera hidden in a flower bed with the lens facing their residence. According… Read More »Camouflaged Camera Found in Calabasas
The source of all the honking on the 101 has been revealed! This picture was posted by Jennifer DeVoe Van Dusen on Facebook… taken on… Read More »Geese Take Over 101 Freeway Lanes
Wildlife enthusiasts are hopeful at the news that an untagged mountain lion has been seen roaming the grounds of Griffith Park recently, the area that… Read More »New Mountain Lion Roaming P-22’s Turf
Congressman Brad Sherman (CA-32) announced that he has requested $2.4 million in federal funds to address the surge in antisemitic incidents targeting Jews in Los… Read More »Congressman Sherman Requests $2.4 Million to Fight Antisemitism in L.A.
The City Council’s Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee has been hard at work nuancing and improving Mayor Bass’ proposed budget for next year, helping fill… Read More »Councilman Blumenfield on Filling the Gaps in the L.A. City Budget
Happy first anniversary to Q4 Active! Q4 Active is a new studio fitness concept for adults 50+. As the VP of Training and Development, Tony Berlant, rightly… Read More »Q4 Active Celebrates One Year Anniversary
The old ranch house at 7556 Woodlake Avenue in West Hills was demolished this week. The house was built in 1927 and sat on 2.18… Read More »Historic West Hills Home Demolished
Get ready for a spectacular tribute to heroes and heritage as the Canoga Park Community Center proudly hosts the 32nd Annual Canoga Park Memorial Day… Read More »32nd Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade Honors Local Heroes
The old Whole Foods location at the Village Walk Shopping Center in Tarzana is slated to be a new Trader Joe’s. Whole Foods, which opened there… Read More »Old Whole Foods Tarzana to be Trader Joe’s
By Kathleen Sterling Summer’s coming, the kids will be out of school, so what better time to play tourist in your own town? Universal Studios… Read More »Be a Tourist in Your Own Town: Universal Weekend
Dignity Health announced the implementation of sensory kits during National Autism Month, the start of a new program in its emergency departments across Southern California,… Read More »Northridge Hospital Launches Sensory Inclusion Kits for Autistic Patients
Valley Cultural Foundation (VCF) is gearing up for its 49th summer concert season at Warner Ranch Park! Featuring a dynamic lineup of 10 concerts, showcasing both… Read More »Summer Concerts in the Park Season Announced
Raging fire on the hillside. Power outage. Terrified kids. And no cell service. How to call? What to do? Where to go? That was exactly… Read More »Free Radios Available to Calabasas Residents to Communicate During Emergencies
In its 49th year, the three-day Topanga Days family-friendly music festival and fundraiser continues to draw a diverse group of people to the Topanga Community… Read More »Topanga Days Brings Music, Art, Food and Drink to the Canyon
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon has removed the prosecutors who convicted Rebecca Grossman of double murder, citing conflict of interest. Jamie Castro, Ryan Gould… Read More »DA Dismisses Prosecutors in Grossman Case; New Attorney Files for New Trial
The City of Los Angeles is in the midst of its annual budgeting process, where we are working to build on the progress that we… Read More »Mayor Karen Bass Talks Budget With Valley News Group
Calabasas City Councilmember David Shapiro, right, has been elected chair of the Southern California Association of Governments’ (SCAG) Community, Economic and Human Development (CEHD) Committee. He has… Read More »Calabasas Councilman Named to SCAG Leadership
Broadway in Hollywood is thrilled to announce the Los Angeles Premiere of Girl From The North Country at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre for three weeks only, May… Read More »Girl From the North Country Opens at Pantages
The 25th annual Calabasas Chamber of Commerce Wine Tasting will be held Friday, May 17, 5:30 pm at the Calabasas Civic Center Plaza. Elite sponsors… Read More »Calabasas Wine Tasting May 17
Dominick Kingdiamond Alvarado, the 23-year-old drug dealer from Tarzana who sold fentanyl-laced fake Percoset pills that killed two teens, was sentenced Monday to 16 years… Read More »Deadly Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced
Drivers be aware. The traffic light at Ventura Blvd. and Ponce Avenue, installed months ago, is working intermittently this week. The signal at the… Read More »Driver Alert! New Traffic Signal on Ventura Blvd.
The rumor is that Charles Schultz’ niece was at Tarzana Elementary School and asked her famous uncle to donate drawings of Charlie Brown and his… Read More »Saving Snoopy!
The San Fernando Valley Master Chorale under the direction of Charlie Kim will present “Dreamscapes,” a musical voyage to the stars, on Saturday, May 18,… Read More »SFV Master Chorale to Present “Dreamscapes” May 18
With summer just a couple of months away, everyone’s already planning trips and vacations with their families. When it comes to tourism, the San Fernando… Read More »Tourism in the Valley for Visitors and Businesses
Dignity Health and Aetna, a CVS Health Company, have reached an agreement on a new, multi-year contract that allows Aetna members to maintain in-network access… Read More »Dignity Health Now Accepts Aetna Insurance
The highlight of this month is the Eta Aquarlid Meteor Shower on Sunday and Monday night, May 4 and 5. The meteor shower goes on all… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the May Sky
The third annual Valley Asian Cultural Festival will be held this Saturday, May 4, from 10 am to 4 pm at Pierce College. May is… Read More »Valley Asian and Pacific Islander Festival Dances Into Warner Center Saturday
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