In-N-Out on the Fence?
A Valley News Group reader submitted a request to In-N-Out corporate offices about their plans to build a restaurant at the old Bank of America site at… Read More »In-N-Out on the Fence?
August 2024
Driver Sought in Erratic Valley Crash
LAPD has released a video, shot by another driver, of a car driving erratically on Topanga Canyon Blvd. August 3 around 1 am. The driver… Read More »Driver Sought in Erratic Valley Crash
Valley Home and Condo Prices Hit Record Highs in July
The median price of single-family homes and condominiums that closed escrow during July in the San Fernando Valley set record highs, the Southland Regional Association… Read More »Valley Home and Condo Prices Hit Record Highs in July
Local Athlete Brings Home Olympic Gold
Agoura High School graduate and long-jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall won a gold medal at the 2024 Olympics. She jumped 7.10 meters, farther than a reigning Olympic… Read More »Local Athlete Brings Home Olympic Gold
Catch the Sunset at The Sunset
ByKathleen Sterling While the aptly-named Sunset Restaurant isn’t quite a secret, dining there does feel like indulging in your own little slice of sandy heaven.… Read More »Catch the Sunset at The Sunset
San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus Invites Young Singers to Join
The San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus (SFVYC) invites young singers ages two to 18 to join its 2024-2025 season of choral music which begins with… Read More »San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus Invites Young Singers to Join
LVMWD Launches Full-Scale Irrigation Retrofit Program
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) Board of Directors voted, at its regularly scheduled Board meeting, to approve an additional $250,000 in funding for the… Read More »LVMWD Launches Full-Scale Irrigation Retrofit Program
Councilman Lee Leads Charge On Banning After-Market Cartridges
The City of Los Angeles is considering a bold step in the global effort to address the environmental challenges posed by plastic waste. Building on… Read More »Councilman Lee Leads Charge On Banning After-Market Cartridges
Councilmembers and LAPD Address Recent Crime Spree
As a response to the increase of crime in the West Valley lately, specifically Encino, a group of local officials held a Zoom meeting last… Read More »Councilmembers and LAPD Address Recent Crime Spree
Buy-Sell Agreements and the Recent Supreme Court Decision
By Janice L. Miller, Esq. In a recent decision, the U. S. Supreme Court changed the landscape of estate tax planning with its unanimous verdict in… Read More »Buy-Sell Agreements and the Recent Supreme Court Decision
The Surprising Connection Between Oral Health and Dementia
Research from the past several years has made an interesting correlation between an individual’s gum health and their likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s. Studies show that… Read More »The Surprising Connection Between Oral Health and Dementia
Valley Students Can Still Qualify for FAFSA
Our Voice: Communities for Quality Education, a nonprofit that advocates for high-quality public education, is leading four free clinics in the San Fernando Valley to… Read More »Valley Students Can Still Qualify for FAFSA
Move Over Summer! Universal Gets Ready for Halloween Horror Nights
Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights is quickly approaching and bringing with it a slew of brand-new haunted houses for fans to delight, and shriek, in!… Read More »Move Over Summer! Universal Gets Ready for Halloween Horror Nights
Is Your Ready-To-Go Bag Ready to Go in an Emergency?
By Brian Cameron Last week’s 5.2 earthquake near Bakersfield is a reminder that emergencies can happen without warning. The nonprofit Emergency Preparedness in Calabasas, a… Read More »Is Your Ready-To-Go Bag Ready to Go in an Emergency?
Packing Up a Parent’s House: What to Take, What to Leave
Those of us born in the 50’s now face the daunting task of either moving our parents out of or closing up the family home.… Read More »Packing Up a Parent’s House: What to Take, What to Leave
Escape the Heat at Zachari Dunes
By J.C. Thomas When the intense summer heat in the valley starts to feel endless and overwhelming, there’s always one easy solution – head to… Read More »Escape the Heat at Zachari Dunes
Zoch Named New President of Northridge Hospital
Jeremy Zoch, PhD, MHA, FACHE, has been named the new Hospital President and Chief Executive Officer for Dignity Health – Northridge Hospital Medical Center, effective… Read More »Zoch Named New President of Northridge Hospital
Cheap Books at Library Book Sale!
Friends of the Woodland Hills Library’s Book Sale is Friday, August 23 (9:30 am to 4:00 pm) and Saturday, August 24, (9:30 am to 3:00… Read More »Cheap Books at Library Book Sale!
Chamber Hosts Masquerade Ball
The West Valley Warner Center Chamber will celebrate their Installation Gala with a masquerade ball on August 24. They will install their 2024/2025 Board of… Read More »Chamber Hosts Masquerade Ball
SuperCar Sunday Revs Up at Pierce
Every Sunday in Woodland Hills, something super happens… something that brings diverse communities together, something that has people from all over the world stopping by in… Read More »SuperCar Sunday Revs Up at Pierce
Wildlife Crossing Tops Off; Sound Walls Underway
A drone video recently released by Caltrans shows that the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing Bridge is taking shape. The bridge’s deck is fully paved over all… Read More »Wildlife Crossing Tops Off; Sound Walls Underway
Company Coming to the Pantages
Broadway In Hollywood is delighted to announce that the thrilling Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim’s and George Furth’s Company, winner of five 2022 Tony Awards including Best… Read More »Company Coming to the Pantages
What Makes An Effective PR Strategy
By Miri Rossitto As much as people want to think otherwise, image is everything. It’s more so for businesses and brands who want to establish… Read More »What Makes An Effective PR Strategy
Is Metro Safe to Ride?
By Dennis Zine Is it safe to ride the Metro Transit System in Los Angeles County? I have ridden Metro’s Orange Line, Red Line, Blue Line,… Read More »Is Metro Safe to Ride?
When to Worry About That Mosquito Bite
With summer comes increasing temperatures and a rise of pesky bugs that oftentimes swarm those that spend these months outdoors. While mosquitos are the most… Read More »When to Worry About That Mosquito Bite
New Rotary President Values “Service Over Self”
Sandy Rosenholzhas been inducted as the President of the Rotary Club of Woodland Hills for 2024-2025. He is shown with Sheri Polak, a fellow Rotarian and… Read More »New Rotary President Values “Service Over Self”
Highlight of August Sky is Meteor Shower
By Neill Simmons The highlight of August occurs on Monday the fifth. Look west 30 minutes after sunset at approximately 8:20 pm. The brightest planet, Venus, will… Read More »Highlight of August Sky is Meteor Shower
Tarzana Man Thwarts Burglars With Paintball Gun
The rash of burglaries we’ve reported in the last two weeks continues, as thieves attempted another hit Tuesday night in Tarzana. Police are still unsure… Read More »Tarzana Man Thwarts Burglars With Paintball Gun
