
Nighttrek Report: What to See in the June Sky
On Monday and Tuesday, June 8 and 9, there will be a conjunction of the planets Venus and Jupiter. They will be the two brightest objects… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the June Sky

On Monday and Tuesday, June 8 and 9, there will be a conjunction of the planets Venus and Jupiter. They will be the two brightest objects… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the June Sky

My name is Andreas Farmakalidis, and I am running for California State Assembly District 40 because I believe our communities deserve leadership that understands the… Read More »Candidate Statement: Andreas Farmakalidis for Assembly

The San Fernando Valley deserves an Assessor’s Office that works for homeowners, not against them. For families across the Valley, a home is more than… Read More »Candidate Statement: Jeffrey Prang for Assessor

For the past six months, I have traversed the San Fernando Valley. From Woodland Hills to Pacoima and Encino to Chatsworth, I have met residents… Read More »Candidate Statement: Zach Sokoroff for Controller

Asaad Alnajjar, as of March 1, 2025 , became officially the first Los Angeles 2026 Mayoral race challenger. a veteran Senior Engineering Manager with over… Read More »Candidate Statement: Asaad Alnajjar for Mayor

My name is Dr. Marena Lin, and I was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. I’m a climate scientist with a doctorate from… Read More »Candidate Statement: Dr. Marena Lin for Congress

My name is Larry Thompson, and I am running for United States Congress in California’s 32nd District because I believe our communities deserve practical leadership,… Read More »Candidate Statement: Larry Thompson for Congress

For the past two decades, I have dedicated my career to fighting for the residents of the West San Fernando Valley. I am running for… Read More »Candidate Statement: Barri Worth Girvan for City Council

There are many races on the June 2nd ballot. However, if you live in the West San Fernando Valley (specifically CD-3), one race matters more… Read More »Candidate Statement: Tim Gaspar for City Council

A family of three bears has been spotted wandering Woodland Hills and Calabasas in the past week. The photo above was captured by a homeowner… Read More »Bear Caught on Camera Roaming West Valley

Ali is a 17-year-old girl full of fire–searching for freedom, passion and her place in the world. How she finds them is a New York… Read More » Alicia Keyes’ Hells Kitchen Opens at Pantages

Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) took decisive action to enforce Senate Bill 394, the landmark water theft legislation co-sponsored by the district and signed… Read More »LVMWD Cracks Down on Water Thieves

A burglary crew was arrested and charged for a series of burglaries across the San Fernando Valley. They are accused of hitting at least 20… Read More »Valley Burglary Crew Nabbed

RantZ and RaveZ is publishing my guide for Los Angeles voters. If you are frustrated by crime, homelessness, corrupt elected officials, and the declining quality of… Read More »Rantz & Ravez Election Edition

I’m gnashing my teeth. When I interviewed Karen Bass three weeks ago she told me the goal for her first term was to get homeless off the street,… Read More »Word on the Street: Teeth for Meth Addicts – Really?

Dr. Walter W. Mosher Jr., PhD, right, visionary inventor, entrepreneur, engineer, phil-anthropist, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away peacefully on May 14 at the age… Read More »Valley Leader Walt Mosher Passes

This coming Monday, May 25, Canoga Park will come alive in a powerful display of patriotism and remembrance as the 34th Annual Memorial Day Parade… Read More »Canoga Park Celebrates Memorial Day on Monday

The “Brady Bunch” house in Studio City is opening to the public with a limited run of tours, letting fans walk through one of television’s most… Read More »The “Brady Bunch Experience” Opens to the Public

The Encino Neighborhood Council held their first “Listening Session” this past Monday with guest speaker Mayor Karen Bass. Moderated by ENC President Roy Nwaisser, the… Read More »Encino Neighborhood Council Holds Listening Session With Mayor Bass

In its 51st year, the three-day family-friendly music festival and fundraiser continues to draw a diverse group of people to the Topanga Community Center through… Read More »Topanga Days is Back!

By Jay Ross The official Centennial Banquet Gala celebrating 100 years of Granada Hills took place at The Odyssey Restaurant, marking the centerpiece of a… Read More »Granada Hills Celebrates 100!

By Marty Cooper Some of the most unforgettable stars in film history happened to bark instead of speak. “Man’s best friend” has been moviemakers’ and… Read More »“Reel” History: The Valley is Going to the Dogs

More than 150 regional Firewise community leaders, including volunteers from EPIC-FSC (Emergency Preparedness in Calabasas – A Fire Safe Council) and wildfire mitigation experts from… Read More »Preparedness Pushed at Firewise Meeting

Scott Erickson, a co-defendent in the Grossman civil trial, testified Monday in court that he lied about how much he drank the night of the fatal… Read More »At Grossman Trial Erickson Admits He Lied

NBA star and Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clark was found dead Monday at a home in the 20300 block of Del Campo Place in Woodland… Read More »Brandon Clark Found Dead in Woodland Hills

This past December, I did a ride along with the Los Angeles Police Department. One thing that stood out was how many officers it takes… Read More »On the Campaign Trail: Zach Sokoroff for City Controller

They restored my faith in our youth.Just a week ago I excoriated the miscreants on their e-bikes who defied authority – and the law.This week… Read More »Word on the Street: Boys & Girls Club Girls Restore Confidence in Youth

or 65 years, The Sound of Music has been one of our “favorite things.” With its timeless story and irresistibly charming score, this Rodgers & Hammerstein classic… Read More »Sound of Music Sings Its Way to Pantages

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is conducting a comprehensive Turf Study of natural grass and synthetic turf athletic fields at district high schools… Read More »LAUSD Conducting Survey About Artificial Turf on Athletic Fields

The Valley Economic Alliance hosted their 31st annual Valley of the Stars awards gala on April 30, presented by Mission Valley Bank. This event recognizes… Read More »Valley Economic Alliance Honors Valley Luminaries

It’s a worst-case scenario when embarking on a cruise: a virus outbreak. Currently, a vessel carrying around 150 passengers remains docked off the coast of… Read More »What Exactly is Hantavirus?

United Chambers of Commerce honored their 2026 Inspirational Women of the Valley today, with a luncheon at The Odyssey restaurant. The award annually recognizes women… Read More »Inspirational Women of the Valley Honored
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