Veteran Receives Congressional Honor
A local veteran received congressional recognition at a recent Wings Over Wendy’s meeting. Dr. Bob Eisenhart, 87, a U.S. Army veteran of the Cold War, received… Read More »Veteran Receives Congressional Honor
August 2026
New Rabbi Joins Hamakom
Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg has joined Hamakom in West Hills as its new Senior Rabbi, succeeding longtime spiri-tual leaders Rabbi Richard Camras and Rabbi Stewart Vogel.… Read More »New Rabbi Joins Hamakom
City Council Overturns Outdated Law Making it a Crime to “Play Ball” in the Street
CopyThe Los Angeles City Council today voted to repeal Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 56.16, ending a nearly century-old law that makes it a crime… Read More »City Council Overturns Outdated Law Making it a Crime to “Play Ball” in the Street
Survivor/Advocate Needs Your Vote!
Demet Ozuturk, a Woodland Hills resident, survivor advocate, trauma educator and founder of Thrive Beyond Trauma Center, has advanced to the quarterfinals of Next Runway Star,… Read More »Survivor/Advocate Needs Your Vote!
Historic Harter Hall to Reopen With Live Music
Originally built in 1946, Harter Hall is beginning a new chapter after a volunteer-led renovation of the historic Woodland Hills gathering space. For almost 80… Read More »Historic Harter Hall to Reopen With Live Music
Country Club Owners Respond To City Ruling Property a Habitat
The following was sent to Valley News Group from the owners of the Woodland Hills Country Club in response to the City’s ruling last week… Read More »Country Club Owners Respond To City Ruling Property a Habitat
Engineer Makes Wine With a Little Bit of “Art and Science”
By Kathleen Sterling When you’re Italian wine runs through your blood! And you usually don’t make your own, unless you’re Andy Coradeschi of Agoura, one of… Read More »Engineer Makes Wine With a Little Bit of “Art and Science”
Valley Condo Sales Surged in July
Condominium sales during July throughout the San Fernando Valley increased 41% compared to a year ago, as the income needed to purchase a median-priced home… Read More »Valley Condo Sales Surged in July
“Reel” History of the Valley: Gene Autry Bought the Ranch…And Much More
My good friend Roger Carroll, one of the disc jockeys on the late KMPC radio station (which Autry owned), introduced me to Gene, and the… Read More »“Reel” History of the Valley: Gene Autry Bought the Ranch…And Much More
Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights Will Be Your New Obsession
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is back this year with even more frights to its iconic 2026 line-up. Fiery stunt show “The Purge:… Read More »Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights Will Be Your New Obsession
Sutton Foster to Kick Off Soraya’s Fall Season
Since winning her first Tony Award for the title role in Broadway’s Thoroughly Modern Millie in 2002, Sutton Foster has become one of the industry’s most celebrated… Read More »Sutton Foster to Kick Off Soraya’s Fall Season
Elite Roadshow Buyers Coming to Tarzana and Thousand Oaks
They’ve had over 20 years on Antiques Roadshow. Are second-generation in the business. And they’re coming to Tarzana and Thousand Oaks with a unique opportunity for… Read More »Elite Roadshow Buyers Coming to Tarzana and Thousand Oaks
City Planning Rejects Country Club Proposal; Declares It a Habitat
Today the LA City Planning Department announced their determination that the proposed 400 unit project on part of the Woodland Hills Country Club does not… Read More »City Planning Rejects Country Club Proposal; Declares It a Habitat
Valley Temps Mirror Fiery Debate Between Bass and Raman
By Katie Sterling The extreme Valley temperatures seemed to mirror the fiery tension inside of the Sherman Oaks Adult Center as Mayor Karen Bass and… Read More »Valley Temps Mirror Fiery Debate Between Bass and Raman
Calabasas City Council Incumbents On Ballot
Only three candidates have filed to fill three offices that will open on the Calabasas City Council. As of the filing deadline of August 7,… Read More »Calabasas City Council Incumbents On Ballot
Raman and and Bass Face Off August 19
The Sherman Oaks Homeowners Association will host “The Great Debate” on Wednesday, August 19, from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Sherman Oaks Adult Center… Read More »Raman and and Bass Face Off August 19
Groove to Super Soul in Park Sunday
The Southern California high-energy party dance band Super Soul Groove will perform this Sunday, August 16, at 6:30 pm in Warner Park. They perform a mega… Read More »Groove to Super Soul in Park Sunday
Get a Clue at Ahmanson
Center Theatre Group presents Clue, the hilarious murder mystery comedy inspired by the board game and adapted from Paramount Pictures’ wildly popular film. The second North… Read More »Get a Clue at Ahmanson
Pierce College Fumbles Their Football Program
Pierce College announced this week that its football team will not play this season. Players were told Monday morning and also told to look at other programs… Read More »Pierce College Fumbles Their Football Program
Raman Off Homeless Committee?
Nithya Raman, mayoral candidate and current City Councilwoman for District 4, is expected to be removed as chair of the Housing and Homelessness Committee. According… Read More »Raman Off Homeless Committee?
Wife of Murder Victim Pleads Not Guilty
Ahang Mirshojae of Calabasas pleaded not guilty this week to murdering her husband, Woodland Hills doctor Hamid Mirshojae. The physician was gunned down outside his medical… Read More »Wife of Murder Victim Pleads Not Guilty
Chatsworth Park Elementary Honored as Nonprofit of the Year
Chatsworth Park Elementary PTA has been selected as a 2026 California Nonprofit of the Year by Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, District 40. The PTA is one… Read More »Chatsworth Park Elementary Honored as Nonprofit of the Year
Granada Hills Rotary Helps Students SHINE at Reseda Park
Reseda Park was buzzing with energy on the morning of Saturday, July 25, as neighbors, volunteers, and local organizations gathered for the annual Shine LA event.… Read More »Granada Hills Rotary Helps Students SHINE at Reseda Park
New Realty Office Opens in Calabasas
Local Realtors and community members celebrated the grand opening of Innovate Realty in Calabasas on July 30 with a party and open house. The woman-owned brokerage is… Read More »New Realty Office Opens in Calabasas
Two Locals Honored for Longtime Service
The West Valley-Warner Center Chamber of Commerce held their annual installation dinner and gala on July 25. In addition to introducing and installing the new board of… Read More »Two Locals Honored for Longtime Service
The “Reel” Hollywood: The San Fernando Valley Looks at the World’s Filmmaking Capital
There has never been a wide-ranging look at the history of motion pictures produced in and about the San Fernando Valley. Now there is. Martin… Read More »The “Reel” Hollywood: The San Fernando Valley Looks at the World’s Filmmaking Capital
Nighttrek Report: What to See in the August Sky
By Neill Simmons The highlight of August is the Perseid Meteor Shower that peaks on Wednesday, the 12, into the morning of the 13th. At the… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the August Sky
Valley News Group “Started Up” With Free Concerts 44 Years Ago
Valley News Group has been sponsoring the free concerts in Warner Park since 1982. The annual summer season, hosted by the Valley Cultural Foundation, has seen… Read More »Valley News Group “Started Up” With Free Concerts 44 Years Ago
