The annual Calabasas Film Festival will take to the screen beginning this coming Wednesday, September 27. It will run through October 1. The Calabasas Film… Read More »Calabasas Film Festival Rolls Out September 27
Former City Councilman Dennis P. Zine will be the guest speaker at the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization (WHHO) meeting on Wednesday, September 27, at 7:30… Read More »Dennis Zine to Speak to WHHO
The brick building at the corner of Canoga Avenue and Victory once housed the headquarters of Filmation, which produced cartoons such as Space Academy, Jason, Son… Read More »Old Filmation Site Slated for Development
Capezio Dance Shop has been doing business in the San Fernando Valley for 50 years and shows no signs of slowing down. Founded by Sandy… Read More »Still Dancing in Canoga Park After 50 Years
Conejo Valley resident Chris Rushing was killed Sunday when two planes collided at the National Championship Air Races in Reno. Rushing was president of the nonprofit… Read More »Valley Pilot Killed in Racing Crash
In the midst of affluence there is want. It’s hard to imagine, but in the west valley and Calabasas, there are almost 800 families and… Read More »Feeding the Valley’s Hungry
The Rotary Club of Calabasas’ Charitable Foundation is hosting a “Lahaina Love” benefit to support individuals and families devastated by the Maui fires. All “ohana”… Read More »Rotary Hosts Lahaina Benefit
Celebrate all things fall at the North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce’s annual Oktober Festival on September 30. Enjoy live music, food, beer and a vendor… Read More »Oktober Festival Set for September 30
With the recent threat of a hurricane, it begs the question: while you’re preparing for an emergency, is your pet also top of mind? The… Read More »When Disaster Strikes is Your Pet Ready?
As the school year begins for millions of students around the nation, the rates of three respiratory infections – COVID-19, influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus… Read More »Northridge Hospital Physician Urges Awareness as COVID, Influenza and RSV Rise
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will address Valley business leaders at United Chambers’ annual Mayor’s Lunch in October. The event will be held at Skirball Cultural… Read More »Mayor Karen Bass to Address Valley
Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) has embarked upon a Vision Study that would explore potential changes to the Van Nuys Airport’s land use designations, in… Read More »Vision Study Provides Opportunity to Guide the Future for Van Nuys Airport
He’s a California boy to this day. Raised in Pacific Palisades in the 60’s, Robbie Krieger could have segued into popular music like his surfing… Read More »Krieger Will Light the Night on Fire at Sagebrush Cantina Concert
What is NEM 3.0?” NEM 3.0 is the third version of “Net Energy Metering,” which began April 15, 2023. “Net Energy Metering” is the process… Read More »What’s Changed for Solar Users With NEM 3.0
OceanWell and Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) announced today their partnership to pilot California’s first-ever Blue Water farm. LVMWD Board of Directors unanimously approved… Read More »OceanWell and LVMWD Announce Partnership to Pilot California’s First Blue Water Farm
The state of California is currently experimenting with a pilot program that will allow individuals to download a digital copy of their driver’s license onto… Read More »CA Testing Pilot Program for Digital Driver’s Licenses
The first over-the-counter drug to reverse opioid overdoses hit shelves this week in what many are hoping is a major step in preventing unnecessary deaths.… Read More »Narcan Now Available Over the Counter
This fall and winter may bring another “tripledemic,” thanks to the seasonal onset of the flu, RSV and new COVID variants. While 2022 saw… Read More »Will There Be Another “Tripledemic” This Fall?
It’s a tradition! The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce will bring the community together for their 17th annual Food & Wine Fest on… Read More »Eat, Drink and Support the Chamber!
“How did you plan the murder?” isn’t everyday conversation for most people. But then again most people aren’t best-selling Los Angeles crime novelists. Former L.A. Times reporter… Read More »Lee Goldberg and Michael Connelly to Discuss Murder Most Foul
LAPD is searching for the owner of a pit bull that attacked two men in Warner Park Saturday afternoon. The dog was off-leash and not… Read More »Pit Bull Attacks Two in Park; Owner Flees
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a telephone town hall on Thursday, September 7, from 7 to 8 pm. He will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall
Tony Award-winning actor Aaron Tveit and comedian David Sedaris are among the artists announced in the 23-24 Season by The Soraya this summer. Joining them… Read More »The Soraya Adds Six New Artists to Season
The highlight of September is the full “Harvest Moon” on the 28th and 29th. This will be the fourth “Super Moon” in a row! A Super Moon… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the September Sky
Last week the Los Angeles City Council approved a new $3.6 billion contract for the LAPD. The four-year package will raise salaries, bonuses and entitlements… Read More »Councilmembers Weigh In on New LAPD Contract
In response to the catastrophic wildfires that have struck Maui, Van Nuys Airport tenant Clay Lacy Aviation is airlifting essential supplies to the island. On… Read More »Community Rallies for Maui
The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Mayor’s Luncheon on August 18 at the Calabasas Country Club. Calabasas Mayor David Shapiro, above, spoke to chamber… Read More »Chamber Hosts Calabasas Mayor’s Lunch
By Phil Swain Are your friends suddenly out shopping for paddles and talking about pickles all the time? Or are you one of them, itching… Read More »What’s the Deal with Pickeball?
The Container Store has announced they are moving into the old Rite Aid space at Ventura and Topanga in Woodland Hills. Projected opening date is… Read More »Rite Aid to Become Container Store
Facebook is all aflutter with comments from drivers about the new diagonal parking at the west end of Ventura Blvd. The restriping, requiring drivers to… Read More »Drivers Can’t Think Straight with Diagonal Lines
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a telephone town hall on Thursday, September 7, from 7 to 8 pm. He will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall
By Miri Rossitto Introduced in 1959, the Barbie doll was the most iconic creation of globally recognized toy company, Mattel. Barbie captured the imagination of… Read More »Marketing Breakdown: The Barbie Phenomenon
Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino recently announced Derek Fisher as Head Basketball Coach. Coach Fisher brings to Crespi his strong work ethic, leadership, and discipline… Read More »Derek Fisher Joins Crespi as Coach
The California Public Utilities Commission has reached an agreement with Southern California Gas Co. over the Aliso Canyon leak near Porter Ranch. The leak began… Read More »$71 Million Settlement Reached with SoCal Gas in Aliso Canyon Leak
The 47-acre former Rocketdyne property is on the market again, as Triple Five Group, owner of the Mall of America, has pulled out of their $150… Read More »Rocketdyne Property Back on the Market
The Board of Directors of the Fernando Award Foundation is pleased to announce 14 nominees for this year’s awards program honoring volunteer service in the… Read More »Fernando Award Nominees Announced
Saturday afternoon a mob of approximately 30 individuals in masks and hoodies stormed Nordstrom Topanga. A security guard was sprayed with bear spray as the… Read More »Smash and Grab Mob Storms Nordstrom
David Schreier, MD, General Surgeon at West Hills Hospital & Medical Center, has successfully performed his 1000th robotic surgery. Robotic surgeries are performed by specially… Read More »West Hills Hospital Performs 1000th Robotic Surgery
By Katie Sterling Barbie has had, and still has, its fair number of controversies. Perhaps the biggest of them all, no pun intended, was the… Read More »Ruth Handler Knows Breast
The developer of the old Bothwell Ranch on Oakdale Avenue has applied to the Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council with a plan to create… Read More »Development Plans Submitted for Bothwell Ranch
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that gives an allocation of $5 million dedicated to supporting the City of Calabasas’ open space acquisition… Read More »Newsom Gives Calabasas $5 Million for Open Space
On Friday, August 25, from 7 to 11 pm, “L.A.’s most unique brew fest” returns to the Los Angeles Zoo for its 11th installment and… Read More »Get Tickets for Brew at the Zoo
Summer is churning up more than the heat this year. This past Monday, two hikers in Malibu Creek State Park found human remains in an… Read More »Corpse in the Canyon, Body at the Beach
By Kathleen Sterling Some say I’m a creature of habit – like that’s a bad thing. I just know what I like, and expect, with… Read More »Returning to Paradise…Again!
The Valley Industry and Commerce Association (VICA) fully supports The Residences at Sportsmen’s Lodge Project, an ambitious and transformative development venture poised to bring immense… Read More »VICA Strongly Supports Sportsmen’s Lodge Development Project
A diverse array of community nonprofit organi-zations announced that they have formed partnerships with Harvard-Westlake School to develop educational and recreational programming at the proposed… Read More »Community Groups Partner With Harvard Westlake on River Park
By Neill Simmons The highlight of August is the “Super Blue Moon” on Wednesday, August 30. A blue Moon means it is the second full Moon… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the August Sky
LAPD Topanga Station Captain Francis Boateng, Councilman Bob Blumenfield and Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton all addressed residents at a Police Advisory Board Meeting. Contract negotiations… Read More »LAPD Negotiations and Crime
Like many of you, I have been deeply concerned about the increase in homelessness in our community and across California. That is why I have… Read More »Addressing Veteran Homelessness
The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce will hold their installation gala on Saturday, August 12, at the Warner Center Marriott. The theme of… Read More »Chamber Hosts Roaring 20’s Gala
Tarzana resident Mark Pinkus, right, was among the hundreds of thousands of music fans who converged on San Francisco to hear Dead and Company play… Read More »Valley Native Keeps Grateful Dead Alive
The free concert in Warner Park this Sunday will feature 24K Magic, a tribute to Bruno Mars, performed by Evan Saucedo. Saucedo’s music career began… Read More »24K Magic Brings Bruno Mars Hits to Park
Donerick Rainey is a familiar face around town – both from his acting career and his stint at Sugarfish Calabasas and other local restaurants in… Read More »There’s Soul in This New Thai Restaurant
A mountain biker died from heat-related symptoms after helping rescue other dehydrated hikers when the temperature reached 106. Two women died in Southern Nevada where… Read More »Beware of Heat Related Illness
By Cindy Royall Libonati We have had an 11-year run-up in home prices in North America through April 2023. We are on the way back up… Read More »Real Estate Predictions from Experts: 2025 Second Biggest in History
In recent years, the field of journalism has witnessed a significant transformation driven by the advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. AI has emerged as… Read More »The Future Role of AI in Journalism
Renown jazz artist Herb Alpert will headline the upcoming season of Jazz and Naz at the Soraya in Northridge. Fast to be recognized as one… Read More »Jazz Legend Herb Alpert Kicks Off Jazz at Naz
All the rain we had this spring was lovely, but it generated new growth in the hills that now with the extreme heat is dying… Read More »Fire Season’s Heating Up: Time to Consider Private Firefighting?
The signs have been posted on every side of The Promenade Mall in Warner Center. The Kroenke Group, which purchased the center from Westfield, is now… Read More »Kroenke Charging for Parking at The Promenade
A man led police officers on a wild car chase through the San Fernando Valley earlier this week in not one, but three, stolen vehicles!… Read More »Man Steals Three Cars During Valley Chase
Actor, entrepreneur and donut maker Danny Trejo has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The owner of the closed Trejo’s Cantina in Woodland Hills reportedly owes over… Read More »Danny Trejo Goes Bankrupt; Woodland Hills Eatery Still Closed
A new, fully interactive store devoted to the latest hearing technology and sound innovation has opened at The Village in Woodland Hills. Connect World of… Read More »Connect World of Hearing Opens at The Village
Robert Baker was sentenced to life without parole for brutally stabbing to death Woodland Hills resident and hairdresser Fabio Sementilli. Baker was arrested and charged… Read More »Wife’s Lover Sentenced in Woodland Hills Murder
WWII vet Jimmy Weldon passed away at age 99 Valley veteran Jimmy Weldon “flew west” last week, just two months shy of his 100th birthday. The… Read More »Losing Our Greatest Generation
Congressman Brad Sherman will hold a telephone town hall on Thursday, July 20, from 7 to 8 pm. He will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Brad Sherman Hosts Town Hall
When the valley gets too hot it’s time to hit the beach! There are no family-friendly beachfront hotels nearby – so our answer – head south.… Read More »Escape the Heat! Fun for the Whole Family at Hyatt Huntington Beach
The results are in! After the Encino Neighborhood Council elections were held on June 18, votes have been tallied and Encino’s advisory board has been… Read More »Meet Your Newly Elected Encino Neighborhood Council Reps
The Los Angeles Zoo comes to life in the evenings this summer starting Friday, July 7 with all-ages Zoo Friday Nights Presented by L.A. Care,… Read More »Zoo Nights Kick Off This Weekend
By Neill Simmons The highlight of July is watching the super bright planet Venus. From July 7 – 9 Venus reaches its maximum brightness. It will be… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the July Sky
Nominations are now open for the annual Fernando Award, the Valley’s highest honor for volunteerism. Applications may be submitted through July 28 at noon. A… Read More »Fernando Award Nominations Open and Rebranding – Without the Indian
Rabbi Stewart Vogel Temple Aliyah and Shomrei Torah Synagogue, two prominent Jewish houses of worship in the West Valley, have merged, forming a new concept… Read More »Two Synagogues Merge Under New Name- Hamakon
Each year LVMWD pulls over 1,200 samples from throughout their distribution system and conducts over 11,000 tests on those samples. These results, as well as the… Read More »LVMWD Meets or Exceeds All Quality Standards
By Kathleen Sterling It was always one of the most beautiful restaurants in Woodland Hills, dating back to its days as Lautrec in the early… Read More »Casaléna Opens – Finally! in Woodland Hills
An email sent by LAPD Topanga Division Officer Brittney Gutierrez to local residents has been deemed “inappropriate” and has caused ripples throughout the Valley and… Read More »Rogue “Hush Hush” Email from LAPD Officer Postpones Homeless Cleanup
Representatives from the Rams organization addressed the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization (WHHO) Wednesday night, and presented their playbook for their Warner Center practice facility on… Read More »Rams Set Goals for West Valley
Fireworks will light up the Valley sky Tuesday when the Councilmember Bob Blumenfield’s July 4th Extravaganza celebrates the holiday. Festivities begin at 5:30 pm. To… Read More »Fireworks Light Up the West Valley Sky
Ryan Bingham and Hassie Harrison took their roles on Yellowstone seriously – and bought an equestrian spread in Topanga. They paid just under $5 million for their… Read More »HOT PROPERTY: Yellowstone Stars Find Own Ranch
In his latest solo comedy show Unassisted Living, now airing on Tubi, Valley resident Fritz Coleman reminds audiences why he’s been welcome in people’s homes for… Read More »Valley’s Own Funnyman Returns to Comedy
Stan Kroenke, who in addition to owning the Los Angeles Rams, the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Colorado Rapids and U.K. soccer team Arsenal, seems to… Read More »Kroenke’s Buying Spree Continues in Malibu
Mayor Karen Bass’ Inside Safe initiative has gotten 14,000 off the streets and into housing, according to the latest announcement from her office. But what… Read More »Homeless Are Moving to Hotels – Where Can We Move RV Dwellers?
Plans are underway for the Rams to build two year-round practice fields at the old Anthem property in Warner Center. Currently the team practices at… Read More »Rams to Build Practice Fields at Anthem
P-22, Los Angeles’ famed mountain lion, was humanely euthanized in December 2022 after multiple tests showed declining health issues. Results from the final necropsy were… Read More »P-22’s Necropsy Reveals Injuries
The trial of Rebecca Grossman, scheduled to start in July, has been delayed to January 16, 2024. Defense and prosecution agreed to the date change,… Read More »Grossman Trial Delayed to 2024
Members of the L.A. Rabbit Foundation have protested in front of the Woodland Hills pop-up Bunny Cafe at 22030 Ventura. The group says the rabbits… Read More »Protesters Target Bunny Cafe
The California Department of Toxic Substance Control on June 8 released its final report on the Santa Susana Field Lab clean up. The Santa Susana… Read More »EIR Released for Santa Susana Remediation
Celebrate a belated Earth Day at the only nature preserve in the City of Los Angeles. Chatsworth Nature Preserve will host an open house on Saturday,… Read More »Chatsworth Nature Preserve Open House June 24
The free summer concerts in Warner Park take to the stage this Sunday, June 18, at 5:30 pm. The Soul Juice Band will bring their… Read More »Free Summer Concerts in the Park Kick Off Sunday
Save the date! The Valley Cultural Foundation has announced their annual Fireworks Extravaganza will take place on Tuesday, July 4, in Warner Park. The event is… Read More »Warner Center Fireworks Show Set for July 4
The Calabasas Senior Center is celebrating its 7th anniversary on Thursday, June 22, from 1 to 3 pm. The event marks seven successful years since… Read More »Calabasas Senior Center Celebrates Seven
Real Housewives alum Diana Jenkins has put her Hidden Hills estate on the market for $20.5 million. She left the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after one season,… Read More »Real Housewife Sells Hidden Hills
What the city doesn’t do, volunteers get done! Volunteers Cleaning Communities coordinated a clean-up on June 4 in coordination with members of the Dawoodi Bohras… Read More »It Takes a Village
The Planning and Land Use Committee of the Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council has approved the construction of an In-N-Out drive-thru at the west… Read More »In-N-Out Gets In on Ventura Blvd.
The City of Calabasas SunSets concert series kicks off this Sunday evening, June 11, on Calabasas Lake. The free concerts are open to the public… Read More »Calabasas SunSets Concerts Start Sunday
Hidden Hills resident Rebecca Grossman, arrested for the car accident that killed two boys in Westlake Village in 2020, appeared in Van Nuys Court this… Read More »Grossman Appears at Pre-Trial Hearing
By Kathleen Sterling There are a few iconic resorts in California, and Torrey Pines Lodge has to be at the top of the list. Set… Read More »Visit the Iconic Torrey Pines Lodge for Golf and a Getaway
By Tim Gaspar It’s not often that insurance becomes the topic of dinner table conversation (although it does in my home – which explains the… Read More »Why is State Farm Bailing on California?
By Neill Simmons The highlight of June comes on June 4 when the planet Venus reaches its greatest elongation from the Sun. This means the… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the June Sky
The Valley’s premier entertainment venue has announced their lineup for the 2023-24 season. Under the leadership of Executive Director Thor Steingraber, The Soraya continues to expand… Read More »Soraya Announces New Season
You’re at the market. The mall. A concert. Someone drops in front of you. Could you save a life? Most people who witness a cardiac… Read More »Could You Save a Life? Learn Hands-On CPR at Sidewalk Event
Community leaders, students and hospital staff were invited to learn about “Robotics to Recovery” – the latest in health care technology – at West Hills… Read More »Community Learns About “Robotics to Recovery” at West Hills Hospital
The driver of a Range Rover that struck and killed a woman jogging in Tarzana Tuesday night is being sought by LAPD. The victim, 45-year-old Rosa Zareaseisan,… Read More »Reward Offered in Tarzana Hit and Run
According to National Park Service (NPS) biologists, mountain lion P-77 recently gave birth to three female kittens in the Simi Hills, a small area of habitat between the larger Santa Monica and… Read More »New Litter of Mountain Lion Kittens Found
Hank Goldberg started out in a “shack” in Studio City in 1953, selling tires loaned to him by his brother-in-law. “He was open seven days… Read More »Hank’s Tires Celebrates 70 Years
UPDATE: Police Arrested the 17 yer old boy at his valley home. After the stabbing, the boy ran down Erwin Street and escaped. The suspects… Read More »BREAKING NEWS: The Metro Bus Stabber Has Been Caught
One of the valley’s most beloved events is back after a pandemic hiatus. The 31st Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade will roll down Sherman Way… Read More »Old Fashioned Memorial Day Parade to Roll Down Sherman Way
In a local news story that has had the community buzzing, a swarm of bees attacked two Valley residents in Encino earlier this week. Reports… Read More »An Encino Attack that Had the Community Buzzing
L.A. Cultural Historic Monument 204, the Franz Lederer hacienda and ranch, has come on the market for $10,350,000. Originally formed from an old Spanish land… Read More »Historic Home Goes on the Market
The Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association’s (GLAZA) Beastly Ball returns on Saturday, June 3, at the Los Angeles Zoo. While the Los Angeles Zoo is… Read More »Beastly Ball Returns to the L.A. Zoo
A surveillance camera shows the moment, above, when a masked gunman shot at a Northridge homeowner when he pulled into his driveway on May 12.… Read More »Masked Gunman Shoots at Northridge Homeowners
Anthony Rauda, the alleged Malibu Canyon shooter, has gone to trial for murder, attempted murder and burglary in a crime spree in 2018. Rauda is… Read More »Malibu Canyon Shooter Goes on Trial
The Woodlands, the homeless shelter for families on Ventura Blvd., will open in just a few weeks. Hope The Mission is opening the 400-bed shelter… Read More »Homeless Shelter Opening on Ventura Blvd.
Like a lot of good things, it started in the kitchen! West Hills resident Susie Kalkin was motivated to cook healthier when her father got… Read More »Farmer’s Market Finds – Susie Scrumptious
The heavy rain is over, and spring flowers aren’t the only things popping out of the ground. Gophers are making their presence known in yards across… Read More »Got Gophers?
Moving at any stage of life is difficult, but even more so when you get older. Many seniors have lived in their homes for decades… Read More »Fairwinds Offers Senior Symposium
Councilman Bob Blumenfield introduced a resolution to expand the homeless anti-camping law, known as Section 41.18, specifically to fight the increasing problems surrounding the Woodland… Read More »Blumenfield Cleans Up Trader Joe’s Encampments
Topanga Social, the new upscale food hall at Westfield, opened this week with 25 dining destinations in the beautifully decorated space. There are three bars… Read More »Topanga Social Opens at Westfield
A 22-year-old in a Mustang caused havoc and major damage during a road rage incident Wednesday in Woodland Hills. Seth Pointe pulled up behind another car in… Read More »Road Rage Hits the Boulevard
Valley JCC will honor award-winning artist and art historian John Paul Thornton at a special in-person celebratory event on May 20, beginning at 7 pm.… Read More »Valley JCC Hosts an Evening With John Paul Thornton
How many people can claim to have helped people more than 100,000 times in their lifetime? Thelma Reeves can. For thousands of women in the… Read More »A Life Dedicated to Women’s Health
Woodland Hills resident and business owner Karen Doan passed away this week after a short battle with cancer. Doan was founder and owner of Doan’s Bakery… Read More »Beloved Business Owner Passes
Two major San Fernando Valley Chambers of Commerce have announced they are joining forces through a merger. Pending approval by the California Secretary of State,… Read More »Sherman Oaks Chamber and Encino Chamber Announce Merger
Westfield’s will introduce the newest addition to its $250 million renovation Monday, May 8, with the opening of Topanga Social, a chef-driven food hall. The… Read More »Westfield Debuts Topanga Social May 8
The San Fernando Valley’s bright stars took center stage at the 25th Annual Valley of the Stars Awards Gala on April 13. The 2023 “Stars… Read More »Valley Economic Alliance Honors “Valley Stars”
After an extensive search, Saba Habis, MD, right, has been named as Chief Executive Officer at West Hills Hospital effective May 1. In his current role as… Read More »West Hills Hospital Gets New CEO
The Sagebrush Cantina in Calabasas is famous for its Sunday brunch, and they pull out all the stops for Mother’s Day! Brunch is served from… Read More »Take Mom to Brunch at Sagebrush Cantina
Students from Northridge Middle School attended a “Mini Medical School” at Northridge Hospital Medical Center on April 12. The students were able to learn about… Read More »Students Get Hands-On Experience at Mini Med School
Q4 Active has opened its doors to the public!The new Woodland Hills fitness studio caters to those over 50 with a focus on both physical… Read More »Q4 Active is Now Active!
In the San Fernando Valley there is tremendous need, and many local organizations are working to fill the gap with goods and services. Assemblymember Jesse… Read More »Want to Give Back? Join a Day of Service This Sunday
By Kathleen Sterling Who hasn’t wanted to escape the city and move to the country to do nothing but relax and drink wine? Ever feel… Read More »Fancy a Farmstead Stay? Visit ONX in Paso Robles
Due to the heavy rains and incipient growth of weeds and brush, the County of Los Angeles will start brush clearance inspections on May 1.… Read More »Brush Clearance Inspections Start May 1
An ex con has been charged with murder after shooting a man painting over gang graffiti at a strip center in Northridge. Jamal Jackson is… Read More »Ex Con Held in Northridge Shooting
When illness or injury strike, patients often have to make the important decision on where they should go to get the care they need. Your… Read More »Primary Care, Urgent Care or ER? Know Where to Go
Michael Owens, District Director for Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, passed away Sunday following a brief illness. Owens joined Blumenfield’s State Assembly staff over 13 years ago. “The past few… Read More »Beloved Councilman’s Staff Member Passes
Mayor Karen Bass gave her State of the City address Tuesday, 127 days into her administration. She pointed to the changes that have occurred during… Read More »Karen Bass Gives State of the City – We Ask About the Valley
The Los Angeles Zoo hosts Wild for the Planet, an Earth Month celebration happening every weekend in April. Celebrate our one precious planet and its… Read More »L.A. Zoo Hosts “Wild for the Planet” Activities
Los Angeles World Airports invites the community to one of two interactive community open houses to envision future land use at Van Nuys Airport. There… Read More »Van Nuys Airport Hosts Open House
Fentanyl has been driving a recent drug epidemic in the United States. Given the number of drug-related deaths that have occurred, the nasal spray Narcan… Read More »New Zombie Drug “Tranq” Resistant to Narcan
They come seeking shelter – or a haven – from domestic violence. Over 2,000 victims a year end up at Haven Hills for emergency intervention,… Read More »Breaking Ground for a New Haven
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated in April to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Locally a series of Earth Day events are planned to… Read More »Celebrating Earth Day
The rate of drug fatalities has skyrocketed in recent months due to the overwhelming presence of fentanyl. The popular drug is not only 50 times… Read More »Narcan Now Offered Over-the-Counter
As if the price of eggs, heating and gasoline were not enough, you can now add your auto insurance bill to the list of things… Read More »California Drivers in For a Big Surprise This Year
The highlight of April is the planet Venus which is putting on a dazzling display in the west after 7:30 pm. Venus is very bright… Read More »Nighttrek: What to See in the April Sky
Honorees for one of the San Fernando Valley’s most prestigious leadership awards recognizing influential women has been announced by the United Chambers of Commerce (UCC).… Read More »2023 Inspirational Women Nominees Announced
As we attempt to get past the COVID-19 pandemic our goal as a City government should not simply be to return to normal. Instead, we… Read More »Opinion: Councilman Blumenfield Fights to Keep Al Fresco Dining
By Katie Sterling They’ve garnered millions of fans in recent months, their album has reached the top 10 on iTunes charts and, perhaps most notable… Read More »You Won’t Regret Playing Daisy Jones and the Six
An open house and information session has been set for Sunday, April 16 for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing. The crossing, currently under construction at… Read More »Open House Set for Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
Two of the five Los Angeles County Supervisors who represent different parts of the San Fernando Valley were guest speakers at the United Chamber of… Read More »Supervisors Get Serious About the Valley
Firefighters responding to a brush fire early Tuesday morning made a gruesome discovery. They extinguished a fire in a burning van and found a dead body inside.… Read More »Body Found in Burning Van Identified
Gather up the kids and buzz on over! The Leonis Adobe Museum in Old Town Calabasas is hosting its family-friendly Springtime at the Adobe event… Read More »Springtime at the Adobe Set for Saturday
The valley has voted! The winners of the “Rock the Valley – Battle of the Bands” have been announced. First place winner is Whynotfrank, an… Read More »Winners of Rock the Valley Battle of the Bands Announced
Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel (D – Woodland Hills) has introduced legislation to sustain outdoor dining across California and help neighborhood restaurants stay afloat. If enacted, Assembly… Read More »Assemblymember Fights to Keep Outdoor Dining
By Danrochelle Yumul They’re back! After a three-year hiatus, the San Fernando Valley tours, brought to you by the team at My Valley Pass, the… Read More »The Return of the San Fernando Valley Tours
At its regularly scheduled board meeting, Metropolitan Water District voted to rescind the historic emergency water conservation restrictions for 6.6 million people in its State… Read More »Metropolitan Water and LVMWD Lift All Watering Restrictions
Let’s face it. It’s not just earthquakes anymore. Californians also have to worry about fires – and given the recent rainstorms – floods and more.… Read More »Are You Prepared for the Next Disaster?
Families are preparing for possible school shut downs as a strike will be held by L.A. Unified School District union workers from March 21 to… Read More »Parents Prepare For LAUSD Closure Following Union Strike
Heading north up Highway 1 you can feel your stress fading away. With the sparking Pacific on your left and green rolling hills to your… Read More »Road Trippin’ Up Highway 1
By Danrochelle Yumul They’re back! After a three-year hiatus, the San Fernando Valley tours, brought to you by the team at My Valley Pass, the… Read More »The Return of the San Fernando Valley Tours
By Bob Blumenfield Last week, we brought Mayor Bass’ homelessness initiative “Inside Safe” to the West Valley. With funding approved from the City Council, the… Read More »Blumenfield Brings 44 to Housing with “Inside Safe”
By Tim Gaspar When Ernest Hemingway was asked how he went bankrupt his response was “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” I am going to suggest… Read More »California on Brink of Becoming Uninsurable
By Miri Rossitto What a week it has been for banks. In the biggest bank failure since the collapse of Washington Mutual in 2008, we… Read More »Is Your Bank Safe?
Do you have a song to sing, a poem to share, a story that wants an audience? Here’s the event for you! Introducing Thursday Night… Read More »Join Thursday Night Live in Woodland Hills
The Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council voted at their meeting Wednesday night to deny the application to develop a mixed-use building at 5353 Del… Read More »Neighborhood Council Denies Del Moreno Mixed-Use Bldg.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Joseph Brandolino on Monday set a trial date for Rebecca Grossman, charged in 2020 with “fatally running over two young… Read More »Trial Set for Rebecca Grossman
Westfield’s $250 million renovation of Topanga is bringing a whole host of new tenants to the west valley. In addition to the 12-screen AMC Theatre,… Read More »Westfield Announces New Restaurants and Luxury Retailers
After a myriad of public events to grieve Los Angeles’ most famous mountain lion, P-22 has been laid to rest in an undisclosed location in… Read More »P-22 Laid to Rest in Santa Monica Mountains
Broadway in Hollywood recently announced their new 2023-24 season consisting of seven shows; five Los Angeles premieres, one Pre-Broadway L.A. premiere and the return of… Read More »Broadway in Hollywood Announces Their 2023-2024 Season
While Bruce Willis was first diagnosed with aphasia in the spring of 2022, the famous actor’s family has recently updated his fans with the news… Read More »What is Frontotemporal Dementia?
Thanks to the COVID stay-at-home order, traditional work schedules have forever changed. Rather than having to go into an office daily, many companies have adopted… Read More »Is a Four-Day Work Week in the Future?
Due to the recent winter storms, the Internal Revenue Service has extended the deadline to file federal taxes until October 16. FEMA had previously declared… Read More »Tax Deadline Extended to October 16 for California
The highlight of March is a conjunction of the dazzling planet Venus with the king of planets, Jupiter, in the west after darkness falls. Start looking… Read More »Nighttrek: What to See in the March Sky
Recent rain and snow have helped to quench the thirst of the recent drought. Mother Nature has provided the elixir for all of us to… Read More »Did We Get Enough Rain?
El Camino Charter High School on Valley Circle was sent into lockdown Tuesday when a 911 call was made saying there was a bomb threat… Read More »El Camino Goes on Lockdown
It’s not just an eyesore. It’s an ongoing crime scene. The stretch of Clarendon Street north of Ventura Blvd. between Peralta and Comercio has been… Read More »LAPD Urges City Council to Set Up Tow-Away Zone Behind Trader Joe’s
By Bob Blumenfield Last week, two Jewish Angelenos were shot near places of worship. While the motives were not initially confirmed, it soon became all… Read More »There is No Place for Anti-Semitism
Almost 150 concerned residents showed up at a community meeting last week at the Calabasas Senior Center. At issue is a proposed development directly west… Read More »Proposed Development Pushing Out Parking for Seniors?
Councilman John Lee congratulated the students from his LEE12 “Excellence in Leadership Program” at City Hall last week. The LEE12 program is designed to promote… Read More »Councilman John Lee Honors Local Students
No more post office lines! Beginning next Tuesday, February 22, Calabasas City Hall will begin accepting passport applications. Appointment hours are Tuesday to Thursday, 9… Read More »Calabasas to Process Passport Applications
At a recent presentation to The Valley Economic Alliance at California State University-Northridge, Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins shared her vision of making Metro Angelenos’ first… Read More »Metro Has Big Plans for the Valley
The Disaster Preparedness Fair set for this Sunday, February 26, has been postponed due to the inclement weather forecast. The West Valley Warner Center Chamber… Read More »Disaster Preparedness Fair Postponed
The Sepulveda Basin has long been a staple in the San Fernando Valley as a recreational and wildlife reserve for the surrounding communities. At approximately… Read More »Sepulveda Basin Vision Plans Hopes to Create “Central Park” of the Valley
Fantastic news for all chocoholics! The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen at Universal CityWalk has officially opened! This unique restaurant is reminiscent of… Read More »Universal’s Toothsome Chocolate Emporium Debuts
The LVMWD Board voted unanimously to scale back watering restrictions at its meeting on February 7 due to improved hydrologic conditions and increased water allocation… Read More »Las Virgenes Water District Reduces Watering Restrictions
The newest entry on the West Valley dining scene is Fogo de Chao, opening in March at 6263 Topanga Canyon Blvd., on the ground floor of… Read More »Fogo de Chao Coming Soon
The Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council received complaints from stakeholders that they were not informed about the opportunity to present their concerns to the… Read More »In-N-Out In or Out?
By Kathleen Sterling We’ve heard many comments about the high-end apartment complexes springing up all over the west valley – where you can borrow a… Read More »At Last! West Valley Housing for the “Missing Middle”
A new date has been set for a community hearing on the proposed low-income apartment complex at the west end of Ventura Blvd. Developer Daylight… Read More »February 16 Hearing Set for Ventura Blvd. Low-Income Housing
The new year has brought many changes to the City of Los Angeles, with five new Councilmembers, and a new Mayor, City Attorney, and City… Read More »Guest Editorial: From Councilman John Lee
In light of the recent shootings during the Lunar New Year celebrations, doctors are encouraging individuals to learn how to triage people if they are… Read More »Are You Prepared to Emergency Triage?
Deputies from Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station responded to a 911 call Sunday night at approximately 5:45 pm that shots had been fired at The Commons… Read More »Shot Fired at the Commons Under Investigation
Attorney and Calabasas Chamber immediate past chair Mark Levinson was presented the Chairman’s Award by current Board Chair Mike McNutt, for Levinson’s dedication and serv#Calabasasice… Read More »Mark Levinson presented the Chairman’s Award at Calabasas Chamber Installation Gala
The Valley Cultural Foundation has announced the line-up for their free Summer Concerts in the Park season. This is their 48th year of free concerts… Read More »Free Summer Concerts in the Park Schedule Announced
The highlight of February is the Comet C/2022 E3 which arrives close enough to Earth to see, barely. The comet changes position from night to night. It… Read More »Nighttrek: What to See in the February Night Sky
By Katie Sterling For the majority of the world, it’s just another mundane Tuesday. But for a select few, it’s the day that they receive… Read More »And the Oscar Nod Goes To…
Dovydas to Play at Sagebrush Cantina International singing star Dovydas (previously known as David Smash) will take the stage at the Sagebrush Cantina in Calabasas on Friday,… Read More »Dovydas to Play at Sagebrush Cantina
L.A. is going even greener! Effective immediately, all Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment (LASAN) customers should use the green bin to dispose of all food… Read More »Go Ahead! Throw Meat in Your Green Bin
The City of Calabasas Community Services Department will hold a virtual workshop on the anticipated reopening of the Agoura Hills Calabasas Community Center. The center… Read More »January 30 Virtual Hearing Set on Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center
A new date has been set for a community hearing on the proposed low-income apartment complex at the west end of Ventura Blvd. Developer Daylight Community… Read More »Community Presentation Set on Ventura Blvd. Low-Income Apartments
Lindsey Horvath was elected to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in 2022, and is the youngest woman and first millennial to hold the… Read More »One-on-One With Supervisor Lindsey Horvath
Crews are working to repair the massive sinkhole that opened in Chatsworth during last week’s torrential rains. On January 9 two cars drove into the… Read More »Crews Repairing Chatsworth Sinkhole
By Eva Szilardi-Tierney After 15 rounds of voting, Kevin McCarthy was, at last, elected Speaker of the House of Representatives on January 7. His victory… Read More »Congressman Brad Sherman Casts Doubt on Republicans After Chaotic Speaker Vote
Woodland Hills resident and music industry executive Peter Fletcher has had possession of child pornography charges against him dropped. Fletcher was arrested the night of… Read More »All Charges Dropped Against Peter Fletcher
The City of LA Bureau of Engineering, in partnership with Council Districts 6, 4, 3 and 2, the Office of the Mayor and multiple federal,… Read More »Meeting for Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan Project Set for Feb. 8
A 200-year-old tree in the parking lot of El Camino Shopping Center fell during Saturday night’s storm, crushing at least 10 cars. According to eyewitnesses… Read More »Storm Crashes Tree Into Parked Cars at El Camino Center
Robert Herjavec, Shark Tank judge and founder of the Internet security software BRAK Systems, has decided to return again to Hidden Hills. The investor, age… Read More »Shark Tank Star Robert Herjavec Buys Hidden Hills Most Expensive Home
By Councilman Bob Blumenfield As we welcome in 2023, I am incredibly grateful to the residents of the West Valley for entrusting me and my… Read More »New Year – New Changes in Government
The County Board of Supervisors has passed new Supervisor Lindsey Horvath’s motion declaring a local emergency over the homeless crisis in L.A. County. Horvath represents… Read More »Supervisor Horvath’s Emergency Homeless Declaration Passes Board
By Katie Sterling It’s the first award show to kick off the season and typically a foreshadowing of who is most likely to win their… Read More »Golden Globes: And the Winner Is…
The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce will present their Bill Van Gieson “Spirit of Calabasas” Award to Kathleen Sterling at their gala installation January 28. The… Read More »“Spirit of Calabasas”Award Going to Valley News Group Publisher
Representatives from the Calabasas City Council, Calabasas City staff, and members of the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce joined with local business owners and other dignitaries… Read More »Celebrating the Re-Opening of Old Town Calabasas
Lisa Marie Presley suffered a cardiac arrest at her Calabasas home today. Paramedics arrived on scene, performed CPR and were able to regain a pulse… Read More »Breaking News!
As a New Year begins, one of the resolutions that seems to reign popular year after year is the adoption of “dry January” or the… Read More »Is Dry January a Safe Resolution?
By Neill Simmons The month of January holds many opportunities for planetary sightings. One of the highlights is the return of the “Evening Star” low in… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the January Sky
The Soraya’s 2022 season of Jazz at Naz was so successful they have made it permanent. The 2023 season of all jazz greats kicks off… Read More »Soraya Kicks Off “Jazz at the Naz
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield has announced that he has welcomed former City Controller Ron Galperin, right, to serve as Special Advisor. Galperin will help Team Blumenfield with… Read More »Ron Galperin Joins Blumenfield’s Team
After the horrific scene of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsing during a football game recently, talk has quickly turned to cardiac arrest. What exactly… Read More »What’s the Difference Between Heart Attack and Cardiac Arrest
By Kathleen Sterling Valley News Group sat down with Karen Bass 11 days into her tenure as Los Angeles’ new Mayor. We congratulated her on her… Read More »One-on-One with Karen Bass
By Tim Gaspar It’s been so long since So Cal has had a good shake I think some of us forgot this is earthquake country! … Read More »Do You Need Earthquake Insurance?
By Katie Sterling How do you take the breadth of someone’s passion and fit it into a film to showcase how they’ve become the person… Read More »Spielberg Shines Yet Again in Story of His Life
ATT has submitted a proposal to the Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council’s Planning and Land Use Committee to place a roof-mounted wireless telecommunications facility… Read More »ATT Proposes Wireless Antennas Atop Motion Picture Home
After renting for years, award-winning rapper Nicki Minaj “checked out” Hidden Hills and found a home. She had most recently rented a hillside home in Calabasas.… Read More »Nicki Minaj “Checks It Out” in Hidden Hills
The holiday season is not a great time to get sick. A West Valley woman needed emergency care but was reluctant to go to the… Read More »Feel Good Story – Helping a Patient Having a “Ruff” Time
Rams Owner Stan Kroenke has purchased The Village at Westfield Topanga. The Kroenke Organization purchased the mall for $325 million from owner Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. The Village… Read More »Westfield Sells the Village to Rams Owner
Going purple for a purpose! Woodland Hills Rotarians Eva Hainer, left, and Sheri Polak, right, issued a challenge to their club that they would dye their… Read More »Going Purple for a Purpose
The City of Calabasas welcomed their new City Council last week. From left, new Councilman Ed Albrecht, City Councilman Peter Kraut, new Mayor David Shapiro,… Read More »Meet the New Calabasas City Council
P-22, the famous 12-year-old mountain lion known for having successfully crossed both the 101 and 405 freeways, was captured last week and euthanized. In recent… Read More »P-22 Euthanized But May Live Forever on Hollywood Blvd.
Slow down! Everyone is rushing to get errands done before Christmas… and the results can be devastating. A fiery six-car crash Wednesday morning at Canoga… Read More »Fiery Crash Sends Three to Hospital; Closes Ventura Blvd.
P-22, the famous 12-year-old mountain lion known for having successfully crossed both the 101 and 405 freeways, was captured last week and has now been… Read More »P-22 Euthanized Due to Health Issues
By Kathleen Sterling We make latkes for Chanukah. Decorate the tree for Christmas. Celebrate and respect more than one holiday this year. I go to… Read More »Word on the Street
Last week, Assemblymbmer Jesse Gabriel hosted his second Annual Valley Community Leadership Awards, where he recognized the achievements and contributions of 13 individuals and organizations… Read More »Local San Fernando Valley Leaders Honored
The JPA Board of Directors unanimously approved the PEIR for the Pure Water Project Las Virgenes – Triunfo (PWP), providing a pathway for the construction… Read More »
Pure Water Project Achieves Major Milestone as the Joint Powers Authority Approves the PEIR
The Encino Neighborhood Council (ENC) wishes everyone a safe and healthy holiday season. As we look forward to 2023 it’s always good to see where… Read More »Year End Message from the Encino Neighborhood Council
P-22, the famous 12-year-old mountain lion known for having successfully crossed both the 101 and 405 freeways, has been captured. In recent weeks, the mountain… Read More »Famed P-22 Captured, May be Euthanized
From one sports star to another! Trae Young, basketball player for the Atlanta Hawks, recently purchased retired NFL linebacker Clay Matthews’ Calabasas home for $20… Read More »Hot Property – From One Sports Star to Another
It’s a great way to get in the holiday spirit! That spirit is definitely strong at the Reagan Library with their brand-new, never-before-seen 5,000-square-foot Christmas exhibit,… Read More »Get in the Holiday Spirit at Reagan Library’s “American Christmas Story
Phil Swain is no stranger to the health and fitness industry. The Woodland Hills resident has been President and CEO of Yoga Works and Sports… Read More »New Studio, New Concept Focusing on Brain AND Body Health
Calabasas Mayor Mary Sue Maurer presented her State of the City Address on December 1, and focused primarily on the City Council’s new Strategic Plan,… Read More »Calabasas Mayor Presents State of the City
The National Park Service has discovered and tagged six new mountain lions. Four of the cougars, named P-109 through P-112, are healthy, female blue-eyed kittens.… Read More »Six New Cougars Found in Mountains
They are called “urban coyotes” and they have become so brazen that they are not afraid of humans. This was never more evident than in… Read More »Woodland Hills Coyote Attack Scares Residents
Councilmember Nithya Raman, Council President Paul Krekorian and Councilmember Bob Blumenfeld introduced a motion this week to set clear standards of community outreach from the… Read More »Valley Councilmembers Want Review of Van Nuys Airport Projects – Require Community Engagement
Louisville High School in Woodland Hills, a Catholic, college-prep all girls school, will host an open house on Sunday, December 4. Louisville High School provides… Read More »
Louisville High School Hosts Open House
Councilman Bob Blumenfield is hosting a holiday drive to collect jackets, canned goods, toys, blankets, hygiene products, socks and more to help children and the… Read More »Councilman Hosts Holiday Drive for Underserved
By Kathleen Sterling Residents thought it was an earthquake. At 2 am Saturday morning a speeding car lost control on Vanowen just east of Valley… Read More »Driver Disappears After Flipping Car Onto Parked Cars
A groundbreaking ceremony was held November 7 in Canoga Park for a new entry pavilion to the Los Angeles River Greenway. The pavilion is located on… Read More »Frank Gehry Pavilion Break Ground in Canoga Park
By Councilman Bob Blumenfield While the proposed Permanent Supportive Housing project next to the 101 freeway on the vacant plot of land adjacent to the… Read More »Update on Affordable Housing on Ventura Blvd.
Comedian Jay Leno was released from the Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital today. After a 10-day stay at the facility, Leno will receive follow-up care at… Read More »Jay Leno Released from West Hills Hospital
You can help a victim of domestic violence or a homeless person this holiday, with a donation to the San Fernando Valley Bar Association’s “Blanket… Read More »Do Good – Feel Good – For Under $10
Calabasas Rotary, whose mission statement is “Service Above Self,” is once again serving the senior community this Thanksgiving. For 32 years the club, in partnership… Read More »Calabasas Rotary Serves Thanksgiving Dinner to 600 Seniors
By Kathleen Sterling After all, it was my birthday… We were taking – after a long COVID break – a much loved trip to London.… Read More »24 Hours in Paris
The Las Virgenes Municipal Water District hosted their “Pure Beer” event on November 10. In conjunction with Tomoko Tavern and Ladyface Brewery in Agoura, water district execs… Read More »Cheers! Drink “Pure Beer” With Water District
By Cindy Royall Libonati Who knew that a pandemic could lift the housing market and help the economy recover? I hear people say that rates… Read More »Interest Rates and Interested Buyers – The Market is Still Moving
By Miri Rossitto With its roots in New England during the 17th century, Thanksgiving was declared the first national American celebration in 1777 by the… Read More »The Business of Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday
By Kathleen Sterling He grew up watching Adam 12, Emergency and Chips. He tried to arrest his brother every week. George was in awe of first responders, especially… Read More »LAPD Makes Dream Come True for One “Deputy”
By Melina Sempill Watts In Calabasas, both the City Council and voters have pushed towards sustainability…but what does it take to actually get there? The… Read More »Alex Farassati, Sustainability Champion for the City of Calabasas
Dinosaurs in the Valley is your chance to get up close to the most scientifically accurate life-size and life-like dinosaurs ever created. This exhibition is… Read More »Dinosaurs are Coming to the Valley
They come from senior centers, nursing homes, family homes – all in search of a good meal and an afternoon of companionship. Over 600 seniors… Read More »‘Tis the Season – to Donate a Turkey, Your Donation of One Turkey Could Feed 12 Seniors
Wings Over Wendy’s veteran group member, Private First Class Samuel Schultz, U.S. Army, WWII was born in Brooklyn, NY on Veterans’ Day, November 11, 1923.… Read More »Honoring a Local Vet Born on Veterans Day
It’s almost time to “fall back” and change your clocks for daylight saving time 2022! Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the yearly practice of setting… Read More »What Daylight Saving Time Does to Your Body Clock
By Dr. Rishma Chand RSV is very common virus that predominantly occurs in the late fall/winter time. It is spreads just like a common cold,… Read More »What’s Behind the Rise of RSV in Children
On the seventh anniversary of the Aliso Canyon Gas Blowout October 23, Congressman Brad Sherman, whose home was as close as any residence to the… Read More »Brad Sherman Calls for Aliso Canyon Closure
By Angelina Kanno “We don’t ask people to give up grandma or a child when in crisis, pets should be included there as family too,”… Read More »Hidden Heroes: Little Angels Project Helps Pets in Need
By Neill Simmons
A suspected drunk driver is in custody after killing a father and son in a fiery crash Tuesday night. Twenty-one year old Kevin Gonzales was… Read More »Fiery Crash Claims Lives of Father and Son
An evening of firsts –the Israel Philharmonic makes a historic Soraya debut of new music director Lahav Shani who inherited the role from Los Angeles’… Read More »Israel Philharmonic Makes Soraya Debut
Woodland Hills based insurance agency, Gaspar Insurance Services joins Denim and Diamonds, the 30th anniversary celebration for the Boys and Girls Club of the West… Read More »Gaspar Insurance Sponsors Boys & Girls Club Gala
First and foremost, I must apologize to the Valley News Group and its readers for not submitting this article on time – there is no excuse for… Read More »Karen Bass Addresses the Valley
UCLA Encino celebrated their grand opening earlier this week to celebrate the official launch of their new imaging centers and renovated clinics. While the first… Read More »UCLA Encino Celebrates Grand Opening of New Clinics
Dodgers sports icon Vin Scully lived in Hidden Hills for just over 12 years. With his passing August 2 his 11,000-square-foot “Country French Chateau” estate is… Read More »New Buyer Will Hit a Home Run with Scully’s Hidden Hills Home
Dignity Health – Northridge Hospital Medical Center invited local STEM students from Van Nuys High School to try out its latest surgical robot known as… Read More »STEM Students Gets Hands-On Experience at Northridge Hospital
West Hills Hospital & Medical Center announced that it is hosting its 2nd “Crush the Crisis” national opioid take back day to raise awareness about… Read More »West Hills Hospital to Accept Old Medications to “Crush the Crisis”
Dear Neighbor, Since I was first elected to the State Legislature four years ago, I’ve been working hard to deliver for the Valley and to… Read More »From the Desk of Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel: Delivering for the West San Fernando Valley
On Sunday morning, when I heard about the hateful, racist language used by Councilmembers Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo, Kevin de Leon, as well as labor… Read More »Blumenfield: Racist, Hateful Comments Warrant Resignations
By Kathleen Sterling Work. Stress. Heat. We needed a getaway – but there’s never enough time. Where could we go for a short trip? On… Read More »Sip, Savor and Soar in Sonoma
My name is Dr. Renee Cotter and I am a local gynecologist, practicing in West Hills since 1991. I am frequently asked by my patients… Read More »How to Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer
During an October 6 presentation to the Woodland Hills Neighborhood Council, Toll Brothers has come back with an alternate plan for the Boething Treeland property.… Read More »Developer Proposes Alternate Plan for Treeland
By Kathleen Sterling 1.2 grams of cocaine. 40-80 milligrams of opioid. Less than two milligrams of fentanyl. Those numbers represent how much you need to… Read More »Fentanyl Kills Close to Home
The City of Calabasas has been honored with America in Bloom’s Outstanding Achievement Award for Overall Impression, recognizing that the City exceeded the judges’ expectations… Read More »City of Calabasas Wins “America in Bloom” Award
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was honored at the annual Mayor’s Luncheon hosted by United Chambers of Commerce last Friday at Woodland Hills Country Club.Garcetti… Read More »Mayor Eric Garcetti Salutes United Chambers
The Tiny Porch Concerts Sonic Boom Festival scheduled for Paramount Ranch Saturday, October 15 has added an explosive array of new musical talents, a second… Read More »Grammy Award Winners on Stage in Agoura
By Neill Simmons The highlight of October is the Orionids Meteor Shower on Friday night, October 21. This event should produce one meteor every five minutes. If… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the October Sky
After years of outcry from Encino residents, the pedestrian bridge on Encino Avenue over the 101 Freeway has been successfully demolished and will stay that… Read More »Encino Pedestrian Bridge Successfully Demolished
Just a week after our story on the dangers of fentanyl, authorities have released the information that 17-year-old Cade Kitchen, a student athlete at El… Read More »El Camino Athlete Overdoses on Fentanyl
By Kathleen Sterling Work. Stress. Heat. We needed a getaway – but there’s never enough time. Where could we go for a short trip? On… Read More »Sip, Savor and Soar in Sonoma
Local Realtor Jeff Schermer of Rodeo Realty has once again brokered a deal between private landowners and the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy. Schermer and co-listing… Read More »80 More Calabasas Acres Sold to Conservancy
A free community town hall on October 6 will discuss the dangers of fentanyl. “Fentanyl and the L.A. Overdose Epidemic” will be discussed by Sean… Read More »Free Community Town Hall on Fentanyl from LAPD
The long-vacant property at 23036-23060 Ventura Boule-vard, just east of Bowlero Bowling Alley, has been sold to a private developer who is proposing to build affordable… Read More »Developer Proposes Affordable Housing at Woodlake
The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) announced that Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD), has received GFOA’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its budget for… Read More »Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Receives Prestigious Financial Award
It’s not clear who was more surprised. A pair of burglars broke into a Tarzana home Tuesday night, but ended up fleeing in terror as… Read More »Homeowners Scare Off Burglars With Shotgun
By Kathleen Sterling I’ve been publishing community newspapers for over 40 years. It’s an incredible job, if not an easy one. I started in 1982… Read More »Personal Bias Has No Place in the Newsroom
In a new twist in the investigation into MTA contracts that led to the raid on Supervisor Sheila Kuehl’s home last week, the Los Angeles… Read More »Sheriff’s Dept. Pulled Off Kuehl Investigation
Recently the California Association of Realtors came out with a “Quick Guide” explaining Proposition 19 that has replaced the prior Propositions 60 and 90. Prop… Read More »How Does Prop 19 Change the Senior Tax Transfer Basis?
The City of Calabasas has been honored with the prestigious 2022 Award for Overall Excellence at the NATOA Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado. In addition… Read More »Calabasas Honored with NATOA Government Programming Overall Excellence Award
Even today – at age 100 – Ethel Margolin isn’t slowing down. She attends the Wings Over Wendy’s meetings of retired veterans every Monday. She is… Read More »From Rosie the Riveter to Wings Over Wendys Regular-Ethel Margolin Celebrates 100
Dear Friends, On September 8th, LA’s 2022 Homeless Count numbers finally came out. This is the annual federally mandated census of homelessness, undertaken over multiple… Read More »A Note From Councilmember Raman: Homeless Count Results
The 64th annual Fernando Awards were held Friday night at the Skirball Center, and Jane Skeeter was named the 2022 Fernando Award winner. The Fernando… Read More »Jane Skeeter Wins Prestigious Fernando Award
Superior Court Judge Joseph Brandolino this week denied a defense motion seeking dismissal of the murder charges against Calabasas resident Rebecca Grossman. In May Grossman… Read More »Judge Denies Dismissal of Murder Charges Against Grossman
Candidates for open seats across the city and county will address their platforms at a “State of the Community” candidate forum on Friday, September 30.… Read More »Candidates to Speak Out at Valley Forum
Police are searching for possible additional victims of a child sex offender in Woodland Hills. Detectives with Los Angeles Police Department arrested Peter Fletcher after… Read More »Community Leader Arrested
The 22-23 season marks another spectacular year at the award-winning Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts, which has quickly become one of… Read More »The Soraya’s 22-23 Season Kicks Off
By Neill Simmons The highlight of September is the return of the “King of Planets,” Jupiter, to the night sky. Look east after 9 pm and… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the September Sky
Discount market Aldi opened September 1 in West Hills. The store is located at 22741 W. Victory Blvd. at Fallbrook, in the old OSH store.… Read More »Aldi Market Opens in West Hills
A community Town Hall has been set for Saturday, September 18, to discuss the proposed Granada Hills Home Depot project. Home Depot is proposing to… Read More »Community Town Hall Set on Granada Hills Home Depot Project
Be part of a huge clean up effort in the North Valley and then party after! Volunteers Cleaning Communities has scheduled a community clean up… Read More »Huge North Valley Cleanup Seeks Volunteers
Alpha Structural, Inc., a leading structural engineering and construction firm in the greater San Fernando Valley, just reached its 30th year in business serving homeowners… Read More »Alpha Structural: Shoring Up the Valley for 30 Years
Two Canadian “Super Scoopers” landed at Van Nuys Air Tanker Base on Monday, just in time to be put to use in the Route Fire,… Read More »Canadian Super Scoopers Fly in to Valley as Heat Wave Hits
By Miri Rossitto Trends come and go. Today, might be the return of bell bottoms, earth tones, and animal print. Tomorrow might be neon and glow sticks. What… Read More »Business Trends – The Good, The Bad, The Effective
The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce honored Calabasas Mayor Mary Sue Maurer at their annual Mayor’s Breakfast, held August 18 at the Calabasas Country Club. Maurer is the… Read More »Chamber Honors Mayor
An elderly man crashed his car through the front door of the Whole Foods at Canoga and Ventura in Woodland Hills Sunday around 12:30 pm. … Read More »CleanUp on Aisle 1 – Driver Backs Through Whole Foods Door
Vanessa Bryant, widow of Kobe Bryant, was recently awarded $16 million in a jury verdict against L.A. County for law and fire personnel sharing photos… Read More »Jury Awards Bryant $16 Million in Court Case
This week Governor Gavin Newsom moved to approve millions in funding to convert more hotels into permanent housing through the state’s Project Homekey program. This… Read More »Funding Approved for Extended Stay Homeless Hotel
For over 40 years, local children have walked to school with Charlie Brown, Lucy and the rest of the Peanuts gang. The Wilbur Avenue Bridge… Read More »Walk Safely With the Peanuts Gang
Local residents, dignitaries and civic leaders enjoyed a refreshing day at the Las Virgenes Water District’s “Pure Gelato” event last Saturday. All enjoyed gelato made… Read More »Residents Cool Down with Pure Fun and Pure Gelato at Water District Event
by Time Gaspar We all hear the stories, the burglar that injured himself on glass breaking into a home and sued the homeowner. There is… Read More »If You Shoot A Burglar…Does Your Insurance Protect You?
If you hear Nancy Cartwright’s name and immediately think of her as Bart Simpson’s voice from The Simpsons TV show, you don’t know the half of it. … Read More »Reel History of the Valley: Bart Simpson is Just the Beginning
Former Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch Englander has been ordered by the city Ethics Commission to pay $79,830.50 in penalties for failing to disclose money he… Read More »Former City Councilman Englander Fined Nearly $80,000
A belligerent Woodland Hills resident has once again attacked a fruit vendor set up at the corner of Canoga and Dumetz. This time, however, he… Read More »Rampaging Neighbor Takes Axe to Fruit Vendor’s Stand
YouTuber and makeup artist Jeffree Star isn’t known for his subtlety, and his latest endeavor is nothing less than mega. After having his Hidden Hills… Read More »Jeffree Star Makes Up for Lost Time on the Market With $16.7 Million Sale
The Caring Calabasas Club at the Calabasas Senior Center recently collected three truck loads of pet-friendly products, including blankets, carriers, beds, collars and leashes. The… Read More »Caring Calabasas Seniors to the Rescue!
Westfield Topanga has partnered with My Valley Pass and the Valley Relics Museum to celebrate 818 Day: A San Fernando Valley Celebration! 818 Day is… Read More »Celebrate 818 Day at Westfield Topanga
By Bob Blumenfield As we have been successfully creating more transitional and permanent housing, the City Council has been approving specific, but limited locations where… Read More »City Council to Crack Down on Homeless Camps
Just a week after a brutal stabbing death on a residential street in Woodland Hills, another gruesome murder has shocked the community. The body of… Read More »Second Murder Shocks Woodland Hills
Operation Gratitude has teamed up with Chapstick and local volunteers this August to thank our deployed troops by providing care packages to those who raised… Read More »Operation Gratitude Seeks Volunteers August 10
Best Friends has announced plans to cease operations by December 31 at the Mission Hills location that was formerly the Northeast Valley Animal Shelter funded… Read More »Best Friends Pulls Out; Leave Animal Shelter in Ruff Spot
With monkeypox rearing its ugly head, we asked Nick Testa, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Common-spirit Health Southern California Division, the facts and figures about the… Read More »Making Sense of Monkeypox
The L.A. City Council this week supported an amendment to extend the ban on homeless camping – broadening the existing ban on sitting, sleeping or… Read More »L.A. City Council To Expand Homeless Camping Ban
By Miri Rossitto An anticipated 2.6 million weddings are set to occur this year – the most since 1984, according to a report from The… Read More »The Business of Weddings
The joyous musical The Prom opens at The Ahmanson Theatre on August 10. The Prom is the Broadway hit that New York Magazine called “smart and big-hearted” and The New York… Read More »The Prom Dances Into Ahmanson
By Janey M. Rifkin More than 23 million American families got a pet cat or dog during the pandemic, according to the American Society for… Read More »Summer Vacation Finalized! Now What to Do With Fido…
It’s summer and the heat is driving everyone – including small children – into the water. Enjoying time at swimming pools, rivers, lakes, and the… Read More »Summer Pool Use Leads to Safety Tips to Prevent Drowning
The proposed West Valley Food Pantry expansion will get a hearing from the South Valley Area Planning Commission on August 11. The Food Pantry is… Read More »Planning Commission Hearing on Food Pantry Set for August 11
Calabasas Mayor Mary Sue Maurer, above, will be honored by the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce at their annual Mayor’s Breakfast on Thursday, August 18. Maurer was… Read More »Calabasas Mayor to be Honored
There are no suspects and no motive yet in the brutal stabbing of a Woodland Hills man in the middle of a quiet residential street.… Read More »Murder on the Street
A 43-year-old woman who was struck by a bus last Friday on the 101 Freeway died of blunt head trauma. Originally it was thought she… Read More »Woman Commits Suicide on the 101
Multiple media outlets have submitted public records requests to LVMWD, requiring the District to make public the names of its customers throughout the service area… Read More »Water Wasters Beware – District Can Release Offenders’ Names
Congressman Brad Sherman, whose district includes most of the San Fernando Valley, including a portion of Calabasas, will host a Town Hall on Thursday, July 28,… Read More »Congressman to Host Town Hall
The tagged mountain lion known as P-89 was found dead Monday on the 101 Freeway in Woodland Hills. The two-year-old male was hit around 2… Read More »Mountain Lion Killed on the 101
Valley native Adam Mohiuddin is a recent graduate from UC Berkeley and was commissioned as an Army Officer through UCB’s ROTC Program. At 19 years… Read More »Valley Native Son is Army’s Youngest Commissioned Officer in History
By Kathleen Sterling The little boy was brought in to the Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station, obviously traumatized. Both his parent were arrested and jailed for… Read More »Comforting the Youngest Victims in Jail
Twelve teens were all smiles this summer after Dr. Ara Agopian and his team provided them all with braces – for free. Agopian owns Orthodontic Centers of… Read More »Orthodontics From the Heart in Granada Hills
The Tarzana Community & Cultural Center launched their Tarzana Talks! six-part speaker series on June 30 with “Interpretation of Dreams” featuring Dream Interpreter and TV… Read More »“Tarzana Talks!” Monthly Speaker Series Debuts at TCCC
The Reimagine Ventura project, after years of planning, community meetings and changes, broke ground this week on the west end of Ventura Blvd. The program… Read More »Reimagine Ventura Breaks Ground
The new national suicide hotline officially launched on Saturday, July 16. Those seeking mental health can now text or call “988” to reach trained counselors.… Read More »New National Suicide Prevention Lifeline “988” Launched July 16
The drought is bringing more than water woes to the Valley – it’s increasing the number of wildlife on the hunt themselves for water and… Read More » Drought Rattling More Than Water Supply
Music superstar Drake sold two of the three homes at his Hidden Hills compound in April to Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. The third home on… Read More »Hot Property: Drake Sells Hidden Hills Homes
With wildfire season year ‘round now, and a worsening drought, the potential for another devastating disaster like the Woolsey Fire is a concern. Residents can… Read More »Get Local Wildfire Alerts on Your Phone
David Joseph Bunevacz, a Calabasas resident, was arrested in April and charged with securities and wire fraud. He raised more than $37 million from investors believing… Read More »Calabasas Man Pleads Guilty in Cannabis Fraud Case
Smoke and flames were visible for miles across the valley as a commercial building in Warner Center burned Sunday night. The building, the former Sky… Read More »Teens Torch Warner Center Building With Fireworks
Three men were killed and seven others injured Sunday night when a speeding car lost control on Vanowen Avenue in Winnetka. Reports indicate that the three… Read More »Holiday Weekend Turns Deadly With Winnetka Car Crash
With wildfires a constant threat living in California, attention is usually focused on home evacuation and personal welfare. But what about our furry friends? If… Read More »Is Your Pet Prepared for Disaster?
By Kathleen Sterling Sometimes the best escapes are close to home, and just a quick change of scenery – and temperature – are all that’s needed… Read More »The Best Escapes Are Right Around the Corner
Just over one year ago, Avelo Airlines ushered in a new era of choice, convenience and low fares as America’s first new airline in nearly… Read More »Avelo Air Introduces New Low-Cost Airline Out of Burbank
The Board of Directors of the Fernando Award Foundation has announced the five finalists for this year’s award honoring volunteer service in the San Fernando… Read More »Fernando Award Finalists Named
By Neill Simmons The highlight of July is the second “Super Full Moon” of three months in a row. June was a “Super Moon” and so… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the July Sky
Fireworks will light up the sky across the valley this coming Monday, July 4. Fireworks shows are planned in numerous locations, and some can be… Read More »Fireworks Light Up the Valley Sky July 4
Topanga Vintage Market will hold their June market on Sunday, June 26. Kids are free, and no pets allowed. Veterans are always free. Enter Pierce on… Read More »Topanga Vintage Market Open This Weekend at Pierce
After nearly eight months of searching for a new CEO, the Calabasas Chamber has hired a dynamic creative, and energized professional in Lisa Clayden, right. Raised… Read More »Calabasas Chamber Gets New CEO
The headliner this Sunday at Warner Park is Jumping Jack Flash, a tribute to the Rolling Stones. Opening for them is emerging artist Heart of… Read More »Stones Tribute Rocks Warner Park Sunday
After several years of negotiations and efforts to preserve the last commercial orange grove in the San Fernando Valley, Councilmember Bob Blumenfield today announced that… Read More »Blumenfield Secures Preservation Deal for Bothwell Ranch
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford seems to be passing real estate around like well…a football. Records show that Stafford recently sold his main Hidden Hills home… Read More »Matthew Stafford Passes Off Hidden Hills Home for $21 Million
The Soraya continues to roll out news of its 2022-23 season. Tickets for the Signature Series will be available to the general public on July 12. The… Read More »Soraya Announces Signature Season
This past weekend, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) officially announced their recommendation that children aged six months through five years of age can now… Read More »CDC Approves Vaccine for Kids Under Five
The five-year-old mountain lion known as P-54 was struck and killed on Las Virgenes Road last Friday at approximately 9:30 am. The big cat was… Read More »Mountain Lion Killed on Las Virgenes
After strong opposition from North Valley residents three years ago, Metro has unveiled a new rapid transit line that will run on Roscoe Blvd. between… Read More »Metro Scraps North Valley Nordhoff Bus Line, Adds Roscoe
Tim Gaspar thinks a lot about how to save things – he’s an insurance agent after all, but he didn’t really think about saving lives until his… Read More »Tim Gaspar Gives the Gift of Life; Donates Kidney
In a ceremony on the Encino Little League field last week, a portion of the 101 freeway in the West San Fernando Valley was officially… Read More »Encino Native and Astronaut Sally Ride Gets Portion of 101Posthumously Named in Her Honor
By Cindy Royall Libonati I sure don’t have a crystal ball, but I do have some thoughts about our real estate market based on many… Read More »Where is the Real Estate Market Going?
By Tim Gaspar It has all the trappings of a true Hollywood drama. The mudslinging, adultery, movie contracts, dirty sheets (ewww) and homeowners insurance. Homeowners… Read More »Amber Heard’s Homeowners Insurance Paid Her Legal Fees
Tickets for the City of Calabasas’ July 4 celebration are now on sale. The day includes a lakeside fun run, splash party and of course,… Read More »Spend Independence Day in Calabasas
We have the Kiwanis Warner Center to thank for the flags lining Ventura Blvd. Every year the service-oriented club comes together, climbs aboard and clambers… Read More »Kiwanis Show Their Stripes
Dr. Harpeet Bawa, renowned surgeon with the Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI) and UCLA Health, is offering a free virtual seminar on hip and knee… Read More »Renowned Surgeon Offers Free Hip and Knee Pain Seminar
The Calabasas Senior Center celebrated its sixth anniversary and post-COVID reopening June 3 with an event that included residents, city council, city staff, old, new… Read More »Calabasas Senior Center Celebrates Six!
Rams owner Stan Kroenke has bought the Anthem property directly adjacent to the Promenade Mall, which he purchased earlier this year for a training ground.… Read More »Rams Buy Anthem Building in Warner Center
By Kathleen Sterling Texas has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation, all designed to prohibit “destroying the vitality or life of… Read More »Word on the Street
The Encino communities living by three dangerous bridges over the 101 Freeway will finally see some progress, as relentless advocacy prompted State Senator Henry Stern… Read More »Stern Bridges Divide Between Caltrans and Encino Residents
With watering restrictions in place across the state – two days a week in Los Angeles, just one day at week in Calabasas and Agoura, residents… Read More »The Drought and Fire Danger
The Calabasas Senior Center will host a Flex Vote Center on Wednesday, June 1, from 10 am to 2 pm. The mobile voting program serves… Read More »Calabasas Hosts Vote Flex Center June 1
The Calabasas Senior Center is celebrating its 6th Anniversary on Friday, June 3, from 2 to 4 pm. The event marks six successful years since… Read More »Calabasas Senior Center Celebrates Six!
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to give the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy the opportunity to buy city-owned land before property owners whose land… Read More »City Council Gives Conservancy Right of First Refusal Over Homeowners
Summer’s almost here and the weather’s not the only thing heating up! Local businesses are on the move and on the grow, and we’ve noted… Read More »AMC, Ruth’s Chris, Starbucks & Pitfire on the Move in the West Valley
After more than 50 years of serving the Northridge and Porter Ranch communities, the Northridge Post Office will be vacating its current location at 9534… Read More »Northridge Post Office Closing
Woodland Hills resident Colleen Bercsi passed away Tuesday at the age of 93. She was born in Chicago to Michael Lynch, a cameraman for Lasky Studios, and… Read More »Community Mourns Former CSUN Professor
Incumbent L.A. City Council Third District Councilman Bob Blumenfield and challenger Scott Silverstein debated Wednesday night in a Zoom event hosted by the Woodland Hills… Read More »City Council Candidates Debate
This past Sunday Councilmember Bob Blumenfield was joined by Mayor Eric Garcetti, city/community leaders and residents for the groundbreaking of Caballero Creek Park. This site… Read More »New West Valley Park Opens in Tarzana
California Governor Gavin Newsom has approved the $33.8 million payment for the County to purchase the 818 Hotel on Ventura for conversion to a homeless shelter.… Read More »Governor Funds 818 Homeless Hotel
Diana Williams was honored by United Chambers with their first-ever Leadership Award. Williams is CEO of the West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce, and… Read More »Diana Williams Receives First Leadership Award
The story at first appeared to be just another sad tale of a possible transient with mental health problems. Neighbors at home Saturday night in… Read More »Murder of Three Children Shocks Community
Permanent Air Monitoring System Must Be in Place by August Things are moving – not quite at lightening speed – but definitely forward, in the… Read More »There’s Light at the End of the Aliso Disaster
Valley actors Tucker Boggs, Paul Michael Neiman, Robert Reeves, Catie Sayeg, Helen Siff, Liam Whalen and Shira Wilson will all star in the West Valley… Read More »West Valley Playhouse Presents Lost in Yonkers
Actress Kaley Cuoco, star of The Big Bang Theory and HBO’s The Flight Attendant, has purchased actor Taylor Lautner’s (Twilight) Agoura home for $5.25 million. The five-bedroom, four-bath home has an… Read More »Kaley Cuoco Makes a Big Bang in Agoura
West Hills Hospital & Medical Center, a full-service acute care facility, has achieved the best average “door-to-balloon” response time in Los Angeles County for 2021. … Read More »West HIlls Hospital Offers Fastest Average Heart Attack Response Time in L.A.
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