By Neill Simmons October is an excellent month for star-gazing! Darkness arrives much earlier in the evening, autumn often brings stable, crisp, and clear atmospheric… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the October Sky
The Leonis Adobe in Calabasas commemorates a very special milestone—the 60th anniversary of being open as Los Angeles’ first Historic-Cultural Monument. To mark this occasion,… Read More »Leonis Adobe Celebrates 60
The Valley community was shaken this week as a string of traffic accidents dominated the news. From reckless drivers to unimaginable accidents, it seems as… Read More »Tragic Accidents Rattle Valley
Four planes. 2,977 souls. On September 11, 2001, the world watched in horror as the tragedy of 9/11 unfolded. First one plane, then another, hit… Read More »Remembering 9/11
In response to the presentation to the Woodland Hills Homeowner’s Organization (WHHO) by Councilmember Blumenfield’s Legislative Director Jeff Jacobberger on July 22, 2026, regarding the… Read More »WHHO Responds to Reimagine Ventura
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
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
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
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
Despite a nearly $1 billion a year budget to combat homelessness, the annual count shows that the numbers actually increased since 2025. The City of Los Angeles… Read More »Homeless Numbers Up in L.A.
In a tragic example of why police say domestic violence calls are the most dangerous, an incident Sunday afternoon led to a fatal ending. About… Read More »Domestic Violence Call Turns Deadly
Construction will shut down lanes and ramps of the 405 Freeway this weekend. CalTrans closures are planned for 10 pm Friday through 5 am Monday. Planned closures… Read More »405 Freeway Closures This Weekend
A cornfield. An abandoned miniature golf course. A tennis club. An old, tired ranch. Pepper trees. A mall with a bell tower. A huge vacant lot.… Read More »How Development Shaped the West Valley
The San Fernando Valley’s favorite Independence Day tradition returns! Now in their 51st year, Valley Cultural proudly presents the Councilman Bob Blumenfield July 4th Extravaganza,… Read More »Fireworks to Light Up the West Valley
Mayor Karen Bass came to the valley last Saturday to hear homeowners’ concerns about the proposed development at Woodland Hills Country Club. She was invited… Read More »Mayor Meets With Residents Opposing Country Club Project
By Marcia Israel I caught up the other day with Agoura Hills City Mayor Jeremy Wolf at a local breakfast spot to ask him about… Read More »Catching Up With Agoura’s Mayor
The free summer concerts in Warner Park produced by the Valley Cultural Foundation kick off this Sunday, June 14, at 5:30 pm. The concerts continue… Read More »Dog n Butterfly Kick Off Free Summer Concerts
A jury on Wednesday awarded $176 million in damages to the Iskander family. They found Rebecca Grossman and Scott Erickson negligent in the death of… Read More »Jury Awards Iskanders $176 Million in Grossman Civil Trial
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
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
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
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
Karen Bass released her projected $14 billion budget April 20, and Valley News Group asked her point blank, what’s in it for the valley? The Valley, with… Read More »What Does the Valley Get Out of Karen Bass’ New Budget?
Woodland Hills resident Shamim Mafi, 44, was arrested Saturday at LAX on charges of brokering the sale of Iranian-made weapons to Sudan, which is in… Read More »Woodland Hills Woman Arrested for Trafficking Arms for Iran
The thoughtful businessman. The intense legislative aide. The exuberant entrepreneur. The three candidates running for Bob Blumenfield’s Los Angeles CD3 council seat spoke at a… Read More »CD3 Candidates Speak Candidly
Woodland Hills Medical Center is proudly marking its 40th anniversary, commemorating four decades of unwavering commitment to the health and wellbeing of the San Fernando… Read More »Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills Celebrates 40
The United Chambers Inspirational Women Awards annually recognizes women of outstanding achievement who have inspired others with their individual stories and accomplishments. They are highlighted… Read More »Inspirational Women of the Valley Named
“People’s healthcare is at risk and people are going to die.” L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath didn’t have much good news when she spoke at… Read More »Supervisor Blames Feds for County Woes
A state appeals court panel has upheld Rebecca Grossman’s conviction on two counts each of second-degree murder and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and one… Read More »Court Upholds Grossman Conviction
The Wall That Heals, the replica of the Vietnam memorial, will open at Pierce College on Thursday, March 19. The opening ceremony at 6 pm includes an… Read More »Wall That Heals Opens March 19 With Full Schedule of Activities
In an effort to combat fires that frequently plague the area, the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve welcomed some new, albeit temporary, residents last week. Over… Read More »Sepulveda Basin’s Newest Fire Prevention Fighters? Goats!
Topanga Social, the 55,000- square-foot food hall located at Westfield Topanga, is set to close as it currently operates April 14. It opened in May… Read More »Headline: Topanga Social Closing
A late entry into the race for L.A. Mayor is City Councilmember Nithya Raman. Raman represents Los Angeles’ 4th District, which includes from Reseda, Encino, Sherman… Read More »Nithya Raman Throws Hat in the Ring for Mayor
Starting on Monday of this week, six United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) local unions of Kaiser Permanente in Southern California went on strike. UFCW… Read More »Kaiser Nurses Continue to Strike
A brazen daylight burglary shocked an Agoura neighborhood as the suspects ran out of the house and down the street, chased by a homeowner who… Read More »Three Arrested, Three on the Loose in Residential Burglaries
The LA Metro board last week approved a heavy rail subway line for the Sepulveda Corridor, targeting the congested traffic corridor along the 405 freeway.… Read More »Metro Approves Subway from Valley to Westside
Residents fearing conta-mination and cancer risk for themselves and future generations from the Santa Susana Field Lab filed a lawsuit against Boeing and the Department… Read More »Court Rules in Favor of Boeing in Santa Susana Field Lab Cleanup
This coming Monday is Martin Luther King Day, and many residents remember the famed civil rights leader speaking right here in the West Valley about racism and… Read More »The Valley Celebrates Martin Luther King
The Kroenke Group, which purchased the Promenade Mall in 2022, has begun demolition at the site. Scaffolding covers many of the buildings as they do… Read More »Kroenke Starts Promenade Mall Demolition
Over 1,600 concerned residents, politicians, home-owners’ representatives and candidates filled St. Mel Church in Woodland Hills last Friday for a community forum on the proposed… Read More »Over 1,600 Resident Attend Country Club Meeting
The proposal to turn the Woodland Hills Country Club site into a housing development with 398 homes has come under scrutiny and criticism from homeowners,… Read More »Community Meeting Set on Country Club Development
The owners of the Woodland Hills Country Club at 21150 Dumetz Road are seeking approvals to build 398 homes on 20 of the club’s 93… Read More »Woodland Hills Country Club to be Developed With 398 Homes
From Sean McCarthy Every Saturday morning, while most of the city is still waking up, a dedicated crew of volunteers gathers with gloves, grabbers, and… Read More »Bringing Beauty Back to the West Valley
The Fernando Awards bestowed their annual awards on local Valley volunteers on November 7. They honored Armida Colmenares-Stafford with the 2025 Fernando Award, and also presented… Read More »Impact Award Winners Honored
The Fernando Awards Foundation proudly announces Armida Colmenares Stafford, Chair of the Valley Economic Alliance and First Vice President of Columbia Bank, as the 67th… Read More »2025 Fernando Award Winner Named
California voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed Prop 50, which allows redistricting to redraw political lines in favor of Democrats. The measure, backed by Governor Gavin… Read More »Californians Pass Prop 50
California has the power to ensure our voice is heard in Washington by passing Proposition 50. This decision was forced upon us when Donald Trump… Read More »Brad Sherman: Yes on Prop 50, Larry Thompson: No on Prop 50
Excitement is building for the 2025 Fernando Award Foundation’s annual gala event coming up November 7. Since its inception in 1958, the Fernando Award is… Read More »Valley News Group Publisher, Other Valley Volunteers Win Impact Awards
On October 10 Governor Newsom signed into law SB 79, which could forever change the landscape of residential neighborhoods in Los Angeles. The Abundant &… Read More »Newsom Signs SB 79: Allows Denser Development in Reidential Neighborhoods
A 29-year-old Uber driver has been arrested in connection to the deadly Palisades fire in January. Jonathan Rinderknect of Florida was arrested Tuesday near his… Read More »Arrest Made in Palisades Fire
Long a staple for events, conventions, weddings, parties and airport functions, the Airtel Plaza at the Van Nuys Airport will close this coming Sunday, October… Read More »Airtel Plaza Hotel Closing October 12
United Chambers hosted their annual Mayors Lunch to hear from the mayors of the cities that make up the San Fernando Valley. Included on the… Read More »Local Mayors Speak to United Chambers
“What’s in a name?” asked Shakespeare. Turns out, everything. Identity, longevity, history, connection. If I say “Winston,” you know exactly who I mean. If I… Read More »What’s in a Name? Can You Say LAWA?
The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA) announced today Los Angeles County and Ventura County Fire Departments have begun to implement wildfire prevention programs funded… Read More »Wildfire Mitigation Begins in Topanga, Calabasas and Agoura
The Los Angeles Rams, headquartered in Woodland Hills, opened their 2025 season with a 14-9 win Sunday over the Houston Texans, and a win at… Read More »Rams Open Season Scoring Wins on the Field and Local Schools
The Fernando Award Foundation announced five Valley leaders as official finalists for this year’s Fernando Award, honoring volunteer leadership in the San Fernando Valley. Each… Read More »2025 Fernando Award Finalists Named
Dignity Memorial saw the story in Valley News Group’s papers last week on the purchase of the Boething Property and plans to use the 32-acres as a… Read More »Questions About New Cemetery Answered by Owner
Valley News Group has confirmed that the Boething family, owners of Boething’s Treeland Nursery at the edge of Woodland Hills and Hidden Hills, has sold the 32-acre… Read More »From the Cradle to the Grave; Treeland Nursery Sold – to a Cemetery
They wanted a second location in Woodland Hills. The first choice was Ventura and Shoup, where California Chicken Cafe now sits – but that was vetoed… Read More »In-N-Out Finally Moving In!
After a spate of crime in the West Valley, primarily in Encino, two brazen thieves hit a home in Woodland Hills on Sunday. A camera… Read More »Brazen Crime Hits Woodland Hills; Thieves Steal Safe in Broad Daylight
Just hours after angry residents gathered to hear LAPD officers and Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman discuss crime, two more home invasion robberies took place… Read More »Hours After Crime Meeting, More Home Invasions Rock West Valley
In the mid-afternoon on Monday, July 14, LAPD officers entered an Encino home and found two individuals deceased from apparent gunshot wounds. Officers were responding… Read More »Double Homicide Shocks Encino
A child was tragically killed Wednesday at a summer camp in Calabasas. The eight-year-old boy died after a tree branch weighing several hundred pounds fell,… Read More »Child Killed at Calabasas Camp
Join Logix Federal Credit Union for a fun, family-friendly scavenger hunt through Calabasas. It’s free to enter, open to everyone, and starts on Saturday, July… Read More »Join the Great Calabasas Scavenger Hunt!
The San Fernando Valley’s favorite Independence Day tradition returns! Now in their 50th year, Valley Cultural Foundation – in partnership with Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob… Read More »Plan Now for July 4th!
On Saturday, June 14, Americans from coast to coast marked “No Kings Day” with peaceful protests demanding the preservation of democracy and a rejection of… Read More »Peaceful Protest Spread Across the Valley
Valley Cultural Foundation is excited to announce a special Father’s Day Concert at Warner Park on Sunday, June 15! This family-friendly evening will kick off… Read More »Father’s Day Concert Kicks Off Summer Park Season
By Jay Ross On a perfect day in Canoga Park, a few thousand people gathered to pay tribute to fallen soldiers during the 33rd Annual… Read More »Longtime Canoga Park Resident and Veteran Honors Fallen Heroes
By James Bozajian It was here before the cities of Calabasas, Westlake Village, and Agoura Hills. It has been around longer than the Las Virgenes Unified… Read More »Calabasas Chamber Marks 70 Years
This coming Monday, May 26, Canoga Park will come alive in a powerful display of patriotism and remembrance as the 33rd Annual Memorial Day Parade… Read More »Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade May 26
Congressman Brad Sherman will host a Telephone Town Hall on Wednesday, May 21, from 7 to 8:15 pm. The Congressman will make opening remarks and then… Read More »Congressman Sherman to Host Town Hall May 21
The California Department of Housing and Community Development has released updated 2025 income limits and median household income figures for all of the state’s 58… Read More »State of California Has Updated Affordable Housing Limits
Another home invasion robbery shocked residents in the quiet neighborhood surrounding Woodland Hills Elementary – because this attack led to murder. Early Saturday morning three men… Read More »Latest Home Invasion Leads to Murder
A homeless man who is known to merchants in Calabasas went on a rampage Monday morning and trashed the Coffee Bean in the Courtyard at… Read More »Homeless Man Goes on Rampage in Calabasas
The Los Angeles Police Department captains of the Valley were honored along with LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell at the United Chambers of Commerce annual luncheon… Read More »LAPD Valley Captains Honored by United Chambers
This week the Kroenke Organization announced its plans for a 52-acre development in Warner Center, which will be known as Rams Village at Warner Center. This… Read More »Rams Village Will Finally Develop Promenade Mall
In one of the Valley’s most important awards programs recognizing women leaders of the San Fernando Valley, the United Chambers of Commerce’s (UCC) board of… Read More »Inspiring Women of the Valley Named
“Dave Pederson has the vision, and for the first time California has the opportunity to have a totally local supply of water.” With that sentiment… Read More »Going Beyond the Surface With New Desalination Technology
How do you get from Hollywood to Agoura? Alison Eastwood will tell you it’s on four little paws! The actress and model is the founder… Read More »Make Their Day – Adopt a Pet!
Tim Gaspar: Running for Councilmember CD3 Tim Gaspar has announced his candidacy for L.A. City Council in CD3, a seat currently held by Bob Blumenfield,… Read More »On The Campaign Trail…
In a timely update, Los Angeles County’s Supervisor Lindsey Horvath and Fire Chief Anthony Marrone spoke to Valley leaders this past Wednesday about the challenges… Read More »Barger Blows Off State of the County
The City of Calabasas has pursued two avenues to forestall the dumping of toxic waste from the Palisades Fire at the Calabasas Landfill. They went… Read More »Calabasas Efforts to Fight Debris Dump Denied
Well over 100 residents gathered at the Calabasas landfill off Lost Hills Road this week to protest the dumping of toxic debris from the Palisades… Read More »Residents Protest Debris Dumping in Calabasas
He’s been named L.A.’s “Recovery Czar” and Steve Soboroff feels up to the challenge. The L.A.-based businessman and developer was Chairman and CEO of Playa… Read More »Steve Soboroff on Rebuilding L.A.
A small brush fire was reported Monday around 4:30 pm in Chatsworth near Woolsey Canyon. Residents then noticed a man with a lighter attempting to… Read More »Once Again, Residents Chase and Tackle Arson Suspect
All the press coverage and written materials about the Phase II debris removal from the Palisades Fire continually refer to it as “free.” In reality,… Read More »Turns Out – Phase II Fire Clean Up is NOT Free!
At presstime, the Palisades Fire is reported to be 72% contained. But what does that mean in fire parlance? There is no smoke, no obvious… Read More »What Exactly Does Containment Mean?
By Congressman Brad Sherman If you qualify for $43,600 of housing assistance, you may also qualify for additional temporary rental assistance from FEMA. The amount of… Read More »Applying for Federal Disaster Assistance
Despite recently welcoming in a new year, Californians have been battling with long familiar threats as wildfires continue to burn throughout the state. At presstime,… Read More »Fire Fuels the New Year
There is a heinous crime against our children going on in our neighborhoods and most of us are not even aware of it. Did you know… Read More »Who’s Stealing Our Children? Rotary Fights Human Trafficking
In a bizarre twist on a shocking crime, the ex-wife of a Woodland Hills doctor was charged with his murder this week. Calabasas resident Ahang… Read More »Calabasas Woman at Heart of Bizarre Murder for Hire
Local business and community leader Tim Gaspar has announced his candidacy for Los Angeles City Council District 3. He has launched his 2026 campaign to succeed… Read More »Tim Gaspar Announces Candidacy for City Council
The annual Motor4Toys, created by Dustin Troyan of Supercar Sundays, will take place this Sunday, December 8, at Pierce College. “Motor4Toys revolves around the wonderful… Read More »Motor4Toys Revs Up Holiday Spirit Sunday
The Los Angeles Rams have teamed up with community partners to kick off their annual “Season of Giving.” They began the season at the West… Read More »In the Spirit of the Season the Rams Give Back
New LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell made the rounds of the valley this week. The Valley Economic Alliance hosted him at a gathering whose title sponsor… Read More »New LAPD Chief Visits the Valley
The 66th annual Fernando Awards were held last Friday night at the Skirball Center, and Sue Du Brin was named the 2023 Fernando Award winner.… Read More »Sue Du Brin Wins Fernando Award
The torch has been passed, and the Olympics are coming to Los Angeles in 2028. Lt. General Reynold Hoover has been named CEO of the… Read More »LA2028 and the Valley
By Kathleen Sterling The new Rams facility in Warner Center is much more than a practice field. It’s a working training camp that has strategy conference… Read More »This is the Rams’ House!
The Calabasas Pumpkin Festival will be held this Sunday, October 20, from 10 am to 5 pm at Juan Bautista de Anza Park, 3701 Lost… Read More »Calabasas Pumpkin Festival Rolls Out This Sunday
Almost 1,000 people joined together Monday, October 7, in Calabasas at a rally for Israel, on the anniversary of the Hamas massacre. A crowd waving Israeli… Read More »Calabasas Rallies for Israel
The Fernando Award Foundation board of directors has announced the five individuals, selected from a field of 14 Valley leaders, who are now finalists for… Read More »Five Fernando Award Finalists Named
Though there is no definite reason why a mountain lion attacked a small child in Tapia Park on Labor Day weekend, a necropsy found that… Read More »Mountain Lion That Attacked Boy Was Possibly Hungry
Fire prevention is a partnership between the fire department, law enforcement, homeowners and businesses. That was the message given by L.A. County Fire Assistant Chief… Read More »Only You…Can Prevent Fire Disasters
Wings Over Wendy’s group of veteran aviators (WOW) will honor actor Gary Sinise and his late son at their September 26 awards luncheon. Sinise became… Read More »Wings Over Wendy’s to Honor Gary Sinese and Son
A mountain lion was shot and killed by a ranger in Tapia Park after attacking a five-year-old boy. Several families were picnicking in the park… Read More »Mountain Lion Euthanized After Mauling Child in Park
LAPD has released a video, shot by another driver, of a car driving erratically on Topanga Canyon Blvd. August 3 around 1 am. The driver… Read More »Driver Sought in Erratic Valley Crash
As a response to the increase of crime in the West Valley lately, specifically Encino, a group of local officials held a Zoom meeting last… Read More »Councilmembers and LAPD Address Recent Crime Spree
A drone video recently released by Caltrans shows that the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing Bridge is taking shape. The bridge’s deck is fully paved over all… Read More »Wildlife Crossing Tops Off; Sound Walls Underway
The rash of burglaries we’ve reported in the last two weeks continues, as thieves attempted another hit Tuesday night in Tarzana. Police are still unsure… Read More »Tarzana Man Thwarts Burglars With Paintball Gun
Residents are on edge as a fifth home has been burglarized in the west valley in the last two weeks. A home on Rubio Avenue… Read More »Rash of Burglaries Terrifying Residents
By Kathleen Sterling You don’t think of a bowling alley as a place with decent food – more like hot dogs, popcorn and beer. But… Read More »Head to Pinstripes for a “Boozy Brunch,” Bocce and Bowling
The 5th All Street Litter Cleanup, this time on Reseda Blvd., attracted more than 120 volunteers that in a two-hour event, collected 200+ bags of litter… Read More »The Power of Community: 200 Bags of Trash in Two Hours
Valley Cultural Foundation will produce the 22nd Annual Councilmember Bob Blumenfield’s July 4th Extravaganza presented by L.A. County Supervisor Lindsay Horvath. Each year, tens of thousands… Read More »Fireworks Light Up the West Valley July 4
Submitted by the Woodland Hills Homeowners Organization. It has the potential to be “The Good, The Bad, and possibly The Very Ugly” as City Planning… Read More »Homeowners Challenge City Planning Department
Rebecca Grossman, convicted of second degree murder in the 2020 deaths of Jacob and Mark Iskander, was sentenced Monday. She received a sentence of 15… Read More »Rebecca Grossman Sentenced
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Joseph Brandolino has denied a new trial to Rebecca Grossman, convicted in February of second degree murder in the deaths… Read More »No New Trial for Rebecca Grossman; Sentencing June 10
The source of all the honking on the 101 has been revealed! This picture was posted by Jennifer DeVoe Van Dusen on Facebook… taken on… Read More »Geese Take Over 101 Freeway Lanes
Get ready for a spectacular tribute to heroes and heritage as the Canoga Park Community Center proudly hosts the 32nd Annual Canoga Park Memorial Day… Read More »32nd Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade Honors Local Heroes
The City of Los Angeles is in the midst of its annual budgeting process, where we are working to build on the progress that we… Read More »Mayor Karen Bass Talks Budget With Valley News Group
The rumor is that Charles Schultz’ niece was at Tarzana Elementary School and asked her famous uncle to donate drawings of Charlie Brown and his… Read More »Saving Snoopy!
The third annual Valley Asian Cultural Festival will be held this Saturday, May 4, from 10 am to 4 pm at Pierce College. May is… Read More »Valley Asian and Pacific Islander Festival Dances Into Warner Center Saturday
The first of 81 concrete beams, or girders, have been positioned across the southbound lanes of the 101 Freeway on the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing under… Read More »Gird Your Lanes! Framing Causes Closures on 101
Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel was joined by over 1,300 volunteers, 50 community groups, and other elected officials on April 14 who participated in nearly 20 service… Read More »Day of Service Creates “World’s Biggest Lasagna” for Angelenos in Need
Earth Day is an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held in 1970, it now includes a wide range of events coordinated… Read More »Celebrate Earth Day Locally
The West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce Community Benefit Foundation’s fundraiser “Grateful Hearts” will be held at Warner Park (5800 Topanga Canyon Boulevard) this Saturday April… Read More »Jay Leno to Help Honor Fire and Police Saturday in Warner Center
Pacific Lodge is celebrating 100 years of helping local youth. The lodge itself is spread out over 42 acres south of the boulevard in Woodland… Read More »Pacific Lodge: 100 Years of Helping Youth
Valley News Group got its start with the birth of the first Warner Center News in March, 1982. Publisher Kathleen Bercsi was 22, and Warner Center was considerably… Read More »Valley News Group Celebrates 42
The Calabasas Community Center will celebrate a Grand Reopening on Saturday March 16, from 8 am to 6 pm. The public is invited to attend… Read More »Calabasas Community Center to Reopen March 16
Congressman Brad Sherman (D) and Larry Thompson (R) advance to a runoff in November for the U.S. House of Representatives seat representing the 32nd District… Read More »Local Valley Election Results
Students staged a walk out Tuesday at El Camino Charter High School over alleged antisemitic incidents. Many carried Israeli flags and chanted “Stop the hate” or… Read More »El Camino Students Walk Out Over Antisemitism
Captain Rudy Lopez knows the valley. He’s been on the force since 1990, and lives in the north valley. He has taken over as Captain… Read More »Meet LAPD Topanga Station’s New Captain
Caltrans has announced a project to repave Topanga Canyon Boulevard (State Route 27) and upgrade curb ramps, pedestrian push buttons, traffic signals and bus pads… Read More »CalTrans to Undertake Massive Cyn. Blvd. Overhaul
The Round 2 lineup for Rock the Valley – Battle of the Bands 2024 has just been announced. Watch the videos and vote at valleycultural.org beginning on… Read More »Voting Begins February 12 for Battle of the Bands
It was insane. It was terrifying. We pulled up to the red light at Fallbrook and Roscoe last Saturday night. Nothing unusual, and then out of… Read More »Street Takeovers and Street Racing Taking Over Valley Deadly Race Kills Man on Topanga
The organizers call them “events.” The LAPD calls them “street takeovers.” Residents and businesses just call them dangerous. A series of organized car meet-ups in the west… Read More »Midnight Therapy Car Meets Shut Down by LAPD
January 17, 1994. 4:31 am. We all remember where we were that morning when a 6.7 magnitude earthquake centered in the valley struck Los Angeles.… Read More »Northridge Earthquake – 30 Years Later
The Spirit of Calabasas Award is given annually by the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce to someone who reflects the pioneering spirit, initiative, and outstanding contributions… Read More »David Shapiro Wins Spirit of Calabasas Award
An 88-year-old Encino resident called the police at approximately 8:30 pm on New Year’s Eve after she was shot inside her home. According to reports,… Read More »88-Year-Old Encino Resident Shot in Her Own Home
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