The exhibit “ Through the Eyes of David Labkovski – Sholom Aleichem and His Heroes” will be on display in The Soraya Gallery in Northridge September… Read More »Fiddler on the Roof, David Labkovsky Art at Soraya
Dine and savor world-class wines at Fogo de Chao’s curated wine dinners. The four-course dinners are paired with a selection of wines from a premium… Read More »Sip and Savor at Fogo de Chao’s Wine Dinners
A murder suspect who fled a crime scene in Washington state had Calabasas on edge when his abandoned car was found in a parking lot… Read More »Murder Suspect Had Calabasas on Edge
It’s been 25 years of friendship, family – and of course food!Paul Nunneri and David Weisberg of Cavaretta’s Italian Deli are throwing a party to… Read More »Cavaretta’s – Celebrating 25 Years of Family, Friendship and Food!
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD) has released its 2024 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), also known as the Water Quality Report (WQR), reaffirming that the… Read More »LVMWD Continues to Meet or Exceed All Water Quality Standards in 2024 Report
Are you Team Mercedes? Ferrari? Just dying to know what’s behind the current drama happening over at Red Bull?! Formula One fans are currently spoiled… Read More »Channel Your Favorite Racer at Circuit Sim Racing
It’s impossible to top Steven Spielberg’s 1993 take on a topic that, dare I say, will never become extinct in the world of cinema. Dinosaurs… Read More »Jurassic World: Rebirth Lacks Originality, But Thrills Nonetheless
Child Development Institute in Reseda celebrated their 30th anniversary and the launching of their new arts pavilion with a Summer Soiree on June 22. CDI… Read More »Child Development Institute Celebrates Anniversary and New Arts Pavillion
Ever heard of Ubbe Ert Iwerks? Probably not, yet a large measure of the success of the behemoth Disney organization’s early achievements belongs to him. … Read More »A Strange Name for a Very Talented Man
June is Pride Month and Councilman Bob Blumenfield, recognized Amos Marvel, MPS, SHRM-SCP, PHR, as the 2025 LGBTQ+ History Month Honoree for Council District Three. Marvel is a… Read More »Councilman Honors Local Business During Pride Month
Celebrating their 76th anniversary, members from the National Charity League, Inc., San Fernando Valley Chapter (NCL, Inc.), gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel-Westlake Village for… Read More »2025 National Charity League Debutantes Introduced
The Friends of the Woodland Hills Branch Library presented its first student award to volunteer Lainey Moore, above center, at its May board meeting. Moore started volunteering… Read More »Library Presents First Student Award
By Mark Hovater The “Race 2 Rebuild” 5K Walk/Run Festival brought together hundreds of community members at Woodley Park on March 29 in a spirited… Read More »High School Students “Race to Rebuild” Schools Hit by Fires
23andMe, perhaps the most well-known of the DNA testing kits, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. While the company is ensuring customers that their data… Read More »What Happens to Your DNA With 23andMe Bankruptcy?
Horace Heidt was honored by the Motion Picture Mothers fundraising arm of the Motion Picture & Television Fund. He received the Allen Ludden Humanitarian Award, which is… Read More »Community Leader Receives Award from Motion Picture Fund
Hidden Hills resident and L.A. Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp announced this week that the team made him available for trade. Kupp has been a… Read More »Rams’ Cooper Kupp to be Traded
The Calabasas Chamber Board of Directors was sworn in by Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. Board members bottom row from left: Rachel Tabak, Raychel Harrison , Monica… Read More »Calabasas Chamber Kicks Off 70th Year of Celebrations
The Centers for Disease Control has reported an alarming increase of norovirus cases in the month of December. The most recent numbers from the CDC… Read More »Norovirus is Spiking Among Californians
The unforgettable and amazing experience of Stomp is coming to the Soraya. The troupe of Stomp uses everything except conventional percussion instruments to fill the stage with magnificent… Read More »New Show “Stomps” Into Soraya
By Neill Simmons The highlight of January is the red planet, Mars, returning to our early night sky. Look low in the east to spot the… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the January Sky
Universal Studios Hollywood unwraps holiday magic with exciting themed festivities taking place throughout the theme park this season! This includes a colorful holiday overlay at… Read More »Celebrate the Holidays at Universal Studios
Boys & Girls Club of the West Valley is thrilled to announce its annual holiday event, “Not So Silent Night,” to be held on Saturday,… Read More »Not So Silent Night Honors Local Volunteers
By Neill Simmons The highlight of October will be a much anticipated event – the Comet Tsuchinsha-ATLAS. Look low in the west on October 10, 11… Read More »Nighttrek Report: What to See in the October Sky
The best way to honor those lost on 9/11 is to be the people we were on 9/12. I’ve heard this before and it’s so… Read More »Publisher’s Note: Honor 9/11 Being Who We Were on 9/12
The City of Los Angeles is considering a bold step in the global effort to address the environmental challenges posed by plastic waste. Building on… Read More »Councilman Lee Leads Charge On Banning After-Market Cartridges
Those of us born in the 50’s now face the daunting task of either moving our parents out of or closing up the family home.… Read More »Packing Up a Parent’s House: What to Take, What to Leave
Each year, LVMWD collects over 1,200 samples from their distribution system and conducts more than 11,000 tests on those samples. The results, along with those… Read More »LVMWD Meets or Exceeds Water Quality Standards
Woodland Hills resident David Banes has a passion. He founded Beacon of Zeal in 2023, a local nonprofit committed to advocating for individuals with special… Read More »Local Creates “Beacon of Zeal” Nonprofit to Help Filipino Kids
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