by katie | Jan 21, 2022 | Newspaper
You can’t shut it off completely, but the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District is warning its most egregious water wasters that they may turn their taps down if they don’t comply with new restrictions. Some of the “more wealthy” residents of the area, according to... Read more 
by katie | Jan 21, 2022 | Newspaper
Construction has continued non-stop during the pandemic on Westfield’s $250 million addition to their Topanga Center. Phase one of the project, which will include the 55,000 square-foot, 12-screen AMC Theatre, will open this summer. The dining, entertainment and... Read more 
by katie | Jan 14, 2022 | Newspaper
The post-holiday Omicron surge is pushing COVID numbers higher again, and as at-home tests are tough to find, people are lining up again at various sites to get a PCR test. CORE has once again opened a drive-thru test site at Pierce College. Operating hours are 10 am... Read more 
by katie | Jan 5, 2022 | Newspaper
California has been experiencing much needed rain and snow that is helping to combat the ongoing drought. No one can look past their windows and not see that it has been quite wet for a while. This is tremendous news for the state’s depleted reservoirs, arid soils,... Read more 
by katie | Dec 23, 2021 | Newspaper
With the recent surge in COVID cases – 6,500 new cases reported in the county on Wednesday – and the easy transmission of the Omicron variant, are our hospitals prepared? According to Dr. Donald David, Chief Medical Officer of West Hills Hospital, the... Read more 
by katie | Dec 9, 2021 | Newspaper
Tinkerbell is gone. Lucas and Sparky carry scars. Throughout the neighborhood, signs for missing cats are posted on telephone poles. All assumed to have been carried off by what are now called “urban coyotes.” A Ring camera video of a pack of five running through a... Read more 