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
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
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
Spectrum Networks has partnered with Valley News Group in the launch of its Spectrum News App, introduced this week. The app combines reporting from existing newsrooms… Read More »Valley News Group Partners With Spectrum For Local-Based News App
March 23, 2020 -Mayor Garcetti is expanding the moratorium on evictions to include the Ellis Act and tenants will have 6 months to pay it… Read More »Coronavirus News (Updated as Needed)
For 12 years Jim’s Fallbrook Market has been serving up barbecue hot from their parking lot grills every weekend with no issues. A neighborhood favorite… Read More »Grassroots Petition Started to Save Jim’s BBQ
A man who physically assaulted a real estate agent at an open house in Encino has been arrested and identified. Alen Karaboghosian, 45, was taken… Read More »Open House Attacker Arrested
Westfield is appealing the City of Los Angeles Planning Department’s ruling on their Promenade 2035 project. The city approved the majority of the plan but… Read More »Westfield, Homeowner Group, Appeal Planning Commission on Promenade 2035
In the valley, there is a proliferation of pot shops. Some are legal, many more are unlicensed. Legal dispensaries, such as Atrium, So Cal Co-op… Read More »City Council Cracks Down on Unlicensed Pot Shops
For every bad deed we report, there seem to be more selfless stories of those willing to step up and do the right thing. Such… Read More »Answering the “Call” to Serve and Protect
Beginning April 30 no retail food establishment or nonprofit food provider located in the City of Calabasas will provide, distribute, or sell plastic straws, stirrers,… Read More »Calabasas Says Adios in April to Plastic
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield and the Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved funding for a new permanent Bridge Housing site in the West Valley. In… Read More »West Valley First to Get Permanent Homeless Bridge Housing
Introducing the Encino Enterprise- the fourth addition to the Valley News Group family! With the influx of national and world news dominating headlines, it’s nice… Read More »Introducing the Encino Enterprise!
The LAPD Narcotics Unit made a drug bust and cleared out a homeless encampment Sunday in the bathroom at Warner Park . According to LAPD… Read More »Big Drug Bust in Bathroom
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