In response to Josh Alpert’s recent letter to the editor, “Fire communities feel entitled,” you are so right. Those of us who live in Calabasas were given everything we have. We didn’t have to go to ...

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Are your car wires eaten by rats? The current exploding rat population is a public hazard caused by environmental laws that favor wildlife over people, exacerbated by the L.A. wildfires when rats ...

Recently, on social media, was a post about the Regency Development that highlighted how the residents of Agoura Hills were in general completely surprised by the quick approval of this high-density ...

I’m absolutely alarmed after reading about how Jeff Gorell and the county (allegedly) retaliated against their chief of staff for taking paternity leave. We are looking at yet another example of a ...

Across the classrooms of the Conejo Valley can be found a new generation of painters, photographers and artists of all types, and the talent, as the community so pleasantly learned last week, is ...

The U.S. Department of Energy is revisiting its cleanup strategy at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, arguing that the strict standards it agreed to more than a decade ago are no longer feasible. The ...

As dump trucks continuously ferry debris from the Palisades fire burn zone to the Calabasas Landfill off of Lost Hills Road, frustrated residents and city officials are struggling to mitigate the ...

The new millennium has been a transformative time for newspaper publishing. Changing reader habits and the advent of new technology have placed big demands on companies in the print news business. The ...