Anna King is the editor of Encino-Tarzana Patch.
The first official board of the neighborhood council elects its president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer and forms new committees.
In the wake of anti-Semitic graffiti at the school, local deputies presented a workshop Wednesday that highlighted the importance of respect over hatred.
A look at the notable events of May 16–22.
Young actors representing the Hollywood Knights pitted their basketball skills against the Agoura High faculty as part of a fundraiser Wednesday night.
Councilmember Paul Krekorian announced the roll-out of a smart-phone app that lists real-time meter and garage information in Studio City.
The writer and USC teacher came to Studio City to talk about her novel, 'The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake.'
The comediennes were at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to celebrate 'Women Who Make Us Laugh.'
Educators, parents and students joined protest Friday at the LAUSD headquarters downtown.
Author Owen Dell was at the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Wednesday to share his expertise. Catch him again May 21.
The theatrical production runs through May 22 at the Promenade Playhouse & Conservatory.
North Hollywood based theater group Three Roses Players teams up with Venice Sky Productions at the Santa Monica Promenade Playhouse.
A bunch of fantastic-looking properties are up for grabs this week.
The al-Qaida leader has been declared dead by President Obama.
The al-Qaida leader has been declared dead by President Obama.
Happy Koninginnedag!
The stars were out Friday night for the GEANCO Foundation, which supports medical projects in Nigeria.
The local watering hole marked the occasion in true British fashion.
It's the biggest thing to hit Britain since Charles and Di got hitched. But do you care?
The Make-A-Wish Foundation drops by Ralphs in Studio City.
There's lots to do in and around Agoura Hills today.
