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David Ryu Hires Five New Staffers
LOS FELIZ/SHERMAN OAKS—On August 4, Los Angeles City Councilman David Ryu announced the hiring of five new staff members, including three field deputies, a...
SoCal Firefighters Help Contain NorCal Fires
CALIFORNIA—Rampant wildfires continue to rage across the west coast states of California, Oregon, and Washington.
The worst of the fires have hit the Northern California...
Fire Extinguished In Sherman Oaks
SHERMAN OAKS—On Friday, July 31, the Los Angeles Fire Department extinguished a two-acre fire north of Mulholland Drive and west of Beverly Glen Boulevard.
Several...
City Council Votes To Return $600K In Spending
SHERMAN OAKS/LOS FELIZ—On Tuesday, July 28, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed a motion to return over $600,000 in discretionary money.
The discretionary money...
DA Warns Against Leaving Pets In Hot Cars
SHERMAN OAKS—On Thursday, July 23, Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey launched a pet summer safety campaign, reminding the public not to leave pets...
Sherman Oaks Against “Mansionization”
SHERMAN OAKS—David Ryu, the city councilman representing Los Angeles's 4th District, took office on July 1 and is trying to stop "mansionization," the building of...
Avril Lavigne, Chad Kroeger Buy Mansion
SHERMAN OAKS—Hollywood couple Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger are now owners of a Sherman Oaks mansion worth $5.4 million.
The 6 bedroom, 7.5 bathroom two-story...
New City Councilman David Ryu Halts Spending
SHERMAN OAKS/GRIFFITH PARK—David Ryu, the newly elected councilmember overseeing Los Angeles' District 4, began his term in office on July 1 by putting a...
LAPD Officer Hospitalized After Bicycle Crash
SHERMAN OAKS — On Wednesday, July 1 at around 3:15 p.m., an injury report involving an LAPD officer was made.
The collision took place around...
CSUN Sued For Lethal Hazing
SHERMAN OAKS—One year after their son, died when a hazing ritual went wrong, the parents of CSU Northridge student Armando Villa are suing both...
Adrin Nazarian Wins $3 Million For Earthquake Retrofits
SHERMAN OAKS—Assemblyman Adrin Nazarian (D-Sherman Oaks) lobbied and won $3 million to retrofit 1,000 homes to improve earthquake safety.
The funding will expand the range...
Mill Creek Residential Acquires AMLI
SHERMAN OAKS—Mill Creek residential, a leader in multi-family investment and operations firm that specializes in premier apartment communities, has announced the acquisition of AMLI...
City Honors Councilman Tom LaBonge
SHERMAN OAKS—On Tuesday, June 23, the City of Los Angeles held a ceremony to honor Councilman Tom LaBonge, who has retired after serving close...
Actor Dick Van Patten Dead At 86
SANTA MONICA—Actor, businessman, and animal welfare activist Dick Van Patten was pronounced dead during the morning hours on Tuesday, June 23 at St. Johns Hospital...
Utility Workers Injured By Radiator Coolant
SHERMAN OAKS—On Thursday, June 18, at approximately 12:46 p.m. two utility workers were injured at a building in Sherman Oaks.
The incident occurred at the...
Search For Armed Robbery Suspect
SHERMAN OAKS—On Tuesday, June 9 at around 8 a.m., a woman was held at gunpoint in her own driveway on the 4800 block of Katherine Avenue.
The...
Bullet Train Faces Opposition In Southern California
SHERMAN OAKS—Plans for a new bullet train in the future are being decided, but some Southern California residents are actively fighting to overturn the process.
The...
Los Angeles County To Distribute HIV Prevention Pill
LOS ANGELES—On Tuesday, June 9, Los Angeles County Supervisors voted to construct a plan to distribute a HIV prevention pill to at risk residents.
The motion,...
Terrell Owens List Sherman Oaks Home
SHERMAN OAKS—Terrell Owens, former NFL wide receiver, and his estranged wife, Rachel Snider, have listed their Sherman Oaks home for sale at $2.349 million.
The...
Prince Jackson Graduates From High School
SHERMAN OAKS—Prince Jackson, 18, the son of the late Michael Jackson graduated from Buckley High School in Sherman Oaks on Saturday, May 30.
Prince’s younger sister Paris,...
