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Also on today's calendar: 20th Annual Ross Porter Celebrity Golf Classic Benefitting Stillpoint Family Resources and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What has a cap but no head? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Ayala named to LA County Metro board (signalscv.com) — Agoura Hills will now be represented on the powerful LA County Metro board by Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala, who was just appointed to help steer countywide transit policy and investments. She'll speak for cities including Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Malibu, and Westlake Village on issues like buses, trains, and major road projects. Her background with Caltrans and regional coalitions suggests strong experience on transportation funding and safety.
2. Los Angeles County Issues Extreme Heat Warning Through Oct. 8 as Valley Highs Could Reach 107 Degrees (medicaldaily.com) — Agoura Hills is under an extreme heat warning from today, Oct. 2, through Thursday, Oct. 8, with valley highs potentially reaching 107 degrees and unusually warm nights. County health officials outline who's most at risk, how to spot heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and where to find cooling centers. Residents are urged to limit midday outdoor activity, stay hydrated, and check on vulnerable neighbors all week.
3. Armored Saint's John Bush Breaks Down The References In 'Not On Your Life' Alongside A New Video (wildfiremusic.net) — Armored Saint and Metal Church will wrap their Metal Saint Tour 2026 with a show in Agoura Hills on November 21, giving local metal fans a rare co-headlining night. The article breaks down lyrics to their new song "Not On Your Life," details the fall tour dates, and previews an additional spring 2027 leg across the country.
4. When 'GTFO' means survival (thecamarilloacorn.com) — Wildfire officials are urging Agoura Hills residents to prepare detailed evacuation plans now, before smoke or flames appear on nearby hillsides. The piece explains CAL FIRE's "GTFO" message, clarifies the difference between evacuation warnings and orders, and reminds locals to register for the city's AH Alert system so they can leave quickly and safely when conditions change.
5. California's Mountain Lions Are Crossing Freeways (discoverwildscience.com) — A massive wildlife bridge is rising over the 101 Freeway at Agoura Hills, aiming to reconnect mountain lion habitat and reduce deadly animal-vehicle collisions. The piece explains how the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, fencing, culverts, and new state laws work together to protect wildlife and drivers. It also highlights post-Woolsey Fire habitat restoration around the crossing and long-term monitoring plans.
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