Agoura Hills' Ramirez Leaving After 16 Years As City Manager

Greg Ramirez left his position as Agoura Hills city manager last week, ending 22 total years of service to the city.

Mayor Buckley Weber Thanks Town In Weekly Address

Mayor Ilece Buckley Weber thanked her town and discussed how to move forward during the pandemic.

Agoura Hills City Council To Meet Virtually At 6 Tonight

The Council will host the first meeting in which the public can use a state-approved process for calling in and submitting comments.

Mayor Buckley Weber Addresses Constituents Online

In her second YouTube coronavirus address, Agoura Hills Mayor thanked residents and offered recommendations for staying safe.

Where To Vote In Agoura Hills: Election Polling Places, Hours

Here are the local polling places and when they're open for voters in L.A. County.

Here's How Agoura Hills Lawmaker Voted On Impeaching Trump

A bitterly divided U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump.

Agoura Hills Rep. Ted Lieu Undergoes Surgery For Blocked Artery

According to Lieu's Chief of Staff, he will be away from work the rest of the week, but the 50-year-old is "in good spirits."

Agoura Hills Notice Of Holiday Wireless Application Submittals

During the City's scheduled holiday closures, wireless siting applications will be received during normal hours until Dec 12.

Agoura Hills To Host 'State Of The City' Event

Just a reminder that a second State of the City event will occur at the City Council's regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 23.

WA Gov. To Meet Woolsey Fire Survivors During Campaign

Gov. Jay Inslee is scheduled to meet local mobile home residents as part of his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.

VCPWA announces New Strategic Operations Manager

Wilson’s new role will focus on agency-wide organizational excellence and continuous process improvement.

Earthquake App To Give Agoura Hills Early Warning For Big Quakes

The nation's first public early warning system for major quakes is available this week for Los Angeles County.

Don't Forget To Pay Property Taxes, Agoura Hills

The deadline to pay the first installment of 2017-18 property taxes in Agoura Hills is fast approaching.

Rep. Ted Lieu to Boycott Donald Trump's Inauguration Friday

Lieu's decision was announced Saturday after the president-elect scolded civil rights leader and Rep. John Lewis on Twitter.

Have you Registered to Vote, Agoura Hills? You Have Until Midnight, Monday

Online Voting Registration, address change, is available until 11:59 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24 according to Los Angeles County Clerk Dean Logan.

Gov. Brown Coming to Town to Sign Agoura Hills Lawmaker's Greenhouse Gas Emission Bill

Sen. Fran Pavley's bill mandates state reductions of greenhouse gas by 2030.

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation Opposes Release of John Hinckley

Hinckley attempted to assasinate President Reagan in 1984. A U.S. District Judge ruled that he should be released to live with his mother.

County Real Estate Assessment Info Now Available Online

The website includes security safeguards to ensure the privacy of confidential or legally restricted information.

State's Attorney General Weighs in on L.A. Looted Art Case

In her new friend-of-the-court brief, Kamala Harris argues that the rationale provided for the most recent dismissal was erroneous.

Agoura Hills Could Be Asked to Subsidize Temporary Housing Costs for Homeless in County

Under a proposed county plan, cities are being asked to take on a greater role in helping the homeless, such as by subsidizing housing costs

Governor's Christmas Gift to Robert Downey Jr.: Drug Conviction Pardon

Gov. Jerry Brown said Downey Jr. has 'paid his debt to society' and deserved a pardon for his drug conviction in the mid-1990s.

Early Quake Warning System for West Coast? Funding Bill Headed for Vote

The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.

Commission Approves U2 Guitarist's Controversial Malibu Mansions

The Coastal Commission approved The Edge's five mansion project, but he still hasn't found what he is looking for: City Council approval.

County to Consider Mandatory Gun Insurance and Bullet Tax

Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas previewed a motion that will make gun ownership in Los Angeles County more expensive and regulated.

County Supervisor on Hot Seat for Muhammad-Terrorist Remark

County Supervisor Michael Antonovich has drawn the ire of the Muslim community for predicting the San Bernardino shooter was named Muhammad.

Newlywed Sues Over Fire Truck Crash that Killed Husband

The mother and new wife of a man killed by a fire truck while on his way to his brother's rehearsal dinner in Agoura Hills are suing.

New Regulations Slapped on Local Wine Growers

Vintners in the Santa Monica Mountains now have to get a conditional use permit. Heal the Bay, environmentalists says new rules not enough.

'Dr. Pervert' Settlement Forces County to Grapple with Abusive Doctors

The practice of chaperones in exam rooms isn't doing enough to protect patients or taxpayers from settlements, county supervisors say.

Despite Causing Uproar, Military Couldn't Warn of Missile Test, Officials Say

Though Saturday's missile fire caused widespread alarm locally, secrecy was necessary to thwart the Russians and Chinese, officials say.

Valley Congressman Mocks Donald Trump with Bill to 'Make America Great Again'

All bills "introduced this year have been losers,” compared to a bill to name post office for Marilyn Monroe, Rep. Tony Cardenas says.

Cops, Firefighters Among County Employees Getting 10 Percent Raises

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved ten percent raised to large groups of county employees.

Should Agoura Hills Johns Be Publicly Shamed?

The county is drafting an ordinance that would allow a shame campaign targeting sex purchasers, namely those soliciting minors.

Opponents Prepare to Overturn State's Assisted Suicide Law

Opponents of assisted suicide have the go-ahead to begin collecting signatures for a referendum of California's controversial new law.

Plan to Register Drones Draws Praise as Aircraft Interference Doubles

A proposed plan would require all drones to be registered to increase accountability for interference with planes and helicopters.

California Cracks Down on 'Revenge Porn'

With a series of new laws, police training and a resource site for victims, California looks to lead the nation in combating revenge porn.

New Law Protects Water-Conscious Landscapers from Meddling Officials

California passed a new law this week aimed at curbing a city's ability to interfere with landowners installing drought-tolerant landscapes.

Supervisors Agree on Permanent CEO

L.A. County Supervisors tab Sachi Hamai, who has been serving on an interim basis. 'She gets things done,' says Sheila Kuehl.

Governor Signs Climate Legislation

Plan is to make California more energy efficient with half of state's energy use from renewable sources by 2030.

Governor Approves 'Amber Alerts' for Hit and Run Accidents

Alerts will show details about fleeing vehicles to help catch drivers who hit pedestrians and cyclists and leave them to die.

Los Angeles County Supervisors Take Precautions to Protect Homeless During Storm Season

County leaders agree to spend $905K to open some shelters six weeks early, and keep all shelters open 24 hours during major storms.