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Prominent Old Agoura entryway signs get much needed makeover (opens the original)
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NEW LOOK—Freshening the Old Agoura sign at the city’s western entrance Sept. 19. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers In 1989, when Ron Troncatty was president of the Old Agoura Homeowners group, he had an idea for how to express in physical form the unique character of the neighborhood, one of the longest-standing residential areas in Agoura Hills. “We’re a rustic, eclectic, rural community that is first and foremost equestrian,” said Troncatty, 77. “We love our dirt, hate concrete, and lov
Calabasas prepares to recruit Measure K committee (opens the original)
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Calabasas residents will soon be able to apply for a seat on an advisory committee being formed to weigh in on implementation of the city’s recently passed sales tax measure. Approved in a special all-mail election in May by 63.29% of voters, Measure K authorizes the city to collect a 1% add-on sales tax, projected to generate $5.3 million annually. City leaders said the additional locally-controlled revenue is needed to help address projected budget deficits and maintain municipal services. Bec
Revolving door at the top continues to turn in Hidden Hills (opens the original)
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ANOTHER DEPARTURE—The City of Hidden Hills shared this photo of Gloria Molleda, center, flanked by city staff members, soon after she was hired as city manager. The city announced at a Sept. 14 City Council meeting Molleda left her post Aug. 28. Courtesy of Hidden Hills The City of Hidden Hills has announced that former City Manager Gloria Molleda left her post effective Aug. 28, ending weeks of public uncertainty over her status and marking the latest chapter in nearly three years of instabilit
Rebecca Grossman files for divorce from plastic surgeon husband (opens the original)
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SPLIT— Rebecca and Peter Grossman at Van Nuys Courthouse in February 2024. Acorn file photo The marriage of Rebecca and Peter Grossman survived a separation, extra-marital relationships, a fatal car crash and the resulting double-murder case that ended with the former Hidden Hills socialite’s convictions and prison sentence. Now, on the heels of June jury awards in a related wrongful-death civil case that approached $200 million in total, Rebecca Grossman has filed for divorce, citing irreconcil
Zone 0 rules draw fire (opens the original)
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HOME DEFENSE—Would Zone 0 regulations have protected this home in Thousand Oaks during the 2018 Woolsey fire? That’s a debate that is currently underway. Acorn file photo California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection has approved final “Zone 0” defensible-space regulations, intended to reduce potential fuels within five feet of structures in the highest-risk wildfire areas. The goal is to prevent buildings from being ignited by windblown embers landing in what officials have called the most c
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