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Agoura Road in Agoura Hills will be closed for a full day tomorrow, March 11, for continued construction of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, according to Caltrans. What we know: The road will ...

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Frankie’s Breakfast Burritos in Agoura Hills is officially open, and the opening ceremony was one to remember. A ribbon-cutting officially took place at 8:45 a.m. Sunday, attended by community members ...

Mission Hills Heritage’s 18th Annual Historic Home Tour, happening Sept. 26–27, is back—and this year, the weekend kicks off with a brand-new Friday night gala. (Poster courtesy of Mission Hills ...

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JLL Capital Markets led the sales efforts for Agoura Hills Business Park JLL Capital Markets announced it has arranged the sale of Agoura Hills Business Park, a two-building office campus totaling 116 ...

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is looking for a man who aggressively tried to confront the residents of an Agoura Hills home because they displayed a Palestinian flag in a window. The ...

SEVEN HILLS, Ohio -- Flowery banners and new street signs are blooming throughout the community this spring. “Spring is here, and big and small projects are starting,” Mayor Anthony D. Biasiotta said.