
Ventura County
Agoura Hills
Where Mountains Meet Hollywood Magic
About Agoura Hills
Tucked into the Santa Monica Mountains where rolling hills kiss celebrity estates, Agoura Hills offers the perfect escape from LA's hustle without sacrificing sophistication. Picture yourself hiking the legendary Paramount Ranch trails where countless Western films were shot, then savoring farm-to-table cuisine at Ladyface Ale Companie while golden hour light dances across the Malibu Creek watershed. This hidden gem serves up small-town charm with a side of star-studded history, making every sunset feel like a movie scene.
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Agoura HillsGrowth is coming, let’s stop pretending otherwise
Let’s be real: growth is coming to Agoura Hills, and pretending otherwise won’t make it stop. The Acorn’s recent piece cuts to the chase — we can’t ignore the state’s housing mandates or the wildfire evacuation nightmares still fresh from the Palisades. As a community that hugs open space, we have every right to demand better emergency planning. But we also have to face the fact that more homes are part of our future. This isn’t about surrendering to sprawl. It’s about being smart — pushing for well-designed development that doesn’t clog Kanan or turn our canyon roads into death traps during a fire. The state has spoken, and Agoura Hills must comply. The question isn’t if we grow, but how. Let’s stop pretending otherwise and start planning for the Agoura we want to pass on to our kids.
Agoura HillsCandidate filing period opens
Heads up, Agoura Hills — if you've ever thought about serving on the City Council, now's your chance. The candidate filing period opened July 13 and runs through August 7, with a possible extension to August 12 if an incumbent doesn't file. That means you have a few weeks to grab nomination papers from the city clerk and get your name on the ballot. This is one of those moments where local democracy really comes alive. Whether you're passionate about development, traffic, or preserving our small-town feel, this is your opportunity to shape Agoura Hills' future. The Acorn (Agoura Hills) first reported the opening, so swing by city hall, make an appointment, and see what's required. Your community needs engaged voices — maybe yours is next.
Agoura HillsCourt hearing set for housing development at Ladyface
Agoura Hills neighbors, mark your calendars: a court hearing on July 21 will decide the fate of a mixed-use housing development proposed at the base of Ladyface Mountain. The project, one of several in the area, has sparked a lawsuit from residents who argue it would worsen wildfire evacuation risks—a concern that hits close to home for anyone who’s watched flames creep closer during fire season. The Acorn (Agoura Hills) reports that the fight pits community safety against the push for new housing. For locals, Ladyface isn’t just a landmark; it’s a symbol of the tightrope walk between growth and preparedness. This hearing could set a precedent for how we balance both in the 805.








