Two karate experts, Grand Master Phil McGrath and Master Frank Russo, second-generation black belt holders under the actor Chuck Norris, announced they have launched their own karate studio, Limitless Karate in Calabasas. McGrath received his black belt in Korean American tang soo do. Russo has been active in youth sports for over 15 years. The owners say the goal of […]
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Cannabis grower planting local good will
The president of Glass House Brands has pledged to be a good neighbor as the cannabis company takes control of a 5.5-millionsquare foot greenhouse south of Camarillo expected to become the world’s largest marijuana greenhouse. The company recently bought the facility from investment company CEFF Camarillo Property LLC for more than $100 million. Glass House officials said they’ll apply for […]
Event celebrates pharmacy’s 25th anniversary
Calabasas Pharmacy owner Brenda Johnson will celebrate 25 years in business with a free health fair from 9 a.m. to noon on Sat., Sept. 18. Johnson’s pharmacy began doing business in 1996. The screenings that will be offered at the health fair include diabetes, cholesterol and blood pressure. The event will also have free medication reviews, immunization consultations and general […]
Local lawyer a ‘top under 40’
Calabasas City Attorney Matthew Summers was recently named to the “Top 40 Under 40” of California lawyers by the Daily Journal Corporation, publisher of a California legal trade paper. The annual list honors 40 leading lawyers of the nearly 6,000 practicing attorneys under the age of 40 in California. The Daily Journal highlighted Summers’ work on behalf of Calabasas, Barstow […]
L.A. Rams staying at CLU through 2022
The Los Angeles Rams will call Thousand Oaks home for at least another year. The professional football franchise, which has headquarters in Agoura Hills, signed an extension that keeps them at the Olsen Road campus until at least fall 2022, the university said. A contract provides the team with two optional one-year extensions, CLU and the Rams told The Acorn. […]
23 Freeway construction speeding along
While traffic flow along the 23 Freeway remains at a snail’s pace due to ongoing roadwork, the construction itself is moving faster than expected, Caltrans says. Originally set to end in 2023, the $91-million pavement rehabilitation effort is now looking at a completion date in 2022, said Jim Medina, a spokesperson for the state transportation agency. “The project is ahead […]
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