Category: History
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Beyond the Kardashians: Surprising Calabasas Facts Locals Love | Frank Trejo
Name, pumpkins, and a lost wagon The name “Calabasas” traces back to an old Spanish term for squashes or pumpkins, inspired by wild gourds that once covered the hillsides. Local lore says a ranchero’s wagon loaded with pumpkins overturned along El Camino Real, the seeds scattered, and a seasonal pumpkin patch sprang up so impressively…
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Calabasas Is Changing! A 5 Year Look Into the Future | Frank Trejo
Calabasas In 5 Years Calabasas is an incorporated city (1991) in western Los Angeles County (13.7 sq mi) with roughly 23,000 residents as of 2020. Over the next five years (2026–2030), Calabasas is poised for notable growth and change driven by a mix of housing and commercial projects, infrastructure upgrades, and planning initiatives. Major developments…