Week in Review: City Hall Salaries, Mitrice Richardson Sightings

The highest-paid employee at Calabasas City Hall earns about a third of the salary of Bell's former city manager, who was forced to resign after his  $767,000 salary was revealed.

Here's a recap of that story and others from this week.

MONDAY

We started things off for the week with the latest installment of our At the Farmers Market series.

Up next, we posted video coverage of the annual sign-ups for the Calabasas Raiders youth football season.

That was followed by our biweekly police blotter. This week's notable crimes included an unusual theft of 50 gallons of cooking oil from Banzai Sushi and a clumsy thief who most likely injured himself while burglarizing a house.

We wrapped things up for the day with our roundup of American Youth Flag Football League games played July 25.

TUESDAY

The day began with the first installment in our newest weekly feature, Pet of the Week.

We also posted a

The last story for the day was our coverage of Monday's Public Safety Commission meeting, where local sheriff's deputies said more than 50 crimes were reported for the month of June--twice as many as in March.

WEDNESDAY

The first item we posted for the day was a resident spotlight on

We posted a video of the Las Virgenes Unified School District board of education thanking a number of vendors for reducing their service fees to help  the district save money.

The day came to an end with a story about Family Campfire Night at King Gillette Ranch.

THURSDAY

We posted a story about

We featured the latest piece from columnist Richard Cassel, which talked about how the local sheriff's station should do a better job of enforcing speeding laws on Mulholland Highway and in the Mulwood area.

Up next was a video on the

FRIDAY

Bell's city manager was earning about $767,000; Calabasas City Manager Tony Coroalles makes about $210,000 a year.

That story was followed by a piece on the Coyotes football team and its progress as it gets ready for the fall season.

The last story for the day was based on a

SATURDAY

The weekend started off with a story on four Calabasas girls leading the Woodland Hills AYSO soccer team to victory.

Our weekly Hiking Calabasas column spotlighted Stunt High Trail.

And we rounded things out for the week with a resident spotlight on Caribbean music performer Viviane Marshaell.