Cabasas

Cabasas is typically a misspelling of Calabasas, a city in Los Angeles County, California. Calabasas is a suburban city in the western San Fernando Valley region, northwest of downtown Los Angeles, and near the Santa Monica Mountains. It is bordered by Agoura Hills to the north and Malibu to the west and lies along the Ventura Freeway (U.S. Route 101).

The name Calabasas is derived from the Spanish calabaza, meaning gourd or pumpkin, reflecting the area's early agricultural history. The area was settled in the 19th century and incorporated as a city in 1991 from unincorporated lands previously part of Las Virgenes.

Geography and land use are predominantly residential, with hillside communities and several nature areas. The city includes neighborhoods such as The Oaks and Calabasas Hills, and features a commercial center known as The Commons at Calabasas.

Education: Calabasas is part of the Las Virgenes Unified School District (LVUSD), which operates Calabasas High School and several elementary schools in the city and surrounding communities.

Demographics and economy: Calabasas is known as an affluent community with a high median income and home values higher than the regional average. The local economy is mainly residential, with small business districts and services supporting residents.

Notable aspects: The city has been home to several celebrities and public figures, and it hosts community events such as markets and festivals in public spaces. Access is via the 101 freeway, with local roads connecting to neighboring communities.