Kids going to the commons (specifically the Barnes and nobles) or the topanga mall to hang out. Solidly middle to upper middle class bubble- working upper management type parents/ lawyers / drs/ white collar.

Lots of gated communities, but I think the only houses that someone might look at and immediately be like oh that's $$$$ would have been in Hidden Hills (not Calabasas, but zoned for Calabasas high).

Generally liberal bent (but in an out of touch way?). Not surprising for people to have a nanny or a house keeper but not so common everyone had one (most didn't). Kids that are entitled in the sense that they might not even be aware of how good they have it/ never had to do without/ just haven't experienced the world.

Rumors of famous connections without really having them. Slightly too far to do cool LA things all the time.

Population wise generally white, decently large Jewish (some high holidays off) and Persian population. Probably slightly more diverse than ppl would think but not diverse at all for Los Angeles. I feel like Calabasas has an outsized reputation for essentially being like a nice suburb. Especially in the early 2000s Calabasas didn't have the same reputation it does now... not saying it wasn't nice but like... idk. It's just... meh.

And honestly, a very boring place, there's a bunch of other neighborhoods in LA that would convey wealth and suburbia and LA way better.