VICTORY MOVES— Grace School’s Jake Williams gets a hand in the face while being tackled by members of the Santa Paula High team during the CIF-Southern Section Division 12 championship at Cal Lutheran ...

The Ventura County Transportation Commission will host a series of workshops in December to hear from area residents about what improvements they would like to see at county bus stops. The commission, ...

One of the county’s most tragic and gruesome cases to make itself through the courts this year has been decided. A three-year Simi Valley murder case concluded Nov. 21 with a Ventura County jury ...

COMMUNITY— The Kevington neighborhood of Thousand Oaks hosted its biannual block party this fall both for fun and education. In addition to a car show (below) and food and jump houses (above), the ...

Part of this year’s Borderline memorial was presenting attendees the opportunity to help make a difference in others’ lives by contributing to a cause dear to the hearts of the victims’ families. Here ...

The powerful storm system that swept through Ventura County beginning last Friday, brought lightning, thunder and downpours, dumping just shy of 5 inches of rain in Thousand Oaks and bringing the ...

A parcel on Janss Road that families have long been using as a park could soon become one officially. The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission at its Nov. 17 meeting voted 4-0 vote, with commissioner Mic ...

While many Conejo Valley residents spent time this week focusing on Thanksgiving— debating whether to serve traditional stuffing or something new, searching their souls for conversation topics that ...

Regarding the “No Kings” protests, I’m stunned that so many people are buying into these protests. We have a system that has three branches of government for checks and balances: judicial, legislative ...

Society tends to mark five- and ten-year anniversaries, but not seven. Not normally. But the gathering at Conejo Creek North Park last week wasn’t an ordinary one marking an ordinary event. Those ...

Thousand Oaks resident and Acorn theater and music critic Cary Ginell has received a gold medal from the Will Rogers Medallion Awards for co-writing the upcoming documentary “The Birth and History of ...

After years of heightened calls for more housing, a wave of long-approved residential project construction is finally breaking across the city, signaling a tangible shift from planning to progress in ...