A debate between some Thousand Oaks residents and the Conejo Recreation and Park District continues as the district moves forward with its plans for Conejo Creek West Park. At its Oct. 15 meeting, the ...
A Thousand Oaks resident’s rise to one of the most prominent communications jobs in the country ended almost as quickly as it began when Katie Zacharia left her position as White House press secretary ...
A state report documenting the use of contaminated surgical equipment at Los Robles Regional Medical Center published earlier this year has raised questions about patient safety at the Thousand Oaks ...
One year ago at a meeting of the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency, two approaches to wildfire prevention collided. Ventura County Fire Department officials identified areas along the wildland ...
Voters in California Assembly District 42 have a choice in the Nov. 3 General Election between Republican medical-device business owner Ted Nordblum and Agoura Hills Mayor Pro Tem Deborah Klein Lopez, ...
THREE CHEERS—Panther football coach Joe Smigiel, drums up enthusiasm during the Newbury Park High School Alumni Foundation homecoming pep rally on Oct. 1 at the campus.Above left, Kathy Yiannakakis ...
Nearly a decade after the Civic Arts Plaza’s two support groups merged in the face of financial difficulty and became what’s known today as TOArts, the organization has become a respected nonprofit ...
The timeless cry of the French revolution will sound in Ventura County next month as 5-Star Theatricals brings the epic musical masterpiece “Les Misérables” to the Fred Kavli Theatre for a limited run ...
High School and Middle School closed, a lawsuit challenging the circumstances surrounding the closure can move forward after clearing a key legal hurdle. A Ventura County Superior Court judge has ...
BANDING TOGETHER—Marching bands from across the region perform at the 18th annual Sounds of Conejo marching band field show exhibition on Sept. 26 at Thousand Oaks High School. At left, all the ...
With the November election less than two months away, Thousand Oaks City Council candidates went head-to-head in their first forum last week, with development and growth leading the discussion. On ...
Twenty-four student musicians will take the stage in eight bands when Moorpark College’s “Come Together” concert series returns for two nights of rock, pop and other popular music. “Come Together” ...
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