He’s designed the city’s most well loved landscapes and he’s protected the city’s most treasured resource. Thousand Oaks residents may not recognize James “Jimmy” Dean, but they enjoy the impacts of ...

I recently received a letter from a reader who asked me to address a problem some of her friends are having: Either they or their significant other have been released from the hospital but are still ...

One year ago, when John Nunes was named interim president of Cal Lutheran University, he expressed a commitment to strengthening the community’s confidence and trust in the institution. Now, the board ...

A new billboard on the city’s largest privately owned undeveloped property is sparking interest. Locals discussing the sign via social media took the sign to mean the property is for sale. The ...

A large collection of vintage and high-performance cars is coming to Calvary Community Church Sat., June 14. Organizers of the Cars We Love to Drive car show, now in its third year, expect more than ...

The high-stakes race to replace Jacqui Irwin as representative for the California 42nd Assembly District in the 2026 election has its first contender—plus another possible candidate who’s still a ...

Last week, the administration sent a memo seeking to pause potentially trillions of dollars in government loans, grants and financial assistance. That memo was later rescinded, but it did create ...

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office is conducting an investigation after the remains of two adults were discovered on a Thousand Oaks hiking trail earlier this week, according to the agency. Around 7 ...

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office has put a stop to prostitution activities occurring at a single-family home in Thousand Oaks, the department announced late last month. The brothel, located in the ...