You can never train too hard for a job that will kill you. With that somber declaration, Ventura County Fire Chief Dustin ...

As citizens across the country began looking ahead to Independence Day celebrations and the nation’s approaching 250th ...

It’s inevitable high school seniors, during graduation season, will be struck with the dichotomy of excitement and thrill at ...

California’s annual crop of new laws often arrives Jan. 1, but a handful of significant measures take effect July 1, bringing changes to schools, restaurants, housing, transportation and consumer ...

LONG ROAD—Members of the community gather for a ground breaking celebration for The Drop Yard Wed., June 17 at its future home adjacent to the Hyatt Regency Westlake hotel. The family-friendly ...

The California Department of Finance (DOF) has released another datapoint that should shock residents of Thousand Oaks. In May, DOF’s latest population estimates documented the tenth consecutive year ...

Last week’s editorial gave such a melancholy view for our high school graduates. How about a bit of history for comparison? The 1930’s had the Great Depression and one’s next meal wasn’t a certainty ...

The Ventura County Community College District is moving forward with plans that could bring student housing to Moorpark College after trustees unanimously approved a key step toward seeking state ...

A three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom condominium in Camarillo’s Village at the Park community has been listed for sale by Donna ...

As a 7-year-old girl running through the backstage area of a theater, passing Hamlet practicing his lines or Puck reciting a ...

With changing consumer trends and shopping habits triggered by an economy that’s presented multiple tough challenges over the past decade, it’s no secret that America’s shopping malls are at a ...