A state report documenting the use of contaminated surgical equipment at Los Robles Regional Medical Center published earlier ...

Local arborist Lance Walker, founder of Tree Walker Inc., is launching a community initiative to plant 1,000 oak trees across Thousand Oaks, beginning with free saplings for local families. The “1,000 ...

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 ...

Sept. 13Fraud was reported in the 700 block ofTriunfo Canyon Road.In the 2000 block of Vista Wood Circle,an assault was reported.An assault was reported in the 1000block of Hillcrest Drive.In the 2000 ...

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 ...

Two Starbucks in the Conejo Valley— one in the Westlake Village portion of Thousand Oaks and another in Calabasas— were among the California locations slated to close as the coffeehouse company shut ...

Sept. 27 Vandalism was reported in the 400 block of Wilbur Road. In the 800 block of Irving Drive, an assault was reported.

Three Thousand Oaks City Council seats are up for grabs in this year’s midterm election, and with the nomination window now closed, the six candidates have been finalized. The nomination period for ...

A MAN OF HISTORY—Above, former Timber School student Larry Janss shares memories during a celebration of the school’s 100th anniversary on Sat., Aug. 24 at the Stagecoach Inn Museum in Newbury Park.

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 ...

Who doesn’t love a parade? Certainly not Wendy MacLeod, who’s a big fan, particularly of the now-defunct Conejo Valley Days Parade. The Thousand Oaks native, who recently returned to town after years ...

Conejo Valley golfers are lucky. They play on beautiful courses while avoiding robot varmints canoodling in crepuscule; dynamite-obsessed greenskeepers; malcontent Bushwood caddies all out of bubble ...