This fall, the Las Virgenes Unified School District is taking an important step to strengthen our students’ learning, mental health and relationships. Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, all high ...

Nearly 20 years after Kmart’s doors closed at 325 Hampshire Road in Thousand Oaks, the site has been little more than an eyesore—a vacant reminder of how economic forces and bureaucratic red tape can ...

Daredevil rider Wyatt Fontenot spins upside down as he performs his “Superman” trick on an electric motorcycle on closing night of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association rodeo at the Ventura ...

A suspected killer from Washington state was briefly on the loose in Los Angeles County after his car was found abandoned in the City of Calabasas on Aug. 11, but police arrested him in L.A.’s ...

Following years of public pressure for redevelopment at a well-known Thousand Oaks commercial site—and the recent roll-out of a soil cleanup plan demanded by environmentalists— construction is set to ...

The Malibu driver charged with murder for the deaths of four Pepperdine University seniors in an Oct. 2023 crash on the Pacific Coast Highway has pleaded not guilty. Fraser Bohm, 23, was back in Van ...

MOVE-IN READY—Being offered for sale at 1019 Riopelle Court in Newbury Park is this light-filled home featuring real hardwood floors, a formal living room with fireplace, and a kitchen that opens to a ...

As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of Southern California’s real estate market, we’ve been able to stand out for our blend of natural splendor, economic vitality, and community excellence.

After having read article after article about how terrible immigration enforcement is, I have decided to insert my own two cents. All the stories conjure up sympathy for the roundup of illegal aliens ...

In response to Paul Scrivano’s letter of Aug. 8, I would like to commend him for rolling up gross misinformation, a lack of understanding of the construction process and misogyny all into one single ...

DOWN BY THE SHORE— The daily walker, the duck, the goose and the turtle; they all call Calabasas Lake their home. The man-made, 21-acre lake created in the late 1960s is open for use by the 3,000 ...