Moorpark City Council signaled support for an apricot-themed art installation in the library’s children’s area on Dec. 3, but asked designers to return with a more immersive, inclusive and visually ...

A child, a Holocaust survivor, a rabbi, a retired policeman, 15 people murdered in an antisemitic rampage in Bondi Beach, Australia. They came to celebrate Hanukkah with their community. They came to ...

Many people assume that cities fund most older adult services. In reality, they do not. Programs like Meals On Wheels, caregiver support, transportation assistance, home safety modifications and ...

As the year 2025 comes to a difficult close, the final insult to injury comes in the form of several posthumous remarks made in the death of Oscar-nominated director Rob Reiner, murdered along with ...

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a 10% increase to water rates and monthly service charges for Waterworks District No. 1, which serves Moorpark and nearby areas. Effective ...

Pete Hegseth—mired in controversy over lethal strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean— mounted an aggressive defense ...

People living in a long-standing homeless encampment along the Arroyo Simi began packing up this week, gathering what belongings they could carry as Simi Valley officials prepare to clear the site ...

An Agoura Hills teacher who was kept out of the classroom for two months following comments she made in the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the ...

The centuries-old tradition of pantomime arrived in Thousand Oaks this month with 5-Star Theatricals’ staging of “The Wonderful Winter of Oz,” starring John O’Hurley, best known as the melodiously ...

It was the summer of 1975. Gas was 57 cents a gallon, Captain & Tennille and Glen Campbell were topping the charts, and a young director named Steven Spielberg unleashed a new kind of summer ...