On Sunday, Nov. 12, over 300 pro-Israeli demonstrators lined the intersection of Thousand Oaks Boulevard and Westlake Boulevard after local Jewish resident Paul Kessler died from complications of a protest...
This past weekend, Southern California faced winds and rain brought on by Tropical Storm Kay following a severe 10-day heat wave. For many Ventura County residents, the storm did not live up to its expectations.
The offering of bachelor’s degrees at community colleges might soon become the new normal. While some community colleges already offer bachelor's degrees, more community colleges are likely to follow suit thanks to recent developments in education legislation.
The Ventura County Community College District Board of Trustees held a virtual meeting on Jan. 18. The meeting covered topics such as COVID-19 restrictions and student worker wages. Public comments made...
The city of Thousand Oaks has signed a 15-year contract with Athens Services, a trash service company. The contract includes waste hauling, recycling, and street-sweeping services beginning Jan. 1, 2022. Athens Services aims to make the waste collection more sustainable.
Ventura County Sheriff's Office is currently searching for Thousand Oaks transient Robert Burn, who is suspected of lighting two other transients on fire while they were inside a tent.
Ventura County held the annual State of The County address on Sept. 30. via Zoom. Mike Powers, the County Executive Officer, discussed key issues that the county faced during the year and what additional plans are set in place for the future.
Republicans from the State of California, which has been governed by Democrats for more than a decade, met the requirements to organize the recall to remove Newsom.
California 'roars back' as the state lifts most COVID restrictions including the Mask Mandate. After 15 long months, California is back. On June 15, most COVID-19 restrictions were lifted for vaccinated individuals including the mask mandate.
On the intersection of Thousand Oaks Blvd and Westlake Blvd, cries for justice for what the protesters called a ‘Palestinian genocide’ echoed down the streets. On the opposite side of town at the corner of Thousand Oaks Blvd and Kanan Rd, there were also cries; cries for peace and to stop hate.
