Linked diseases affect millions of Americans

According to the National Kidney Foundation, chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects 20 million Americans and another 20 million are at high risk for developing this progressive loss of kidney function. More...

Program seeks to fight arthritis

More than 20 million Americans have been diagnosed with osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis. It is a disease that involves the breakdown of cartilage in the joints, often leading to pain and stiffness. More...

Kaiser sponsors blood drive, needs volunteers

Kaiser Permanente will sponsor a blood drive from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tues. and Wed., July 26 and 27 at its T.O. medical offices, 365 E. Hillcrest Drive. For details, please call (818) 7192397. More...

THURS., JULY 7

About African Violets The Thousand Oaks African Violet Society will meet 7 p.m. More...

For Conejo Valley Little League All-Stars, breaking up is hard to do

Playing for just the second time as a split league, the Conejo Valley West All-Stars felt the first sting of defeat for the CVLL since last year More...

During the carefree years of my pre-adolescence, one of my favorite TV programs was More...

Newbury Park softball team heading to Texas for ASA Softball Nationals

LONE STAR STATE: LOOK OUT More...

Nominate your favorite Sunday School teacher

A cardboard maze in a church gym recently helped children find their way through an important Bible lesson. But the maze didn More...

Temple to host senior visit to Presidential Library

Temple Beth Haverim More...

Westlake Church of Religious Science announces special events in July

Westlake Church of Religious Science presents the following services and special programs at 2649 Townsgate Road, Ste. 500, Westlake Village. For information, please call (805) 495-0105 or visit www.westlakecrs.org. More...

Separation of church and state being forgotten

I appreciate the passion with which Michael Dunn pursued his firmly and deeply religious convictions regarding the sanctity of marriage. More...

What’s next, burning books?

I am a parent of two children in the Conejo Valley Unified School District and I am frankly quite shocked that there is any controversy regarding one sentence in one textbook that is completely harmless. More...

School board’s vote on textbook an embarrassment

First and foremost I want to thank Mike Dunn for his brave and lawful stand he made to adopt the Texas version of the ninthgrade Glencoe Health textbook for Conejo Valley Unified School District. More...

Service dogs also help people with mental problems

If you read, you learn something every day. Several weeks ago, we printed a letter from a Newbury Park resident who was sick and tired of certain people bringing their pampered pooches into restaurants and grocery stores. More...

This Home with a Huge Yard has a Wonderful Location in The Summit at Lang Ranch

This 4-bedroom, 3.5bath home with a huge yard has a wonderful location in The Summit at Lang Ranch, Thousand Oaks. More...

This Newbury Park Home Backs To Open Space With A Large Backyard

This updated 4-bedroom, 3-bath home in Newbury Park backs to open space with a large backyard featuring an inground spa and brick BBQ with a paved and covered patio. More...

Jordan Cohen

Jordan Cohen, estates director at Re/Max Olson & Associates, Inc., estate brokerage, Westlake office was commended for his production in May with sales totaling over $14.2 million, making him the top company producer for the month. More...