Health Fair for veterans comes to Oxnard

The 2006 Veterans Health and Resource Fair is coming 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat., Aug. 12 at the Ventura Adult Day Care parking lot, 1700 N. Lombard St., Oxnard. More...

Doctors offer ways to manage symptoms of mental stress

The foremost researcher and authority on stress, Hans Selye, MD, defined stress as the rate of wear and tear on the body. More More...

State warns residents of disease spread by rodents

The death of a 52-year-old man earlier this month from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, a disease spread by rodents, has prompted State Public Health Officer Dr. More...

Theater presents comedy

Witches can't fall in love or cry...or can they? More...

Argentine tango can keep partners in step with romance

Courtship between men and women has changed dramatically over the decades. But when a man and a woman engage in romantic dance, time falls away. More...

Curtain Call Youth Theatre to present 'The Mikado'

Curtain Call Youth Theatre in association with the Camarillo Community Theatre will present Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta/ musical "The Mikado," from Fri. More...

Thousand Oaks Big Leaguers win national championship

Last year Cole Kahle opted to buy his Thousand Oaks Big League jersey and keep it as a More...

When Charlie Wegher went to Cal State Northridge in 1983, he envisioned a career in television and filmmaking. More...

Pet and people nominations being accepted for ASPCA's Humane Awards

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is inviting the public to nominate extraordinary pets and people for its annual Humane Awards. More...

DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE, DOUBLE YOUR FUN- A pair of male long-haired dachshunds, Frankie, left, and Howie, both 8, are seeking a new home because their owners have moved. Workers at the shelter hope the dogs can be adopted together. More...

Tips on choosing video games for varied ages

Computer and video games are a favorite pastime among people of all ages, especially youth. More...

Take the family to City Wok

City Wok, the newest addition to the Thousand Oaks dining scene, is an East-meets-West collaboration. More...

Getty Center hosting children's events this month

August is children's month at the Getty Center, featuring a special series of outdoor concerts in the central garden area at 4 and 5 p.m. on Aug. 12 and 13, 19 and 20, 26 and 27. The center is at 1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles. More...

Council critic an asset to Thousand Oaks

As a former 20-plus-year resident of Thousand Oaks, I am compelled to respond to Ken Ramsey's letter attacking Debbie Gregory. More...

Board member sees the world in black and white

Regarding Mike Dunn's letter "Embattled trustee attacks the teachers union" in the July 27 More...

Won't be going to Oktoberfest

In response to your Aug. 3 article about the upcoming Oktoberfest, last year's Oktoberfest was a very big disappointment to me and my friends as well as many seniors, so it looks like it will be again this year. More...

Thank you, Tex Ward, for doing a great job with our city parks

Plenty of reasons make Thousand Oaks a wonderful place to live, but none are more important than our public parks. A neighborhood park is just a short walk from your home and the city's big parks are also close to home. More...

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Some Rooms In This Home Have Crown Molding And The Interior Doors Have Been Replaced With Raised Paneled Doors

This is a 4-bedroom, 2bath home with more than 2,000 square feet of living space. The house sits on an oversized corner lot with possible RV access. More...

Tastefully Upgraded Throughout

Nestled within the beautiful Stone Canyon section of Wood Ranch, this immaculate 3,600square-foot 4-bedroom, 4bath home has been tastefully upgraded throughout. More...

Joan Osborne

Prudential California Realty (PCR) agent Joan Osborne was among the recipients of the Gibraltar Circle award for 2005. This places her among the Top 20 in the company for the year. More...