The expansion plan for Los Robles Hospital was criticized by a resident at Tuesday night’s council meeting. The opponent said the city of T.O. had been blindsided by a Ventura County plan to build medical clinics at the Borders Bookstore site on Thousand Oaks Boulevard. More...
Conejo Valley Unified School District’s superintendent believes it’s time to investigate new ways to fill projected revenue gaps during the next few years.
That includes floating the idea of a sending a parcel tax to Thousand Oaks voters. More...
An elderly couple in Dos Vientos woke up to a terrible fright earlier this month.
The Jewish couple discovered someone had vandalized the front of their home with swastikas and profanity.
Police are asking for help in finding out who vandalized the home between 8 p.m. July 2 and 7 a.m. July 3 in the 600 block of Camino Del Lago. More...
AN EARLY START– Angie Rosen, development manager for the Alzheimer’s Association Central Coast Chapter, speaks during the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk 10 Kick-Off Party at BJ& More...
Moorpark College Theatre Arts will present its summer 2010 production of William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “Two Gentlemen of Verona” in the studio (black box) theater of the campus Performing Arts Center, 7075 Campus Drive, Moorpark. More...
THURS., JULY 15
Whizzing Around
The World With Irma At Goebel Senior Adult Center, 1385 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks. World traveler & writer Irma Kackert gives slide presentation on Costa Rica in Central America. Phone:
805.381.2744 Time:
12:30 p.m. Date:
7/15/2010 More...
CREATING WORLDS— Ken Gorman, the director of iD Tech Camps at California Lutheran University, helps Abigail Cohen, 7, of Woodland Hills create her own 2D video game during a session at iD Tech C More...
David N. Weiss, award-winning screenwriter of “Shrek 2” and Sony’s upcoming “Smurfs Movie,” will present an evening of personal and professional stories in “Hollywood to Holywood, the Wild Spiritual Ride of a Hollywood Screenwriter,” at 8:30 p.m. Fri., July 30 at the Chabad Center of Ventura, 5040 Telegraph Road. More...
Parents are often charged with the task of teaching their children how to handle money responsibly.
The National Foundation for Credit Counseling’s 2010 Financial Literacy Survey addressed where consumers learned the most about personal finance. The majority of respondents, 41 percent, said they learned their personal finance skills from their parents or at home. More...
The Acorn
chose not to cover the well-attended July Fourth TEA Party gathering at Hendrix Park because Acorn
policy is not to cover “protest” demonstrations. More...
The Thousand Oaks Police Department is on a ticketwriting campaign against motorists who have cellphones pinned against their ears. For two years it’s been against the law in California to use a handheld cellphone while driving, so ignorance of the law is no excuse.
We hope law enforcement officers write lots of tickets because the crackdown is long overdue. More...
Illegal fireworks ignite a brushfire