Northern California’s rainfall and snowpack have increased the reservoirs from which local water originates. More...
With a recent increase in vehicle burglaries, local police departments remind citizens to lock their vehicles and never leave valuables in the view of passing pedestrians. More...
NIMBLE FINGERS–T.O. resident Mari Hill, left, Eileen Hannemann of Westlake Village and Brian Pletcher of T.O. play ukuleles and sing during a meeting last week of the Happy Ukulele Club. More...
Celebrating its 39th year, the Malibu Arts Festival returns for a two-day run on July 24 and 25 at the Malibu Civic Center. An array of award-winning painters, sculptors, photographers, jewelers and other artisans will show their work. More...
While politicians, economists and the American public ponder how to strengthen the U.S. economy, a majority of U.S. teens say they don’t understand how to effectively balance their spending and saving. More...
Turning Point Foundation is looking for volunteers and people or organizations interested in building a kinetic vehicle to take part in the 13th annual Kinetic Sculpture Race on Oct. 23 at Ventura Harbor. More...
The Thousand Oaks Farmers Market on Thursdays at The Oaks mall from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. is welcoming two new vendors. More...
The inaugural Wounded Warrior Spaghetti Blues Ride will depart from Moorpark on Sat., July 24. It’s a fundraiser for U.S. military veterans who’ve been wounded in combat. More...