Rick Clausen is the new head coach of the Westlake High football team. Clausen won two CIF-Southern Section championships as offensive coordinator at Calabasas and most recently assisted at Alemany, ...

MAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT—A couple walks by a decorated home on Sagewood Drive in Moorpark, above, on Dec. 18. The neighborhood is widely known as Candy Cane Lane because of its extensive holiday ...

The Camarillo Art Center is already hard at work on its New Year’s “Resolutions.” That’s the title of its first exhibit in 2025, which will run from Sat., Jan. 4 to Sun., Jan. 26 at the center, 3150 ...

Right after the Thanksgiving holiday, while we were chatting on the phone, I asked my 90-year-old mother what she was doing. She told me she was in the den in her recliner with her feet elevated. She ...

the world of sports broadcasting there are play-by-play game announcers and there are sideline field reporters. Oak Park resident Chris Myers accomplished both during his more than 40-year career with ...

Community members with big hearts are showing their support for a little farm gutted by the Mountain fire. Mulberry Lane Farm in Somis has been home to nonprofit organization Upside of Downs since ...

The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on hidden fees charged by hotels. This is a good thing and it comes at an appropriate time as many people are getting ready to spend the holidays away ...

The Moorpark Unified School District Board of Education marked its annual reorganization on Dec. 16 by swearing in newly elected Trustee Dan Burchfield (Area 2) and returning trustees Amy Adams (Area ...

Dec. 10 A man, 29, was arrested Dec. 9 in the 800 block of Los Angeles Avenue for grand theft, according to a Dec. 10 report. Shoplifting was reported in the 4200 block of Tierra Rejada Road.

These aren’t the drones you’re looking for. These aren’t the drones we’re looking for. The Snot Otter of Acorn Sports Island doesn’t know any Jedi mind tricks, and we don’t know why drones scramble ...

It was a heartfelt evening on Dec. 11 as the Ventura County Community College District Board of Trustees bid an emotional farewell to longtime trustee Bernardo Perez, who served Area 4 for 14 years.