SOUNDS ABOUND—Marching bands from 12 high schools in Ventura and Los Angeles counties take to the field for the 17th annual ‘Sounds of Conejo’ Sept. 27 at Thousand Oaks High. At right, all bands play ...

you walk into Marcello Ristorante in Thousand Oaks, you might find yourself instinctively kissing your fingertips and saying “bene” or “delizioso”—just like a true lover of Italian food. Those words ...

Above left, Thousand Oaks’ Tomo Inayama unleashes a goal-scoring shot against Camarillo during a Coastal Canyon League boys water polo match Sept. 25 at Thousand Oaks High School. Camarillo won, 14-9.

St. John’s Hospitals are urging the community to learn about atrial fibrillation, the most common heart arrhythmia and a major cause of stroke. Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heartbeat ...

Moorpark city leaders have been told they have little authority to intervene in federal immigration raids, even as residents urged action after recent enforcement operations rattled the community. At ...

Interest rates are a significant reason the U.S. dollar is holding firm: The Federal Reserve has signaled that it will begin lowering borrowing costs but is choosing to move slowly. That patience has ...

We told you last week about two thefts in our area: one from a roadside farm stand and the other a girl’s clarinet. Both culprits are still on the loose. But in a testament to the power of community ...

Two people face a variety of charges in connection to a two-county criminal enterprise involving mail theft, identity theft, conspiracy, fraud and destruction of evidence. Authorities have identified ...

AIRCRAFT MUSEUM—Bruce Shaw, above left, tours a Curtiss C-46F Commando“China Doll”on his first visit to the Southern California Wing of the Commemorative Air Force Museum Aug. 30 in Camarillo. Top ...

In 1986, President Ronald Reagan elevated to the Supreme Court a judge he had appointed to the federal bench four years earlier, a former law professor who went on to become one of the most ...

The honk of train horns has echoed through downtown Moorpark since the Southern Pacific Railroad first laid tracks through the valley more than a century ago, helping the farming town grow and connect ...