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ONWARD, UPWARD—The 296 grads who received their diplomas on June 4 at Oaks Christian in Westlake Village represent the largest graduating class since the school held its first commencement ceremony ...

The new millennium has been a transformative time for newspaper publishing. Changing reader habits and the advent of new technology have placed big demands on companies in the print news business. The ...

AIMING FOR FUNDS—Emma Markarian, 16, leads a beginners’ tennis lesson during a youth fundraiser clinic at the Westlake Athletic Club in Westlake Village on Oct. 19. Photos by DAVID PASHAEE/Acorn ...

In this edition, emergency medicine department medical director Dr. Faraaz Bhatti answers questions about emergency room visits. Should I call 911 or drive myself into the hospital? If you’re in doubt ...

ARTS AND CRAFTS—Mary Humme of Camarillo découpages sheet music onto a glass jar during Night at the Adobe in Agoura Hills Oct. 6. The annual event also had food, beverages, vendors, live music and ...

In a moment that blended childhood wonder with scientific awe, Willow Elementary School in Agoura Hills transformed an ordinary Tuesday evening into an unforgettable journey through space and time. At ...

NEW AND IMPROVED—The Calabasas Chamber of Commerce cuts the ribbon July 20 on the newly remodeled Anza Hotel in Old Town Calabasas. Above, Anza Hotel general manager Dean Wolfe (with scissors) and ...

JANN HENDRY/Acorn Newspapers NETWORKING-Sharing a mixer moment are Lost Hills Sheriff deputies Robert DeSantos, left, and Shawn Brownell, right with Mid State Bank and Trust officer Michelle Hertler ...

Thank you to Southern California Edison for adjusting their regular maintenance service/power outage date, which was originally scheduled for the recent Jewish holiday of Sukkot. Because of their ...

Regardless of opinions on tariffs and trade wars, two points are broadly accepted: avoiding waste is critical in times of limited supply, and recycling reduces waste while helping the environment.

AND THE BEAT GOES ON—Oak Park High School drum major Andrew Kunesh leads the band during the annual Sounds of the Conejo on Sept. 23 at Thousand Oaks High School. Eleven high school bands— including ...