He’s designed the city’s most well loved landscapes and he’s protected the city’s most treasured resource. Thousand Oaks residents may not recognize James “Jimmy” Dean, but they enjoy the impacts of ...

After more than a decade of rescuing abandoned animals, Paw Works may have to close its doors due to financial challenges. The nonprofit, which has an adoption center and veterinary hospital in ...

I recently received a letter from a reader who asked me to address a problem some of her friends are having: Either they or their significant other have been released from the hospital but are still ...

More than 1,000 students crossed the stage at Cal Lutheran University’s graduation ceremonies this month. Just over 600 of them received a bachelor’s degree at the school’s 62nd undergraduate ...

During the Palisades fires many of the fire hydrants went dry because Southern California Edison had shut off all the power, including power to the water pumps that pumped water to the hilltop tanks ...

Despite pockets of rain and plenty of drizzle on May 3, some 300 motorcyclists took to Ventura County roads to pay their respects and give thanks to the area’s first responders. They’ve been riding ...

Stroke is damage to brain tissue that is often irreversible. Recognizing symptoms and acting fast can make all the difference in a patient’s outcome. What are the signs and symptoms of a stroke? One ...

Cal Lutheran University’s summer series for older adults offers individual and two-part lectures on a wide range of topics. This year’s Fifty and Better series begins June 2 with a two-part online ...

One year ago, when John Nunes was named interim president of Cal Lutheran University, he expressed a commitment to strengthening the community’s confidence and trust in the institution. Now, the board ...

Two stewards of nature were honored by the Conejo Recreation and Park District for their decades of dedication earlier this month. George Lange and the late Ed Jones were this year’s Gratitude Circle ...