The Acorn Newspapers scored six, First Place finishes in the 2026 California Journalism Awards contest hosted by the ...

A 67-year-old Camarillo man was arrested following a month- long, multi-agency narcotics investigation that spanned two search warrants and resulted in the seizure of significant quantities of illicit ...

As the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, a poignant and powerful reminder of that day made its way to Southern California. The Ronald Reagan Presidential ...

Two public school communities in the area are mourning the death of a beloved longtime administrator, Adam Rauch, who passed away in May from an aggressive form of cancer. Rauch most recently served ...

In a home recording studio in Moorpark, VHS copies of the movie “Titanic” piled waist-high against a wall might, to the untrained eye, look like the remnants of a video store gone under. To Paul ...

A multi-agency sting operation in Camarillo on June 4 resulted in four misdemeanor citations as law enforcement cracked down on the illegal sale of tobacco, alcohol and nitrous oxide to minors. The ...

At W. Los Angeles Avenue and N. Park Lane, a 44-year-old woman was cited for displaying false vehicle registration. A party disturbance was reported in the 400 block of Esther Avenue. Juvenile ...

Todd Tapia polishes his 2000 BMW Z3 during Logix Federal Credit Union’s Cars & Coffee event June 27 in Newbury Park. Andres Alcaraz of Oxnard walks his seven-year-old Chow Chow, Kendall, during Logix ...

As communities across the U.S. grapple with housing shortages, policymakers have a critical opportunity to invigorate their markets by eliminating or significantly raising the capital gains tax ...

A 79-year-old Agoura Hills woman was killed after a Tesla SUV struck her during the afternoon outside a west Simi Valley shopping center restaurant. The victim, identified as Virginia Shields, was ...

In a stunning reversal that serves as a victory for open government, Assemblymember Blanca Pacheco has agreed to strip the most damaging provisions from her AB 1821. Following a wave of statewide ...