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Conejo Valley Family Farms provides fall fun for all ages
Driving down the 101, one cannot help but notice the fields of pumpkins, sunflowers and corn fields filled with families and visitors. Conejo Valley Family Farms made its debut last fall and has gained business across California due to their increased publicity and featured events. Farm co-owner and supervisor Elizabeth Rozoni said the farm…
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The “amazing” Tei Street encourages NPHS students
Students participated in “no backpack day,” an event designed to rebuild relationships after summer break. Throughout the rotation of activities and assembly, students had the opportunity to hear from Tei Street, international speaker, trainer and educational consultant share her motivational stories and advice. “I give students the same messaging that I gave my own…
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GTA 6 is infiltrating the work force
After 13 years of silence, the open-world, action video game, Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6), will debut Nov. 19, 2026. The game will follow a criminal couple, Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos as they explore the criminal underbelly of the fictional world, Vice City. Inspired by the classic Bonnie and Clyde dynamic, the…
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Scare actors take acting beyond the stage
Inside the dark, winding halls of a haunted house, screams echo, monsters lurk and nightmares come to life. As people flood local frights like “Reign of Terror” and Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights, these haunted house venues are unique compared to typical performances. Unlike performing on a stage or in front of a screen,…
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Students discuss Jane Doe v. Cornell allegations
Fraternities foster rape culture Bruno Shapiro The boot of rape culture stomps on the face of American liberty. Fraternity culture and the social and legal systems that prioritize the reputations of privileged men above the safety and dignity of women foster rape culture by frightening victims out of getting help, facilitating an unsafe…
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Life and longevity in blue zones: How the blue zone lifestyle can change Ventura County
Tucked between the flat northern San Bernardino Valley, Loma Linda is a longevity driven community, where the concentration of Seventh-day Adventists and integration of a whole food diet gives Loma Linda the Blue Zone household name in California. Only an hour away from Newbury Park, the 5th Blue Zone in the world not only…
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Prom takes off into a world of nostalgia and community: A night under the stars
As the sun set on May 16, behind a mechanical backdrop of jets and prop planes, Newbury Park High School [NPHS] students celebrated their last school dance together with the class of 2026. Held at the Camarillo Airport, the dynamic setting and collection of classmates allowed for a nostalgic and unifying night. Prom,…
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Transgender Americans face legal threats to human rights
“Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” are the unalienable rights listed in the Declaration of Independence, highlighting the American value of freedom from government tyranny and the opportunity to act freely and seek success and personal fulfillment. For transgender Americans, such foundational rights are threatened by anti-transgender policies, legislation and disinformation, which violate…