News
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Ventura County moves back into the purple tier
Ventura County has officially been moved back into the purple tier, a mere couple of weeks after the county received news of being moved to...
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Community comes together on second anniversary to remember Borderline 12
Nov. 7 marked two years since the shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks. The tight-knit community came together as Thousand Oaks mourned...
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2020 election results come in
On Nov. 3, millions of Americans headed to the polls to vote in the presidential election along with local elections. As of Nov. 6, the...
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Voter suppression continues through the 2020 election
According to Britannica, voter suppression is “any legal or extralegal measure or strategy whose purpose or practical effect is to reduce voting, or registering to...
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NPHS builds a new softball field
After being up in the air for nearly ten years, a new softball field is coming to NPHS. The plan was proposed about two years...
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Businesses begin to reopen
As COVID-19 cases have decreased locally, Ventura County has moved into the red tier, meaning that businesses and other operations can open under strict regulations....
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School board adopts school choice policy
At the Oct. 20 meeting, the CVUSD board voted unanimously to adopt the revamped school choice policy for the 2021-22 school year. Of the four...
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High school reopening delayed until January
On Oct. 22, the CVUSD Board of Education voted to approve an amended school reopening plan that would delay the beginning of the blended education...
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Read about the California Propositions
With November almost here, it should not be forgotten there is more on the ballot than just two presidential candidates. For all Ventura County residents,...
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District adopts the Learning Continuity Plan
The 2020-2021 CVUSD Learning Continuity Plan (LCP), was adopted by the school board on Sept. 29, following an hour and eleven minute board meeting. The...