News
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Thousand Oaks suffers a power blackout
Several areas in the city of Thousand Oaks were temporarily without power during the late hours of Sunday night, on Oct. 9 which left many...
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Journalism students represent Conejo Valley at Sequoia KA19 podcast
Students of Sequoia Middle School gathered around, eager to listen to their monthly podcast. Karla Stevenson, teacher at Sequoia Middle School, hosted a podcast for...
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Chlorine leak at Thousand Oaks swim school harms swimmers
Daland Swim School in Thousand Oaks experienced a chlorine gas leak on Oct. 3, affecting 19 swimmers in total. During regularly scheduled activities, an equipment...
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Kavanaugh becomes a justice of the Supreme Court
Amid controversy and extreme partisanship Justice Brett Kavanaugh was appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in a 50-48 senate vote. President...
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SpaceX launch excites Californians
Californians looked up at the sky as a luminous cloud lit up the night sky on Oct. 10 around 7:20 p.m. SpaceX, a private aerospace...
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Community Forums question board candidates
In preparation for the upcoming CVUSD school board elections, several local groups have held candidate forums. Controversy arose at the first forum, hosted by the...
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Controversy over California’s gas tax heats up
California Republicans are pushing forth with a motion to repeal the Gas Tax, implemented in Nov. 2017 by Gov. Jerry Brown. The current gas tax...
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Elementary school student is almost abducted
An attempted kidnapping took place in front of the NPHS football stadium on Sept. 21. The victim, a nine-year-old girl, was riding her bike to...
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Conejo has its first pride
Conejo Valley’s long-awaited and first ever Pride Festival took place on Sept. 22. Pride is an event held internationally that celebrates gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual...
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PSAT to be administered during school day
This year students will take the PSAT during the school day, on Wednesday, October 10. Previously held on Saturday and costing $25, the PSAT is...