News
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Literary magazine provides a “safe space” for LGBT community
With an expanding ability to express themselves, a new literary magazine, “Safe Spaces” was introduced to allow LGBT students an outlet to showcase their perspectives...
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Students race in their own boat creations
Sitting in precarious contraptions of cardboard and keeping their opponents in the corner of their eyes, voluntary students competed to be the first to cross...
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The Oaks Village presents the first annual Special Holiday Boutique Mini-Market
The Ventura County Certified Farmers’ Market Association is holding the first annual Special Holiday Boutique Mini-Market. The event is held at the outdoor village of...
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Gun Sales Surge
When most people think about Black Friday sales, usually X-boxes or household appliances come to mind. However, in recent years, the number of people buying...
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Miller YMCA scheduled to close
The Miller YMCA opened in 2007 and provided the local community with a pool, a gym and a facility which several programs were able to...
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Staples closing affects students
The Newbury Park branch of Staples, a store that supplied students of all ages with school supplies, closed this summer, leaving an empty for lease...
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Schools and students react to fires
School was canceled for Dec. 6 due to the rapidly spreading fires in Ventura and Los Angeles county. In an message sent out to all families...
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Schools on lockdown in response to armed robbery
After receiving a report of criminal activity in the area, school administrators called a lockdown around 9 a.m. on Nov. 17, according to Steve Lepire,...
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School board approves opt-out policy
The revised opt-out policy originally written by trustee Sandee Everett and edited in conjunction with teachers and administrators was passed with a 3-1 vote at...
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Students embrace their Chinese Culture
On the lawn of the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, the Conejo Chinese Cultural Association (CCCA) hosted their annual Chinese Culture Day, welcoming the town...