News
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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...
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AB 19 makes community college free for all first-time freshmen
On Oct. 13, California governor Jerry Brown signed AB 19, a bill written by Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, that made the freshman year of community college...
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Flashback Friday 1984
The Panther Prowler is celebrating its 50th year of being published, so we are going to turn back the clock to 1984: the 16th year...
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Walnut Elementary provides volunteer opportunities to students
Walnut Elementary School began Lightshine Tutoring on Nov. 7 in hopes of providing support to students and their families, who need extra assistance with subjects...