» March, 2010

Torture Trial Begins in Calabasas Abuse Case

Silverado Senior Living is known as a premiere elder care facility. The government says, however, that one caretaker abused and tortured patients for sport. More »

Camarillo Cellular Store Hit in Armed Robbery

Two gunmen wearing masks tied up at least one employee and robbed a Camarillo cellular store Monday night. More »

Proposed Park Pulls Closer to Reality in Thousand Oaks

The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission recently recommended to the City Council that the way be made for a site in Newbury Park to become a protected open space and park. More »

Proposed Park Pulls Closer to Reality in Thousand Oaks

The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission recently recommended to the City Council that the way be made for a site in Newbury Park to become a protected open space and park. More »

State Senator from Thousand Oaks to Pay Fines for Campaign Reporting Violations

A Republican state senator from Thousand Oaks is one of three California lawmakers who agreed to pay fines for violating campaign reporting rules. More »

CHP Looking for Camarillo Suspect in Hit and Run that Injured Thousand Oaks Triathlete

California Highway Patrol investigators have a suspect in the hit-and-run accident that severely injured a professional triathlete last week. More »

CHP Looking for Camarillo Suspect in Hit and Run that Injured Thousand Oaks Triathlete

California Highway Patrol investigators have a suspect in the hit-and-run accident that severely injured a professional triathlete last week. More »

City Council Unanimously Adopts 25-Year General Plan in Agoura Hills

Members of the Agoura Hills City Council unanimously adopted an update to its 25-year General Plan in a 5-0 vote to replace the one drafted in 1993. More »

Bond Rating Upgrades Save Thousand Oaks Residents $$$

Five bond ratings have enjoyed rating upgrades from Standard and Poor’s in the last nine months, saving Thousand Oaks taxpayers thousands of dollars in that time. More »

D&J Drywall Owners, Employee Plead Not Guilty to Insurance Fraud

The Ventura County District Attorney’s Office has charged three people connected with a Newbury Park business with felony fraud charges for their part in an insurance scam. More »

Flood Maps Cause Problems for Camarillo Cycling Path

New FEMA flood maps have delayed construction of a bike path in Camarillo that the City Council approved almost two years ago. More »

Westlake Village Woman’s Pie in the Sky Dream Closer to Coming True

Years of practicing her craft in the kitchen has put Westlake Village’s Stephanie Lemus one step closer to taking the $1 million prize in the annual Pillsbury Bake-Off. More »

Westlake Village Woman’s Pie in the Sky Dream Closer to Coming True

Years of practicing her craft in the kitchen has put Westlake Village’s Stephanie Lemus one step closer to taking the $1 million prize in the annual Pillsbury Bake-Off. More »

Westlake Village Woman’s Pie in the Sky Dream Closer to Coming True

Years of practicing her craft in the kitchen has put Westlake Village’s Stephanie Lemus one step closer to taking the $1 million prize in the annual Pillsbury Bake-Off. More »

County Fire Dept. Awards "Medals of Valor"

Two civilians and 27 firefighters received awards at the Ventura County Fire Department’s 14th annual awards ceremony March 24 in Camarillo. More »