Almost two years ago, former Westlake Village city councilman and longtime resident Jim Henderson, 86, was asked by the city council to write a historical book about the city. Henderson just recently finished the text, at about 60,000 words. It will be roughly 150 to 200 pages in book form. More...

Overweight children pose a major U.S. health problem. Health officials say childhood obesity may soon overtake tobacco as the leading cause of preventable deaths. More...

Soka University will host its semi-annual plant sale from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sat., March 30 on their campus at 26800 W. Mulholland Highway, Calabasas. The sale will feature native bunch-grasses, perennials and shrubs, plus packets of annual wildflower seeds. More...

Once again, the judges are singing the praises of Lindero Canyon Middle School and its visual and performing arts program. More...

As the Agoura baseball players walk to the outfield following a game, they know the game may be over, but not the wind sprints. More...

fish are a good help when emotions become drained More...

Two "go-peds" valued at $700 each and one valued at $600 were stolen March 11 from the Toy Broker in Agoura Hills, a business in the 28700 block of Canwood Street. Deputies reported unknown suspect(s) also committed $300 worth of damage to a locked trailer located next to the business. More...

Rabbi Rebecca Dubowe will lead a workshop, "A Taste of Passover," from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on Sun., March 24 in the Social Hall at Temple Adat Elohim, 2420 E. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. The class introduces the meanings, traditions and origins of Passover. There is no cost to attend, and the program is open to all. More...

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I get letters and phone calls regularly and at the top of the list of topics is the dealer experience. What is it about visiting a car dealership that sends the heebee-jeebees up the average buyers spine? But there is an exception and most notably is the experience visiting Neftin Motorcars in the Thousand Oaks Auto Mall. More...

It is offensive to me when writers to The Acorn fabricate a position for a public official and then report their fiction as fact. Last week More...

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