The Los Angeles Fifes and Drums perfomed at the Camarillo Library on July 5. Dressed in costumes and using instruments ...

A “fast-growing, fast-burning, wa­ter stealing, high ember-casting threat” is invading Ventura County and is being done to ...

Revelers from around the region came to Conejo Community Park for an Independence Day party featuring a variety of ...

The Camarillo City Council recently approved a 3% salary increase for its members, bringing the monthly stipend to $1,669. While the figure may seem modest to some, the justification behind it—and the ...

A July 4 editorial on a bill related to public records requests included erroneous information on its status at the time Assembly member Jacqui Irwin voted for its passage. That version had not yet ...

There’s a joke that reduces the plot of The Wizard of Oz to “two women fighting to the death over a pair of shoes.” But to ...

There comes a moment when every organization must decide whether it will simply accept “the way things have always been” or insist on something better. As we celebrate the ideals of liberty and ...

The Acorn Newspapers scored six, First Place finishes in the 2026 California Journalism Awards contest hosted by the ...

We gave the Acorn’s Great America trivia quiz to our 30-year old son and his significant other. For what I thought was a pretty easy quiz, they each got less than half of the answers right. Got me ...

In a stunning reversal that serves as a victory for open government, Assembly­member Blanca Pacheco has agreed to strip the most damaging provisions from her AB 1821. Following a wave of state­wide ...

As the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, a poignant and powerful remind­er of that day made its way to Southern California. The Ronald Reagan ...

The Camarillo City Council unan­imously approved a $167.5 million operating budget for fiscal year 2026-27 during its meeting on June 24. The spending plan for the city of roughly 68,000 residents ...