The Acorn’s editorial last week, “Region faces a generational reckoning,” rightly points out that Ventura County cannot stop the demographic shift occurring as our population ages. We can, however, ...

Local communities face a growing challenge: How to provide housing for younger families, older residents and workers at a time when the region’s population is barely growing, household sizes are ...

Twenty-first-century policing technology is being used throughout the Conejo Valley, and when it comes to Flock license plate-reading cameras, there is no shortage of questions and opinions about the ...

In a divided vote at a Sept. 30 special meeting, the Calabasas City Council denied an appeal seeking to overturn approval for the proposed expansion of the 600-unit Avalon Calabasas apartment complex.

Memorial items marking the sixth anniversary of the Westlake Village crash that killed brothers Mark and Jacob Iskander were stolen from the site of the tragedy on Sept. 29. The Lost Hills Sheriff’s ...

With the Agoura Hills town center at Whizin Market Square undergoing dramatic new development, one business owner’s longstanding grievance over parking for special events could offer a glimpse of ...

After an absence of 17 years, incorporation of the City of Calabasas in 1991 sparked renewed interest in the Calabasas Pumpkin Festival. With assistance from the newly founded city, the Calabasas ...

Two Starbucks in the Conejo Valley— one in the Westlake Village portion of Thousand Oaks and another in Calabasas— were among the California locations slated to close as the coffeehouse company shut ...

Calabasas residents will soon be able to apply for a seat on an advisory committee being formed to weigh in on implementation of the city’s recently passed sales tax measure. Approved in a special all ...

For nearly three decades, it has been one of the most colorful and recognizable fixtures in town. But very soon, the Calabasas Trolley will leave Calabasas forever. There were actually three Calabasas ...

In the 9/11 edition of The Acorn Denis Weber gave us his rationale for using the Flock cameras in our area. His “Anyone who knows me” statement began by claiming that government raises our taxes for ...

The City of Hidden Hills has announced that former City Manager Gloria Molleda left her post effective Aug. 28, ending weeks of public uncertainty over her status and marking the latest chapter in ...