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With changing consumer trends and shopping habits triggered by an economy that’s presented multiple tough challenges over the past decade, it’s no secret that America’s shopping malls are at a ...

Despite the economic challenges facing many households, Americans still spent almost $4 billion on Halloween candy this year, according to the trade publication Candy and Snack Today. Prices for the ...

The rhythmic chant rang up and down the corridors of Walnut Elementary School Oct. 17 as students, staff and teachers current and past waited to say thank you, congratulations and farewell to the ...

A 54-year-old man was arrested for violating his probation in the 3000 block of Camino Calandria. A woman, 41, was arrested for shoplifting in the 2000 block of Teller Road. In the 2000 block of ...

Halloween should be a night of laughter, imagination and just the right amount of fright, and there’s plenty to be had tonight (check out the events calendar on page 24 for some ideas). Every year, ...

Those who like to vote in person, but don’t want to wait until Nov. 4 to cast their vote on Proposition 50, are in luck. Voting officially began in Ventura County last Saturday, Oct. 25. Nine vote ...

Please attend the 6 p.m. Nov. 3 City Council meeting at City Hall if you do not support the proposed 14.5% city water rate increase. The city should share with us what the plan is for future increased ...

RESOUNDING RALLY—Thousands attend an Oct. 18 “No Kings” protest on Hillcrest Drive and Lynn Road against President Donald Trump’s policies. Crowds stretched for blocks on both roads for about three ...

In the quiet Oakbrook neighborhood of Thousand Oaks, the holiday season transforms one home into a vibrant display of handcrafted art and festive joy. At the center of it all is Nancy Nester, a ...

For anyone stuck in a frustrating dispute— whether with a neighbor, business owner, or even family members disagreeing over an estate—Al Jerome wants you to know you don’t have to feel helpless. He’s ...