FOR THOSE SUFFERING—Rocks emblazoned with messages of love have popped up at homes destroyed by the Mountain fire. The project by Camarillo Christian Church includes hand-painted rocks as well as ...

When the power goes out, the traffic signals go out and the traffic snarls. Neighborhoods that might be sub­ject to emergency evacuations need traffic signals with battery backups so continue to ...

A Camarillo man was arrested after allegedly being found in posses­sion of several firearms without serial numbers. Last month,Ventura County Sher­iff’s Office detectives obtained infor­mation about ...

Since 2019-20, CSUCI (Cal State Channel Islands) has experienced a 35% drop in enrollment, from 6,406 full-time equivalent students in 2019 to 4,154 this fall. Ventura County’s only four-year public ...

Animal rescue organizations across the Southland are hustling to accomodate the wave of pets and livestock displaced by the more than half-a-dozen wildfires that struck Los Angeles County starting Jan ...

The Camarillo Police Department will host its next Coffee With a Cop event at 9 a.m. Tues., Jan. 21. Residents can grab a cup of coffee and discuss community issues with police officers at Starbucks, ...

The King of Rock ’n’ Roll isn’t the only person to express such sentiment, which seemed to be taken seriously in Camarillo this season, as festive dec­orations were still on display nearly three weeks ...

Two women from Baldwin Park were arrested after allegedly passing fake $100 bills at Camarillo Premium Outlets. The duo was taken into custody Jan. 7 after authorities said they saw Lucia Haro and ...

A new mayor has been chosen in Camarillo. The City Council on Dec. 11 selected Kevin Kildee, who represents District 3, as mayor and David Tennessen, the District 1 representative, as vice mayor.

Jaime Jaquez Jr., the pride of Camaril­lo, came home to a hero’s welcome. The only thing missing was a literal red carpet and parade down Ventura Boulevard. Jaquez, the best boys’ basketball player in ...

Seven days of historically destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County brought power outages, school closures and partial evacuation orders to the Conejo and Las Virgenes valleys, though the region’s ...

Thirteen years after its introduction, the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system—touted by the FCC as an “essential part of America’s emergency preparedness”—still suffers from performance anxiety.