Two longtime Conejo Valley residents received a royal welcome Feb. 28 at the annual Mardi Gras Ball hosted by Community Conscience, the nonprofit that owns and operates the Human Services Center at 80 ...

Calabasas High School’s Model United Nations team brought home 12 awards from Model United Nations, the nation’s largest student-run model UN conference, held in February in Washington, D.C. More than ...

At dusk in the Santa Susana Mountains, a familiar yip-howl carries across neighborhoods, mesmerizing to some, but also a reminder that coyotes now stand at the center of an escalating debate over how ...

I read Congresswoman Brownley’s demands, as set forth in The Acorn article titled “Brownley demands reforms to immigration enforcement” with disbelief and disappointment. Her inflammatory and flagrant ...

The last movie theater in the region between Thousand Oaks and Woodland Hills—and south all the way to Santa Monica—is closing its doors on Dec. 28. The Regency Calabasas theater at The Commons is ...

The new millennium has been a transformative time for newspaper publishing. Changing reader habits and the advent of new technology have placed big demands on companies in the print news business. The ...

Attorneys for Fraser Bohm, the Malibu driver charged with murder for the deaths of four Pepperdine University seniors in a 2023 crash on the Pacific Coast Highway, plan to use years of accident ...

GAME TIME—Men and women play bingo at the Calabasas Senior Center Valentine’s Bingo event on Feb. 13. The Valentine’s Day theme with clothing, candies and decorations in bright red made for a festive ...

Tuesday was a difficult day for Calabasas in its fight against the disposal of fire debris at the landfill just outside the city limits, with decisions by a Superior Court judge and the Los Angeles ...

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