Westlake Village, United States (Local)
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By: John Loesing
Ganesh Chaturthi is a vibrant Hindu festival honoring the birth of Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity associated with wisdom, prosperity and the removal of obstacles. Celebrated by Hindus in India and around the world, the festival blends religious devotion with art, music, food, family traditions and community gatherings. Each year, the holiday is celebrated with traditional decorations and splashes of […]
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 about 250 stores across North America last week in the latest move under CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround strategy. The Westlake Village/T.O. store at 2755 Agoura Road and the […]
By: John Loesing
A Simi Valley recreational-vehicle club is marking four decades of rallies, road trips and social gatherings this month. Komfort Kruisers RV Club traces its first rally to September 1986, when the group was made up of owners of Komfort motorhomes. The club kept the Komfort Kruisers name as its membership broadened to include owners of other motorhome and trailer brands. […]
When Esha Mander was 10 years old, her father abandoned her, her sister and her mother in a hotel in the middle of the night. Suddenly, childhood gave way to uncertainty, and she found herself shouldering responsibilities no child should have to bear. “I still remember the smells of hotel rooms, and the realization that we weren’t on vacation,” Esha […]
One Simi Valley Starbucks store was among the California locations slated to close as the coffeehouse company shut about 250 stores across North America in late September in the latest move under CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround strategy. The coffee shop at 2432 Erringer Road ceased operations on Sat., Sept. 30 after 17 years to the day. It opened its doors […]
When Esha Mander was 10 years old, her father abandoned her, her sister and her mother in a hotel in the middle of the night. Suddenly, childhood gave way to uncertainty, and she found herself shouldering responsibilities no child should have to bear.
By: Michele Willer-Allred, John Loesing
A fatal encounter in the parking lot of a Camarillo Costco is being investigated as a homicide after a man was struck by a vehicle and killed Oct. 20 near the property's gas pumps.
By: Scott Steepleton, John Loesing
With Election Day less than a week away, elections officials in Ventura and Los Angeles counties are urging voters to make their final voting plans now, return completed mail ballots promptly and avoid waiting until Nov. 3 to cast their votes. “People should think of Election Day as the last day to vote, not the day to vote,” said Michelle […]
By: John Loesing
A mysterious doctor, a small Indiana town and a community confronted by illness and uncertainty provide the backdrop for Agoura High School’s fall theater production, “Anatomy of Gray,” a drama that examines how people respond when their beliefs and traditions are challenged. Written by Jim Leonard Jr., the play runs through Nov. 4 through 7 at the Black Box Theatre […]
A food drive that once relied on door-to-door collections took a new approach this year, nearly doubling the amount of food the Conejo Valley Chapter of National Charity League delivered to Manna Conejo Valley Food Bank. The chapter collected nearly 3,000 pounds of food during its annual Ticktocker Day on Oct. 18, with members soliciting donations from friends, neighbors and […]
