Health clubs buzzing as residents set out to reach their goals

It's crunch time for all the men and women out there who, determined to lose those extra pounds, have just signed up at a gym or a fitness center. More...

I lost a good friend over the holidays. It happened very suddenly. He was 79, without any obvious health issues, active and engaged in the world, and he just didn't wake up one morning. More...

Need help with an addiction?

More than 22 million Americans struggle with drug/alcohol addiction. Narconon can help. Start the New Year right by calling Narconon at (800) 468-6933 for free counseling, assessments and referrals to centers nationwide. More...

Lew Roth dinner will present its first ever Lifetime Achievement Award

The Simi Valley Education Foundation will host the 15th annual Lew Roth Award Dinner at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 26 at the community room, Grand Vista Hotel in Simi Valley to honor the Lew Roth Award recipients of 2006. More...

Art association to select scholarship award winners one week from today

The Simi Valley Art Association will present its annual Art Scholarship Awards Friday, Jan. 19. Judging will begin at 7:30 pm and awards made about 9 p.m. More...

GBHS senior will represent VFW in state competition

A senior at Grace Brethren High School has been chosen to represent the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10049, Simi Valley, and District 7 in the state finals of the Voice of Democracy scholarship competition. More...

Love Your Pet banquet in its fifth year

Caring for pets and helping their owners is a passion shared by veterinarian Lowell Novy, his staff and his volunteers. More...

SWEET SHEPHERD- Sarah, a 7-year-old German Shepherd mix, is extremely sweet, very calm and friendly, and looking for a new home. She has been spayed and vaccinated. She loves other dogs, children of all ages, but would not do well with cats. More...

I once found the TV remote in the refrigerator. Why? I have a 3-year-old son, that's why. My son has placed things in strange places. And he's lost a few things permanently. More...

Monday set aside to honor fallen Civil Rights leader

The dream Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had for a better future continues to inspire new generations of Americans. That is why Congress voted in 1994 to transform the Jan. 15 national holiday in King's honor into a day of community service. More...

National Park Service offering lecture on arachnids

"Spiders- Urban, Suburban and Wild," a free lecture, will be presented at 2 p.m. Sat., Jan. 20 at the National Park Service Visitor Center, 401 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. More...

Looking foward with Foy

As Supervisor Peter Foy takes office, major issues await his attention. More...

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Friends, family mourn the loss of local veterans' advocate

In his powerful farewell address in 1951, Gen. Douglas R. More...

Two-Story Cottage-Style Home

Situated on a cul-de-sac and backing to open space is a two-story cottage-style home. The recently replastered lagoon-style pool includes a waterfall and an attached spa. More...

Freshly Painted And Move-In Ready

This single-story home in Thousand Oaks features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It has been upgraded with true maple hardwood floors, base and crown molding, and recessed lighting. It is freshly painted and is in move-in condition. More...

Rose Acosta

Rose Acosta won the award for top producer from Prudential California Realty's Camarillo office for September 2006. Acosta has gathered several monthly awards this year. She was top selling agent for September and top producer in July. More...