Newbury Park News

A motorcyclist was killed on Stagecoach Road on Saturday afternoon after the driver drifted into the opposing traffic lane and struck a vehicle, the California Highway Patrol reported.

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By Rachel McGrath Originally published 01:12 p.m., June 30, 2009 Updated 01:12 p.m., June 30, 2009 Residents of Vallecito Mobile Estates in Newbury Park are celebrating today after an application to subdivide their park into condominium lots was unanimously rejected by the Thousand Oaks Planning Commission.

AlmaVia of Camarillo Hosts Final "Art with a Heart" Art Show Series to Benefit St.

Reporting from Sacramento - Linda Soubirous understood what it meant to the families of police officers and firefighters when state lawmakers ensured that they would receive health insurance for life if their loved ones were killed in the line of duty.

More than once I have felt my jaw involuntarily drop as I have followed the Newbury Park prom booze-on-the-bus episode.

By Mike Harris Originally published 09:28 a.m., June 23, 2009 Updated 04:38 p.m., June 23, 2009 A divided Thousand Oaks Planning Commission has voted to temporarily delay the owner's plans to close the Conejo Mobile Home Park, where a number of elderly and poor residents live.

A 38-year-old man is facing felony charges after allegedly video taping two female neighbors, as well as guests in his own home.

The Thousand Oaks Planning Commission will hold a public hearing tonight on a city recommendation to green-light the owner's plan to close the Conejo Mobile Home Park.

Crime Central You can find more stories, videos, and a daily blog at our Crime website.

Ventura County Sheriff deputies arrested a Newbury Park man on Thursday on suspicion of secretly installing cameras in his neighbor's home and recording the daily activities of two female residents.

A Moorpark man was seriously injured and two other drivers' cars were damaged early Thursday morning by large rocks thrown onto Highway 118 in Moorpark, authorities said.

Deanne Scripter looks through the flowering annuals while shopping at Sperling Nursery in Calabasas, CA Tuesday June 16, 2009.

Photo by Photos by David K. Yamamoto Special to The Star Jacki Brown, left, a 1977 graduate of Meadows School, laughs with former elementary school classmates Julie Stevens, a Meadows School second-grade teacher, and Gary Sullivan while looking at a memory book on Sunday.

School district: Conejo Valley Unified. Spring enrollment: 2,400. Graduates: 539.

Every time I step foot inside the Thousand Oaks or Newbury Park libraries, I feel inspired.

By Mark Storer Originally published 12:01 a.m., June 11, 2009 Updated 04:19 p.m., June 10, 2009 The Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District will reopen its skate park Thursday.

Newbury Park / 06-06-09 / Richard Quinn / Special to the Star: Erik Jansen, left, gets a hug from the Hillcrest Christian principal Kathy Horan, during the school's commencement ceremony.

Photos by James Glover II / Star staff Runners race down Lakeview Canyon Road in Westlake while participating in the annual Love Run on Sunday.

Five Conejo Valley schools mistakenly received a prestigious state honor this year because of incorrect test-score data submitted by their district.