
Hilton Foundation commits $20M in fall grants
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Street Smarts: Veteran’s Day celebrations along the Central Coast
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Five years after Borderline mass shooting, building being demolished

Five years after the mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill that claimed 12 lives in Thousand Oaks, the building that houses the long-closed country music dance club is being torn down. Workers on Nov. 9 were demolishing the roof and one of the building’s walls at 99 Rolling Oaks Dr. The building’s owner, Golden Enterprise, did Read More →
Ventura County leaders ask for more housing to increase economic opportunity
Drawing on a century-and-a-half history of adaptation to change, Ventura County leaders pressed for more housing, increased economic opportunity and sound finances at the annual State of the County event on Nov. 2. Held at the Reagan Library, the program attracted a standing-room-only crowd to celebrate the county’s 150th anniversary. Since 1873, leaders have been Read More →
Amgen beats Q3 expectations, discusses Horizon purchase

Thousand Oaks-based Amgen has a lot on the horizon as it nears the end of fiscal year 2023, with the company yet again beating analysts’ expectations, this time in the third quarter, and beginning the onboarding process of its latest acquisition. Amgen delivered sales worth $6.9 billion in the third quarter of 2023, up 4% Read More →