Four people were injured in a collision on the northbound 101 Freeway earlier this week. About 1 p.m. More...

The Camarillo City Council extended its moratorium on adult film permits last week, a decision which bars the adult film industry from making videos or having special events in Camarillo until March of next year. More...

The Camarillo Public Library will host the grand opening of the Russell Fischer Business Collection at 5:30 p.m. Tues., May 21 at 4101 Las Posas Road. More...

Faith Corral didn’t bat an eyelash as the students, parents and teachers in the crowded auditorium at Tierra Linda Elementary School watched her make her way toward the stage last week. More...

HOME RUN—The Cardinals took first place in the U-12 division of the Camarillo Girls’ Softball Assoctiaon on April 29. The team members are, front row from left, Ari Walters, Bailee Earwood, Janessa Alvary,Mia Lopez and Haley Martinez. More...

Blake Redman is a patient ball player. Redman watched from the bench while his Camarillo High baseball team battled with Oxnard for the Pacific View League championship at home last week. More...

The Camarillo High boys’ swim team placed sixth at the CIFSouthern Section Division 3 championships last week. Rio Mesa’s boys’ and girls’ teams took 14th and 10th, respectively, at the Division 3 meet. More...

It’s a family legend. My two sisters and I were on a car trip with our mom and dad. I think we ranged in age from 6 to 10. We were driving home from an outing. It was 4 p.m. and Dad asked us, “Who wants to have an ice cream?” More...

This past week my sister and I and our respective families were evacuated from our homes due to the Camarillo Springs fire. More...

As the president of the Rio Mesa High School Parent Faculty Organization, I wish to express my deepest thanks to our wonderful community for their role in a fantastic event held earlier this month called Safe & Sober After Prom Party. More...

I want to praise and thank some Camarillo citizens who acted as my guardian angels on the night of May 2. My car died at the intersection of Arneill Road and Barry Streeet at 8:30 p.m. I couldn’t even get my flashers to work. More...

The Camarillo Acorn prides itself on being your community newspaper. We do our best to cover city hall, Camarillo schools and the many people and businesses that make this city such a special place to live. More...