Experts mystified by drop in county bee population Ventura County beekeepers are concerned about a mysterious disorder that's led to a large decline in the honeybee population across much of the United States But so far, local agriculture officials and beekeepers say the disorder has had limite... More...
Court documents detail events that led up to Mission Oaks slaying
By Daniel Wolowicz camarillo@theacorn.com
Recently released court records shed light on the chain of events leading up to the Dec. 1 shooting death of John Marmo, 27, in front of his Camarillo condominium. According to a declaration for an arrest warrant filed by the Ventura County Sheriff's Department on Dec. 12, Matthew Toerner, 20, adm... More...
Camarillo Academy of Progressive Education may open in fall
By Michelle Knight knight@theacorn.com
Parents dissatisfied with the Pleasant Valley school board's decision last month to interrupt an alternative kindergartenthrougheighthgrade program said they intend to open a charter school in the fall. More...
The city of Camarillo is accepting applications for volunteers to serve on the rent review commission. The commission is responsible for assisting in the settlement of rent disputes. The commission meets annually and on an as-needed basis, generally during afternoon working hours. More...
Feet take an awful pounding. They provide balance and support. The average person walks the equivalent of five times around the Earth in a lifetime. However, most people give little thought to their feet until problems occur. The California Podiatric Medical Association wants reside... More...
Thousand Oaks Radiology Group held a grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony March 22 at its new offices, Camarillo-Los Robles Imaging Center, 3801 Las Posas Road, Ste. 111, Camarillo. The center performs MRI and CT services. Thousand Oaks Radiology was founded in 1981 and consists of nine ... More...
Somis Academy Charter High School will host its annual open house for incoming ninth-graders on Wed., April 25 at 950 Flynn Road, Ste. D, Camarillo. Parents and students may tour the school, ask questions and learn what Somis Academy has to offer. More...
Spartan victory snaps long PVL winning streak for Camarillo
Two weeks ago the girls' swim team at Camarillo High had a 39-game league winning streak snapped when it lost to Rio Mesa. Now the Scorpions will try to start a new streak as they battle to win the Pacific View League title. More...
Camarillo A relative visiting a woman who lives on the 200 block of Bent Twig Avenue allegedly charged nearly $14,000 to her credit card between March 23 and April 8. A vandal caused more than $400 in damage to a vehicle parked in the 2600 block of Ponderosa Drive sometime April 1 o... More...
I recently underwent heart surgery. During most of my recovery up until now, I haven't had much of an appetite. However, as I begin to phase out the medication and return to my normal self, my hunger for food is becoming strong. In fact, my hunger is so strong that I feel I can eat all da... More...
SNUGGLE BUNNIES- Cornerstone Christian Pre-school student Lauren Meador, 4, hugs Mrs. Bunny Nicole Gonzalez while Baby Bunny, Lyla Beaulieu, 4, and Mr. Bunny, Kayla Lindquist, wait for their hugs during an Easter celebration at Las Posas Plaza in Camarillo on Saturday. More...
Interim Superintendent Ken Moffett said in his April 6 guest opinion that "Our Title 1 schools outperform our schools of greater socioeconomic wealth in the similar schools category- meaning that compared to other students of similar circumstances, our Title 1 schools are held up as mo... More...
On April 7, the Camarillo Acorn staff proudly celebrated the newspaper's one-year anniversary- a feat that would have never been possible without the strong support of our readers and the many local businesses that help make us Camarillo's hometown newspaper. More...
ON THE LAKE- Savannah Rodriguez, 11, her 21-month-old baby sister, Grace, and their friend Danika Cline, 10, hold their hometown newspaper while on a recent vacation to Cachuma Lake, a Santa Barbara County park that offers camping, fishing, boating and hiking. More...
Even though it was nearly two years ago, 15-year-old Katherine Daily said she'll never forget her days in college. Katherine was one of a handful of girls in the area chosen in 2005 to attend Tech Trek, a weeklong science and math summer camp for girls held on a university campus... More...
Angela Svennefiord and Shannon Conley from Dilbeck Realtors recently decided to join forces as a team to better provide services to their clients. Svennefiord and Conley share similar qualities in the way they cater to their clients' every need. They are both personable and... More...
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