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City Council approves the much-anticipated event, which is set to proceed as scheduled this weekend  By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times  Just in the nick of time, the Malibu City Council approved the Malibu Triathlon’s temporary use permit in the wee hours on Sept. 26, with four councilmembers voting to grant the permit, with […]

Endangered fish threatened to derail the Malibu Triathlon, but the City Council approved a permit for a new, shorter route for the charity event.

Endangered fish threatened to derail the Malibu Triathlon, but the City Council approved a permit for a new, shorter route for the charity event.

Ten Chambers of Commerce received the 2023 President’s Circle Award from the California Chamber of Commerce. The two local winners are Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce, Danielle Borja, president/ CEO; and Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce, Kathi Van Etten, president/CEO. Representatives of the President’s Circle chambers were honored May 17 during the CalChamber

HERE TO STAY?—Pickles Deli and Restaurant utilizes parking lot space for outdoor dining. RICHARD GILLARD/Acorn Newspapers With the popularity of outdoor dining that came into vogue because of COVID restrictions, the T.O. City Council is looking at a way to make restaurants’ outdoor expansions permanent. On Jan. 24 the council approved a temporary extension to

Marketing Maven is retained as public relations agency of record for Visit Conejo Valley.

THOUSAND OAKS, CA (PRWEB) January 23, 2023 -- Marketing Maven, bicoastal, award-winning public relations firm, has announced that it has been retained as the

Demolition takes place earlier this year at 1100 Rancho Conejo Blvd. in the industrial area of Newbury Park. The former Amgen property is being redeveloped as a state-of-the-art life-sciences campus. Acorn file photo A new 19-acre life-sciences campus expected to draw interest from major biotech players will come at the expense of 54 protected trees—31

A 19-acre campus approved by planning commissioners aims at attracting more biotech firms to Thousand Oaks.

A 19-acre campus approved by planning commissioners aims at attracting more biotech firms to Thousand Oaks.