Lisa Rule News Today

NEWS MEISTERS—Lisa and Jim Rule, publishers of the Acorn Newspapers, bought the original western Los Angeles County edition and branched out with editions covering eastern Ventura County. Acorn file photo . Newspaper is a family affair Viable acorns can grow into sturdy oak trees, easily 60 feet tall, in 25 years. Newspapers aren’t measured the

I was at my desk in Agoura Hills in April 2014 when the frantic call popped up on my extension. I remember the distressed tone of the woman’s voice, the emphatic way in which she delivered her message. “They’re cutting down the trees!” If there’s one thing I’ve learned in 23 years in journalism, it’s

ONE JOB, MANY FACES—Kyle Jorrey, at left, performing at Borderline Bar and Grill in 2018 at the inaugural Charity Karaoke fundraiser, and, at right, moderating a forum with longtime colleague John Loesing last May. Acorn file photos I was at my desk in Agoura Hills in April 2014 when the frantic call popped up on

One of the most recognized monuments in Chillicothe’s largest cemetery is in need of repair.