To mark its third decade, New West Symphony wants to take audiences on a musical adventure. Led by music director Michael ...

No lights, no TV and a freezer full of melting food. Compared to the struggles that lie ahead for people who lost their homes ...

Local residents can show their commitment to a kinder and safer community— and world—during an evening of reflection and ...

Seven days of historically destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County brought power outages, school closures and partial ...

Aurora Lindberg just won her first soccer championship. “Mommy, am I going to be in the newspaper?” the 8-year-old girl asked ...

In a heartfelt show of solidarity, members of local service clubs, nonprofit organizations and the interfaith community have come together to launch the “Shine the Light” gift card drive to help ...

In light of the tragic wildfires occurring in Southern California, I would like to point out that dead palm tree fronds are highly flammable and should be removed regularly. It is common to see trees ...

Please use the form below to submit your letter to the editor. Letters are required to be 300 words or less. The Acorn strives to publish all letters, but reserves the right to edit verbiage that ...

On behalf of Good Shepherd Lutheran School here in Simi Valley, I want to thank our Congresswoman Julia Brownley and her staff for helping us with a long-standing issue with a government agency. This ...

Thirteen years after its introduction, the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system—touted by the FCC as an “essential part of America’s emergency preparedness”—still suffers from performance anxiety.

In recognition of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Soroptimist International of Simi Valley will host an educational exhibit, “The Apathy Effect,” to raise awareness about the global issue of human ...