A Simi Valley man died following a July 10 stabbing in Thousand Oaks and the alleged killer had yet to be caught. Robert A. De­jarnette, 36, of Simi Valley, was suffering from multiple stab wounds ...

I would like to point out a couple of things regarding the Glass House Farms raids. Federal law actually allows people aged 14 and older to work in agriculture without restrictions on type of employer ...

The Acorn’s July 19 editorial is ignorant, nativist and rife with willful blindness. Pretending that “legal” and “just” are synonyms—a fairytale told to cultivate obedience and kill critical think­ing ...

Property taxes on real estate have long been a contentious issue, and for good reason. While it’s true that local governments, including Ventura County, rely heavily on property taxes to fund ...

On July 9, I sent you an e-mail re­questing that you return the Sheriff’s Blotter column. It returned on July 12 and 19. While I am fairly certain you didn’t do it just on my request, I do appreciate ...

The letters written by Carlos Mestas and Lynn Dines to the Camarillo Acorn on July 19 would have you believe that the administration of Camarillo somehow has jurisdiction over unincorporated of the ...

What we need is bipartisan legisla­tion on an updated immigration policy; which of course, is not what this presi­dent wanted. These folks (the undocumented, as well as the documented, and “Dreamers”) ...

The following week, the podcast turned its attention to “Jurassic Park” and “Jurassic World,” diving into ques­tions of corporate negligence, sabotage and even dinosaur rights. The episode explored ...

The 5-Star Theatricals production of “Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway Musical,” which made its debut July 11 at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center, is the latest in a litany of Disney musicals ...

I would like to express my deep disappointment in the article written by Scott Steepleton and printed in the July 12 edition of the Camarillo Acorn. In it, Mr. Steepleton appears to summarize the ...

While local agencies prioritize community safety, their disengagement from federal immigration efforts is, in effect, undermining the rule of law and encouraging unlawful presence.

Thank you for a balanced, well-writ­ten article in the current Camarillo Acorn (“As ICE raids continue, council urged to act,” by Scott Steepleton, July 12). Nice to see a journalist show both sides ...