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Thousand Oaks
Where Rolling Hills Meet Hollywood Dreams
About Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks unfolds like a California postcard come to life, where oak-studded hills roll into perfectly manicured neighborhoods that house entertainment industry royalty and tech innovators alike. This upscale haven offers world-class hiking at Wildwood Regional Park, where waterfalls cascade year-round, and the iconic Civic Arts Plaza hosts Broadway-caliber performances under starlit skies. Between sipping craft cocktails at The Stonehaus or browsing the luxe Oaks Shopping Center, you'll understand why this jewel of the Conejo Valley feels like the sophisticated escape you never knew you needed.
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musicBrokencyde, Filth, ONI INC. , Enthronement, Lindsay Foxx, Love At First Fight, These Severed Hands
Whisky A Go Go
musicThe Soul Rebels featuring Karl Denson
Blue Note Los Angeles
communityElvis Prestello w/ Trey Magnifique
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artsHell's Kitchen (Touring)
Hollywood Pantages Theatre
Tonight at the Improv ft. Arsenio Hall, Natasha Leggero, Adam Ray, Damon Wayans Jr, Brian Monarch, Jen Murphy and Special Guest!
Hollywood Improv (The Main Room)
communityThe Download Comedy Show ft. Papp Johnson, Chelcye Perry, Mikey McDonald, Daisy Roxx, Kelley Zincone, Kate Lav, OJ Stellar and more TBA
Hollywood Improv (The Lab)
communityAngry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous
Gil Cates Theater- Geffen Playhouse
artsRoll Call @ Hamburger Mary's West Hollywood Location
Hamburger Mary's - West Hollywood
musicAnna Manucharyan & Armen Martirosyan: Poetry And Music
Catalina Jazz Club
musicThe Soul Rebels featuring Karl Denson
Blue Note Los Angeles
communityKim McVicar & Friends ft. Kim McVicar, Kelly Ryan, Dan Donohue, John Conroy, Brittany Ross. Saul Trujillo. Andy Benedetti and more TBA
Hollywood Improv (The Lab)
communityDolby Theatre Guided Tour
Dolby Tours
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bankFirst Citizens Bank (USA)
petAquatic Zoo Tropical Fish
2655, East Thousand Oaks Boulevard, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362
car_partsRoad N Truck Accessories
3234, East Thousand Oaks Boulevard, CA
deliBrent's Deli
2799, Townsgate Road, CA
carpetCarpet One Floor & Home
bankBank of America
954, South Westlake Boulevard, CA
post_officeThousand Oaks Post Office
3435, East Thousand Oaks Boulevard, CA
clinicLakeside Community Healthcare
612, East Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
nature_reserveGlider Hill Open Space
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Thousand OaksFiling Your W-2: Tips for Employees and Employers
Tax season might not be anyone's favorite time of year, but understanding your W-2 is key to keeping things stress-free. Whether you're a Conejo Valley employee checking those boxes or a local business owner in Thousand Oaks getting forms out to your team, knowing the ins and outs of this essential document makes a big difference. The Thousand Oaks Acorn recently highlighted how the W-2 shapes your tax return and keeps employers on the right side of IRS deadlines. For us here in the 805, where so many of us work locally or run small businesses, getting this right means fewer headaches come April. Double-check your personal info, make sure your earnings and withholdings match your pay stubs, and remember that employers have strict deadlines to send these out. It's all about keeping our community's finances on solid ground.
Thousand OaksJury finds Grossman, Erickson liable for $176 million in boys’ tragedy
A Van Nuys jury has ordered Rebecca Grossman and Scott Erickson to pay $176 million in a civil case stemming from the 2020 Westlake Village crash that killed brothers Mark and Jacob Iskander. The boys, ages 11 and 8, were struck by Grossman’s Mercedes-Benz SUV while crossing in a marked crosswalk. For our community, this verdict brings a measure of accountability after years of grief and legal proceedings. As reported by the Thousand Oaks Acorn, the civil case is separate from Grossman’s criminal trial, which continues to draw attention across the 805 region. This tragedy hit close to home for many in Thousand Oaks and Westlake Village, where families often walk and bike through neighborhood crosswalks. The verdict underscores the devastating consequences of reckless driving in our area.
Thousand OaksJury tags Grossman, Erickson with additional $22.17M in punitive damages
A Van Nuys jury has ordered Rebecca Grossman to pay $21 million in punitive damages and Scott Erickson $1.17 million for their roles in the 2020 crash that killed two young brothers from Westlake Village. The civil verdict, reported by the Thousand Oaks Acorn, comes on top of last week’s compensatory award, sending a clear message about accountability in this heartbreaking case that has shaken our community. For those of us in the 805, this tragedy hit close to home. The loss of those two boys on a quiet Westlake Village street is a wound that hasn’t healed. While no amount of money can bring them back, this jury’s decision underscores how seriously our courts take reckless conduct that endangers lives. It’s a somber reminder to cherish every moment with our loved ones.