Ventura County
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.
Upcoming Events & Nearby
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communityVenturaOpera Santa Barbara: Rigoletto
The Lobero
musicVenturaThe California Honeydrops
Ventura Music Hall
communityVenturaSanta Barbara Surf Film Festival
Arlington Theatre
communityVenturaTurn Up Thursdays
Copper Blues Oxnard Resturant
musicVenturaAn Evening with Leonid & Friends
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Libbey Bowl
communityVenturaStrawberry Fuzz
Ventura Music Hall
communityVenturaFounders Lounge- Kathty Griffin (Not an Event Ticket)
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
TOArts & Nederlander pres Kathy Griffin
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
musicVenturaAn Evening with MIKE MASSÉ
Scherr Forum- B of A Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks
communityVenturaMicromania Midget Wrestling (Guests Under 18 Require Accompanying Adult)
The Canyon - Agoura Hills
DJ Mark Farina
Ventura Music Hall
Local Businesses
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post_officeThousand Oaks Post Office
3435, East Thousand Oaks Boulevard, CA
alcoholNorth Oaks Market & Liquor
1086, East Avenida de Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
fuelUSA Gasoline
1640, North Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
veterinaryBanfield Pet Hospital
bankCitibank
convenienceExtraMile
1152, East Avenida de Los Arboles, CA
bankU.S. Bank
3887, East Thousand Oaks Boulevard, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362
doctorsMole Removal Thousand Oaks
1240, South Westlake Boulevard, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91361
dog_parkConejo Creek Dog Park
1350, E Avenida de Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
Latest News in Thousand Oaks
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Thousand OaksIt’s off to Washington for Jacqui Irwin
Thousand Oaks is sending one of its own to Washington. Jacqui Irwin, a longtime local elected official and our neighbor, just won the race for California's 26th Congressional District, succeeding retiring Rep. Julia Brownley. After a solid victory on Nov. 3, she'll trade Sacramento for D.C., keeping the seat in Democratic hands. For those of us here in the Conejo Valley, this feels personal. Irwin has been a familiar face in local politics for years, and now she'll be representing our community on the national stage. It's a big step up, and we're proud to see a Thousand Oaks resident take on such an important role. The Thousand Oaks Acorn reported the news, and it's worth a read. Whether you're a longtime supporter or just tuning in, this is a moment to watch. We wish her well as she heads east—and we'll be following closely to see how she carries our local concerns to Congress.
Thousand OaksNail-biter unfolds in Thousand Oaks council race
If you live in Thousand Oaks' new District 1, your vote is carrying some serious weight right now. Wednesday's returns show incumbent Mikey Taylor and challenger Karen Arreola separated by just two percentage points — close enough that every last ballot truly matters. This is also the first go-round for Districts 1, 2 and 3, so residents are getting a real taste of district-based representation for the first time. Our friends at the Thousand Oaks Acorn are tracking the numbers closely, and we'll be watching right alongside them as the count wraps up. Local elections like this one shape the day-to-day stuff we all care about — parks, roads, safety, and how our neighborhoods grow. So whether you're in District 1 or just following along, it's worth keeping an eye on. Every vote in a race this tight is a reminder that local government starts right at our doorstep.
Thousand OaksAll in the family
Looks like the Buss name isn't going anywhere in Conejo Valley politics. Amy Buss, sister-in-law of outgoing CRPD board member Marissa Buss, is leading the Division 4 race by 10 points over Kerry Nelson, according to the Thousand Oaks Acorn. Division 4 covers Wildwood, Lynn Ranch, Rancho Conejo, Casa Conejo and nearby areas — so this isn't just a family affair, it's a decision that shapes local parks, rec programs and open space for thousands of us. Whether you see it as a dynasty or just a familiar name voters trust, the real takeaway is turnout. These park district seats often fly under the radar, yet they control the fields our kids play on and the trails we walk. Keep an eye on the final count — and if you're in Division 4, know who's representing your weekend.