Former Ventura County CEO settles sexual harassment lawsuit
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Former Ventura County CEO settles sexual harassment lawsuit
Latest news, Law & Goverment, middle, Ventura CountyVentura County and its former CEO, Mike Powers, have agreed to a settlement with a former employee who sued him for alleged sexual and racial harassment and discrimination from 2019 to 2021. A notice of a conditional settlement was filed in Ventura County Superior Court Feb. 24. Terms of the settlement are not disclosed in Read More →
CCIA 2026: Area 805 Advanced Air Mobility Test Range poised for takeoff
Latest news, Technology, Ventura CountyWaiting for FAA approval, the Area 805 project is expected to launch into the skies over Ventura County later this year. The enterprise consists of 500 square miles of proposed airspace that would serve as a primary site for advanced air mobility testing for both commercial and defense industry partners. Encompassing airspace over Camarillo, Oxnard, Read More →
CLU conference focuses on solutions to state’s housing crisis
Higher Education, Latest news, middle, Subscriber content, Ventura CountyObstacles to building more, much-needed housing in California include regulatory and legal barriers, economic and financial risks and production costs. Solutions to the state’s housing crisis include tougher rent controls and increased public investment in homes. That’s according to a new study by California Lutheran University economist Jamshid Damooei, who presented it at a Feb. Read More →
805 law: Siblings challenge state law over Santa Barbara mineral rights
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