VCDA files environmental suit against large ag landowner
Latest news, Law & GovermentThe Ventura County District Attorney’s Office has filed suit against the agriculture landowner Guzman family for alleged unlawful streambed alteration, diversion, grading, and pollution activities on multiple ranch properties near Wheeler Canyon Road east of Santa Paula. Named as defendants are Guadalupe A. Guzman, the Lupe and Carmen Guzman Revocable Family Trust, Guzman company Santa Read More →
WLV lawyer plays key role in Conejo biotech
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Former T.O. building inspector to stand trial in bribery case
Latest news, Law & GovermentA former Thousand Oaks building inspector and another man are headed for trial on charges they solicited a bribe from a contractor in return for the issuance of a city building permit for a residential project. At the conclusion of a preliminary hearing on July 22, a Ventura County Superior Court Judge found there was Read More →
New fitness studio combines strength and cognitive training
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At 103, Fiesta still packs an economic punch
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California challenging Trump’s Morro Bay wind energy opposition
Columns, Energy, Latest newsCalifornia officials are challenging what they say is an unlawful agreement between the U.S. Department of Interior and power producer Invenergy that would thwart California’s offshore wind energy development off the Central Coast. California Attorney General Rob Bonta and California Energy Commission Chair David Hochschild on July 16 sent the interior department a notice of intent Read More →
