Former Thousand Oaks man arrested on fraud charges
A former Thousand Oaks resident who wrote a pamphlet warning of the dangers of drunken driving has been charged with numerous felonies including grand theft and money laundering, related to investments he solicited in his book project. George Ronald Russell, 65, was arrested in Nevada on April 1 by deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Read More →
Our View: Despite court ruling, corporate board diversity is wave of the future
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Ventura County’s EDC chosen for one of state’s 10 innovation hubs
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Vandenberg makes pitch for new space training headquarters
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Latest acquisition puts Saalex in a new league of federal contractors
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Dubroff: Workplace law experts weigh in on the slap heard ’round the world
Will Smith’s slap to the face of Chris Rock at the March 27 Oscar awards was not just appalling and wrong. It was also a slap to the face of any manager who is trying to navigate the modern workplace. And it put a spotlight on the challenges of face-to-face encounters in the post-pandemic environment Read More →
Our View: Ventura County’s interim CEO has a big job ahead
After two weeks of upheaval and confusion, the Ventura County Board of Supervisors has taken some welcome steps toward new leadership after the abrupt departure of longtime CEO Mike Powers. The first step was the release of information about the circumstances of Powers’ departure. Although it did not release a report into a sexual harassment Read More →
