Roadrunner grounds shuttle service to LAX
About 9,000 monthly riders in Ventura County will be looking elsewhere for airport transit after Camarillo-based Roadrunner Management Services ends its shuttle service to Los Angeles International Airport on July 31. The closure also means layoffs for 60 employees at the former family-owned business, one of the largest private transit operators in the region. In Read More →
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Paris Metro operator acquires Camarillo-based Roadrunner
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Bill tackles housing shortage by removing limits
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Denser, taller developments key to easing housing shortage
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Ventura County drivers will remain stuck in the slow lane
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