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The governor has signed into law a pair of bills from two Ventura County legislators to help people with disabilities save money without fear of losing their benefits.
AB 449 and SB 324 allow people to work, and save some money without forfeiting eligibility for government programs like Medicaid and SSI.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown aims to step up cybersecurity efforts in the Golden State.
Robert Nukushina was trapped inside the state’s bureaucratic bubble without a pin.
No one at the state Franchise Tax Board could explain to the retired U.S. Department of Navy engineer why he was being hit with a tax bill, plus penalties, when he was certain he’d paid it months earlier.
On Labor Day, it's good to take just a moment to reflect on what is on everyone's mind, which of course is labor. Well, even if it's not what most of us ponder during this final three-day holiday of the summer, it's still a good time to think about the job market in Ventura County.
As Labor Day nears, California’s legislature is considering bills to help veterans returning home from active duty rejoin the workforce.
California is home to a growing population of more than 1.8 million veterans. With overseas operations in Iraq and Afghanistan winding down and more troops headed home, the number of veterans seeking jobs in California will continue to rise.
It unfortunately came as little surprise this week to read the state auditor's report that California state government agencies are woefully behind in protecting their computer databases.
In the wake of several high-profile online security breaches — specifically, in recent memory, attacks that exposed vulnerabilities of the security systems of both federal and private networks — State Assemblywoman Jacqui Irwin, D-Thousand Oaks, convened two panels in July to examine actions being taken to prevent future security breaches.
Officials from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services and the California Military Department and various policy experts were invited to be panelists.
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015, over 1,400 students and parents gathered at the Oxnard Police Activities League (PAL) gymnasium to take part in a K-12 Resource Fair. Participants met with educators, apprenticeship programs, health services, afterschool recreation programs, referral resources, vocational programs and trade schools. In all, over 700 backpacks filled with school supplies were given to elementary aged youth.
Funding is in place to install memorial signs dedicating a section of the 101 Freeway in Camarillo to a deputy killed by a drunk driver last year. Now it's up to Caltrans to determine when the signs will be installed.
Officials estimated the cost of the project at around $7,000. Since then, Camarillo, Ventura County and an organization representing Ventura County deputies have stepped up to pay for the memorial to Ventura County Sheriff's Dep. Eugene Kostiuchenko, who was struck and killed on the freeway near Lewis Road last October.
OXNARD, Calif. - Farmers could hook up to Oxnard’s recycled water output this summer if a proposal to temporarily use another agency’s pipeline is approved by regulators this week…
That the plan got to the board at all is credited to the efforts of Assemblywoman Jacqui Irwin, the Thousand Oaks Democrat. Irwin got the parties to sit down together in April after the idea initially fizzled because of permitting clashes.