The Ventura County Taxpayers Association is calling on the county Board of Supervisors to address what it says are ongoing cash flow shortages at the county’s medical system. The non-profit taxpayer advocacy group says the shortfalls have caused the Ventura County Medical System to borrow as much as $200 million from the county’s taxpayer-funded general Read More →
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A $250,000 sponsorship from life sciences company Takeda has made possible a new Moorpark College biotech analytical lab, which will be unveiled at a July 19 ribbon-cutting. The lab is located within the college’s main biotech lab, the school announced in a July 2 press release. It will be geared for students enrolled in the Read More →
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For the third consecutive month, the unemployment rate on the Central Coast dipped dramatically from the previous month, according to the latest data provided by the California Employment Development Department. Released June 21, the unemployment rate of the tri-counties was at 3.33% for May, down from 3.96% in April and 4.56% in March. All three Read More →