Oxnard accused of mismanaging sweepers’ pay
The Ventura County Taxpayers Association is alleging that the city of Oxnard had no legal justification to give its street sweepers an enormous pay raise to almost $200,000 annually in salary and benefits. “We’re at a loss as to why the city of Oxnard would so dramatically increase the cost of this service for apparently Read More →
Growers breathe sigh of relief as Mexican avocado imports resume
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St. John’s in Oxnard teams with Morehouse medical school to improve care, diversity
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With mask mandates lifted and cases dropping, region ponders pandemic’s next phase
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Interim St. John’s leader named permanent CEO
About five months after the top executive of the St. John’s hospitals in Oxnard and Camarillo resigned, their owner, Dignity Health, has announced a familiar face as their new leader. Barry Wolfman, who brings more than 30 years of hospital operations and health care management experience, has been appointed president and CEO of Dignity Health’s Read More →
Trade Desk breaks billion-dollar mark in annual revenue, beats expectations for Q4
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Federal, state authorities flag 71 bridges in tri-county region as ‘poor’
Each day, an estimated 72,500 vehicles cross a bridge on the southbound lanes of Highway 101 over railroad tracks at the Montalvo Metrolink station in Ventura. In Santa Barbara County, bridges on the northbound and southbound lanes of Highway 101 over San Jose Creek, west of Highway 217 in Goleta, carry about 60,500 vehicles every Read More →
