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Employers can require jabs as a condition for jobs, but few have done so

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Biden appointments could send wind power blowing into Morro Bay

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Ventura County’s farmworker resource program could go statewide

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Cars might never return to State Street, other downtown areas

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Mangoes are Mission’s next frontier

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Ventura County drops last remaining COVID lawsuits

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The Ventura County Board of Supervisors has voted to dismiss the county’s remaining five lawsuits against businesses that were not complying with COVID-19 regulations. The county brought lawsuits against 13 gyms and restaurants earlier this year when it found those businesses holding indoor or outdoor operations against local and state health orders. It dropped eight Read More →

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Faulkner Farm site in Santa Paula sells for $3.7M

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Faulkner Farm in Santa Paula, the home of the University of California’s Hansen Agricultural Research and Extension Center, sold for $3,700,001, one dollar more than asking, when escrow closed on March 5. The farm was put up for sale in September, after the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources decided to move its agricultural Read More →