Ventura County supervisors appoint behavioral health director as interim CEO
The Ventura County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on March 22 to appoint Sevet Johnson, the director of the county Behavioral Health Agency, as the interim replacement for retired County Executive Officer Mike Powers. Powers stepped down on March 10, two days after the board had voted in closed session to place him on paid Read More →
House subcommittee holds hearing in Santa Barbara on safety issues stemming from 2019 dive boat fire
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Tips from region’s experts on investing in times of trouble
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Ventura chefs help feed refugees of Ukraine war
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Vandenberg commander describes ‘year of firsts’ and growth at base
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Cottage files suit against Kaiser seeking ‘tens of millions’
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Property Rams were eyeing in Woodland Hills sells; buyer still unknown
The property in Woodland Hills rumored to be the Los Angeles Rams’ future team headquarters and practice facility sold to “a group of private investors” for $150 million, according to the seller’s real estate broker. Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, a commercial real estate company headquartered in Paris, announced March 15 that it sold the 34-acre site of the Read More →
