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• Fillmore budget plan looks better if city settles legal disputes

  Fillmore has a new budget proposal that puts th...

• Oxnard council favors utility subsidy for low-income seniors

  Oxnard's poorest seniors could get some help wi...

• Making a splash at Rancho Pool [Photo Gallery]

  Rancho Pool in Simi Valley is open for public s...

• County boosts pay for medical examiners as job goes unfilled

  Medical examiners get 10 percent pay boost beca...

• Ventura County proposal to cut trash contracts worries small haulers

  Small trash haulers are protesting a proposal t...

• Residents in Ventura neighborhood say any maintenance fee charge is too high

  The Ventura City Council approved new rates for...

• Simulated terror attack draws dozens of agencies to Port of Hueneme

  More than 90 local, state and federal governmen...

• Gorell feels positive after meeting with GOP leaders on immigration reform

  Assemblyman Jeff Gorell walked out of his meeti...

• Oxnard School District to discuss superintendent contract

  The Oxnard School District will hold a closed s...

• Port Hueneme council hears how giant bags might stop erosion

  An engineering firm will place giant sand bags ...

• Birds return to refurbished Steckel Park aviary in Santa Paula

  The birds had room to move around at their temp...

• Oxnard woman accused of embezzling $426,000 from Ventura nonprofit

  A bookkeeper at The Arc of Ventura County is ac...

• Moorpark council to consider ways to close budget deficit

  The Moorpark City Council on Wednesday will con...

• Camarillo crew works to restore World War II-era plane

  For nearly two decades, a small crew at the Com...

• Santa Paula approves $36.9 million budget for upcoming fiscal year

  Santa Paula approves $36.9 million budget for u...

• Ventura police investigate shooting that sends man to hospital

  Ventura police are investigating a shooting tha...

• Ventura Council passes 2013-14 budget

  Ventura no longer is tapping its savings to get...

• Piru company donates ninth K-9 to state corrections department

  K-9 Behavior Services of Piru has donated anoth...

• Young sea lions released near Santa Cruz Island after months in rehab center

  Young sea lions were released near Santa Cruz I...

• Thousand Oaks Auto Mall and city appeal to state once again

  Thousand Oaks Auto Mall Association and city o...

• Concrete competition helps build business for Fillmore waterscape business

  Adrian Gascon won a concrete competion in Las V...

• DNA evidence inconclusive in Oxnard strangling death, expert testifies

  A forensic pathologist testified that DNA found...

• Fillmore schools' attendance boundaries adjusted to account for renovations

  The Fillmore Unified School District has releas...

• Oil drilling scrutiny to extend beyond fracking

  A state Senate committee Tuesday will look more...

• Oxnard man pleads guilty to killing mother

  Nathan Preston of Oxnard stabbed his mother mor...

• Oxnard council to consider utility subsidies for poor residents

  Three plans, with costs ranging from $200,000 t...

• Ventura council pulls affordable housing item from tonight's agenda

  Ventura City Council has pulled a discussion on...

• Oxnard police seek help in finding man last seen with March homicide victim

  Detectives are trying to piece together the act...

• Authorities identify Camarillo boy fatally struck by vehicle

  Authorities this morning identified a boy who d...

• Public hearing set on county budget

  The Ventura County Board of Supervisors is sche...