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A long-running airshow returns to the Tri-Counties
The theme of this year’s Wings Over Camarillo Airshow is Saluting Test Pilots. "All the test pilots in the past that have had their careers in test flying all the new planes and rockets and made a difference in today's aviation," explains Lucien Pillai from the Airshow. He says...
A Lawsuit Against Brewers Billionaire Owner Mark Attanasio Claims That He Has Been Stealing Sand From A Beach In Malibu With An Excavator And Bringing It To His Own Property
What is that saying? "Dont bring sand to the beach?" Well Brewers billionaire owner was never told he couldn't take sand FROM the beach, especially if it's right outside his mansion in Malibu. Mark Attanasio is currently being sued by his other billionaire neighbors for using an excavator to pick...
Ventura County Fire Department marks move to spacious digs in Thousand Oaks
The Ventura County Fire Department dedicated its new, larger headquarters in Thousand Oaks Thursday morning, welcoming the move after decades in Camarillo. Officials addressed a crowd at an outdoor ribbon-cutting ceremony before they hosted tours of the two-story, 98,000-square-foot facility at 2400 Conejo Spectrum St., near Highway 101. “Let’s make the best of this...
L.A. based law firm settles COVID-19 PPP loan allegations
LOS ANGELES – A Calabasas-based law firm and members of its senior management have agreed to pay $274,000 to settle allegations they violated federal law by providing false information in support of a COVID-19 loan forgiveness application, officials announced Thursday. Federal prosecutors alleged that, at the direction and with...
Recruiting news and notes from Santa Barbara County, Santa Clarita and Ventura County
247Sports hit the road in California this past week, with stops at double-digit schools in Santa Barbara County, Santa Clarita and Ventura County. Several players in the Top247 for 2025 and 2026, and rising sophomores in the class of 2027, updated the latest in their recruitments as fall practice begins.
‘We’ve been too patient’: Community, officials demand action on Santa Susana Field Lab cleanup
Everyone agrees that the toxic mess left behind by decades of rocket testing and a partial nuclear meltdown at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) near Simi Valley needs to be cleaned up. Exactly when that will happen, however, and how thorough the remediation will be are still up in the air after decades of controversy and debate.
'Steamrolled by heat waves': Ventura County records 2 of its warmest months on record
Ventura County had one of its warmest starts to summer this year based on high and low temperatures, a federal database shows. The the latest data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ranked the last two months as the county’s warmest on record – a tie with 2021 – based on low...
CEO announced for St. John's hospitals in Oxnard, Camarillo
The former top administrator at hospitals in San Luis Obispo and Gardena has been named CEO of St. John’s hospitals in Oxnard and Camarillo. Dignity Health leaders announced earlier this month Patrick Caster, who had been serving as interim leader since June, has been named permanent CEO and president for St. John's Regional...
150 reopens: Repairs continue, but Ojai-Santa Paula route drivable again
Enormous rainstorms saturated the mountains north of Santa Paula during February, and a critical portion of State Route 150 between Santa Paula and Ojai has finally reopened in both directions after it was buried in a giant mudslide. Fixing the rural, two-lane roadway required an equally massive construction effort — with current cost estimates topping $14 million — to build a 360-foot steel-and-timber retaining wall up to 50 feet tall and anchored by huge cables.
‘Prettiest and slowest’: students describe Malibu summer
The lack of a hectic schedule during the summer months offers the Pepperdine community the perfect opportunity to grow closer together and get to know one another. Junior Emilia Schirrmeister stayed at Pepperdine for the May summer session to take Religion 200 and History 204 — two GEs. “After...
Release of the Draft FY 2023-24 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report Document for 15-Day Public Review
The City is soliciting comments on the Draft FY 2023-24 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), that reviews the City’s progress in meeting goals addressing affordable housing and supportive services for low- and moderate-income households and documents the expenditure of funds for such purposes during the program year. The draft document includes a summary of resources and programmatic accomplishments; the status of actions taken during the year to implement the City’s overall Consolidated Plan strategy; and a self-evaluation of the progress made during the past year. Beginning August 26, 2024, the document will be available for a minimum 15-day public review at the City of Simi Valley City Clerk’s Office located at 2929 Tapo Canyon Road; the Simi Valley Library located at 2969 Tapo Canyon Road; and the City’s website www.simivalley.org.
California Coastal Commission Hears Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance Update Public Review Draft with SB272 Consistency; Review and Certification of Local LCP Policies by 2034
VIDEO. From the California Coastal Commission meeting on Friday, August 9th, 2024 held at the King Gillette Ranch, 26800 Mulholland Hwy., Calabasas, as a hybrid meeting. Informational briefing on draft updates to the Commission’s Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance, which is available for public review and comment. The draft updates reflect: 1) evolving best available science; 2) integration of environmental justice principles and planning considerations; and 3) guidelines regarding updating Local Coastal Programs consistent with SB 272. This presentation will focus on updates related to science and SB 272 guidelines. A second informational briefing at a future Commission meeting will focus on the environmental justice updates. Discussion item only.
City Council announces new interim Planning Director Maureen Tamuri
Council approves Chili Cook-Off event and Malibu AYSO fees to use field for the 2024-25 soccer season The Malibu City Council welcomed back the community on Monday after a month hiatus. To start off the meeting, City Manager Steve McClary provided an update on the Nobu incident on July 4. “Nobu was cited by the city for the unpermitted event that was held on July 4. The citations included fines […] The post City Council announces new interim Planning Director Maureen Tamuri appeared first on The Malibu Times.
District TK expansion bucks statewide enrollment trends
Despite statewide concerns about stagnant enrollment in California Transitional Kindergarten (TK) programs, those concerns don’t apply to the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD), as the district’s TK expansion has continued into the upcoming school year. The TK program is akin to preschool, a space in which SMMUSD...
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