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• Ojai horse trainer makes the cut when it comes to winning
• PIPW To Be Sponsor Ojai Writers Conference
• Two people reportedly shot in Piru
• Ventura County beaches get good report card from environmental group
• Disney 'Lab Rats' actress helps T.O. students get their dance moves down
• Small brush fire reported off Grimes Canyon Road in Fillmore
• Slain Simi Green Beret to be honored at Memorial Day ceremony
• Fitness fair to have cycling races, vendors
• Artistic Touch: Ventura photographer shares his passion for ocean
• IRS broadens help program for taxpayers
• 5 arrested in Ventura after noise complaint escalates to assault, police say
• High schools look for ways to accomodate graduation guests
• First day of new fee at Rincon Parkway nets no violators
• The GOP's two wings do battle in 24th Congressional District primary
• Sea lions find home on Ventura Harbor docks
• Popular 'Tea with Toni' Writing Workshops Expand to Include MEN Literary Agent, Toni Lopopolo, Offers Classes
• Two Pearl Harbor survivors to be honored in Simi Valley
• Proposed ballot initiative moves forward in Thousand Oaks
• Judge dismisses 'Soul Men' movie suit
• 'G.I. Joe' gets new marching orders, moves to 2013
• Ventura council approves pit bull ordinance
• Weekend book sale in Ojai will benefit three libraries
• Firefighters knock down blaze in Simi Valley
• Plans for new Camarillo high school bring cheers, jeers
• CEO Bob Bradway takes the helm at Amgen
• Deadline is 3pm! Only 2 more hours to enter to win a pair of tickets to see GEM...
• Newborn apparently born in farm field; cause of death unclear
• Foy balks at dirt fee, but supervisors OK hikes
• Students learn how city works at T.O. Public Works Open House
• Agoura Hills man killed in recreational accident
• Here's a chance to win tickets to see "Gem of the Ocean" this Thursday night FOR...
• Strawberry Festival attraction teaches youth about the 'sweet spot'
• CalAmp Corp. schedules stockholders meeting
• Industrial Park Associates negotiates sale
• Wipf has made VCJGA more relevant for young players
• Workshops summer schedule
• The radio interviews keep coming! This one on KCLU, Ventura County's NPR affilia...
• Take a look at what the audience has to say about their experience at our produc...
• Rice Avenue off-ramp to open Tuesday
• Unrealistic campaign
• U.S. debt
• June primary
• 26th District race
• Check out this insightful interview with Gem of the Ocean director Jim O'Neil, w...
• Exciting news! Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle President Bob Verini named Tom D...
• Sheriff's helicopter searching for injured woman in Los Padres
• CSUCI sends 1,380 graduates out into the world
• Political control could shift in race for supervisor seat
• Experts hope weather won't cloud solar eclipse
• Colleen Cason: Policing the needs of K-9s
• Dinner series to celebrate local treasures, economy
• Small field in two primary races means all candidates will advance
• Secret details revealed about Oxnard probe
• Camarillo YMCA's executive director retires
• New Yorkers will now be able to buy Ventura Limoncello
• East county pet of the week: Ariel is a spayed, longhair female cat with big yellow eyes
• West county pet of the week: Harvey is an adult Chihuahua/rat terrier mix
• Ventura County pet of the week: Sterling is a 3- to 4-year-old, gray Chihuahua mix
• 2 arrested in robberies of kids in Oxnard
• Police look for stabber in Oxnard
• West county community briefs: Triathlon clinic planned for Sunday
• East county community briefs: Fair will promote sustainable living
• New workshop added for summer: Thursday night improv for adults
• Learn more about the stars of our next Broadway Cabaret Benefit, DANIEL TATAR an...
• Jury duty
• Compromise needed
• Nonprofit group set to open animal shelter in Santa Paula
• Oxnard police investigate minor stabbing
• Ventura County officers killed in line of duty honored at ceremony
• A new blood sport
• De la Isla: Don't worry about Latino voters
• East Ventura herons
• May: What's the rush on U.S. security?
• Editorial: House GOP to try again with brinkmanship
• Housing market
• Editorial: Strawberry Festival is a tasty celebration
• Local grower ordered to rehire employee fired for union organizing
• Stagecoach Inn Museum to hold antiques fair
• Thousand Oaks surgeon invited to perform at Berlin Philharmonic concert
• Commitment
• Drug developer Kythera Biopharmaceuticals to go public
• Saturday morning workshops on hiatus
• GEM OF THE OCEAN began previews today! Here's the latest installment of our Gem...
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Conejo & Las Virgenes celebrate Youths of the Year
• Ask the director: Local sources satisfy Ventura's thirst
• Teen driver safety class scheduled
• Who is stealing the freeway mission bells in Ventura?
• Oxnard Union school district teams up with Port of Hueneme
• Ladybugs let loose in Thousand Oaks
• Elias: Hydrogen highway grants fail the smell test
• Thomasson: Obama mixes expediency, conviction
• Navarrette: Mexico must continue its drug war
• Agoura makes quick rise in baseball
• We announced our next Broadway Cabaret Benefit Series today - DANIEL TATAR AND T...
• Freeway closures in downtown Ventura
• Camarillo inventor honored for medical device
• Tax burden
• Man who killed parents asks to be released from mental hospital
• Santa Paula unification
• Teacher recognition
• Oxnard funeral director defies odds to continue to help others
• Disappointing flyers
• Montalvo liquor store robbed again
• Regional Art Museum
• Fillmore May Festival is celebration of community
• Highway 101 trestle to get face-lift in Ventura
• Fillmore's May Festival has evolved over 100 years
• Special show: Closing Credits reading
• Literary Vibe in Ojai: Summer Writers Workshops Offered the Entire Month of June
• Big banks
• Attacks on Parks
• Walmart vs. bike path
• Where is the Outrage?
• Same-sex marriage
• Wall Street regulation
• Hey all Pinterest users - follow us to see some special Rubicon and theatre imag...
• Outage in Thousand Oaks affects 1,640 customers
• Oxnard collision may have left person trapped, officials said
• Nash: My book takes a dunking, but my e-book keeps on ticking
• Travel briefs: Van Gogh museum unveils watercolor
• Roshell: Pros, cons of spacing kids
• Emotional Fitness: 10 reasons why moms are important
• Farmers Market: Wide variety of plant stars available at farmers market
• Cook du Jour Eloise Maitland's Belgian waffles are perfect for special occasions
• Twenty hoping to reach state community college track meet
• Rides planned throughout Ventura County to honor fallen bicyclists
• Of War and Life: Army veteran reflects on hard times
• Volunteers help fill bags for children in foster care
• A fourth candidate announces bid for Oxnard City Council
• AeroVironment promotes from within for anticipated growth
• O'Reilly: The 'Boys' still making waves
• Editorial: On spending, just what does the Pentagon know?
• FDA concept would mean fewer prescriptions, more over-the-counter drugs
• Oxnard College shows off new library and learning resource center
• Older ballet students learning balance, focus in Simi
• Internet radio station gives CLU students broadcast time
• Sewer problem tanks Camarillo home purchase
• Benefit concert highlights talent from Simi Valley high school choirs
• Camarillo chipmaker narrows losses; names new board member
• Walters: State's political reformers face huge challenge
• May: Defining the real Palestinian refugee problem
• Newbury Park sixth-graders share importance of reading with Oxnard pupils
• CHP reminds drivers to share road with motorcyclists
• Track Notebook: CIF track prelims this weekend
• CLU students interview homeless people for project
• Ventura's Corporate Games nearing the end
• Thousand Oaks solar project $400,000 over budget
• Oxnard remembers police officers killed in line of duty
• Republican spending
• Choices
• Online Writing Workshops Expanded By Lopopolo Literary Management
• 2nd annual walk to help families affected by Williams Syndrome
• Ojai Community Bank reports record first quarter
• Teledyne subsidiary to expand in Florida
• Editorial: Silence in Russia
• Editorial: Poll shows gap between drivers and motorcycles
• The cast of August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean arrives in Ventura! To celebrate th...
• Wisconsin couple win $1M prize on 'Amazing Race'
• Study says hospital charges don't add up
• Fujita denies involvement in bounty scandal
• Search continues for film exec last seen in Oak Park
• Injured deer found in ocean off Ventura
• CLU Notebook: CLU's Haulcy-Bateman attends NFL rookie mini-camp
• Online Writing Workshops Expanded By Lopopolo Literary Management
• Paulson: On autopilot, U.S. debt explodes
• Editorial: The fight against blight may get a new weapon
• Exterior house fire in Ventura causes estimated $10,000 in damages
• La Reina doesn't claim mock trial title, but 'we tried our hardest'
• Former city editor remembered for dedication to news, diversity
• Star wins awards in state journalism contest
• Suspected serial bank robber strikes in Oxnard, later arrested
• La Reina team doesn't advance to mock trial U.S. championship round
• Man, 61, killed in Rose Valley motorcycle crash Friday
• Police still investigating suspected robbery of Simi Valley salon
• O'Reilly: It's boring. Knock it off, people
• Editorial: The trusty Zippo
• Editorial: Yes on Prop. 28 to improve state term-limits law
• Efforts to start Rio recall appear to fall short
• Sought by Ventura police, suspect found hiding in Camarillo
• West county pet of the week: Meow Meow is a very loving, 6-year-old cat
• East county pet of the week: Coco, a spayed, declawed 9-year-old female tuxedo
• Ventura County pet of the week: Brownie is a 7- to 8-year-old, brown and white Chihuahua mix
• Simi Boys & Girls Club agrees to terms to pay city back rent
• Amgen target of congressional probe
• All American Containers leases larger space in Simi Valley
• Miss & Teen Hollywood Pageant – Scholarship Opportunity & Benefit for Beauties & Athletes Against Bullying
• Fillmore parolee arrested after search of home
• Expectations are high for 'The Avengers,' but will it match 'The Hunger Games'?
• Community College Notebook: VC ready for home softball series
• Bomb threat at Malibu postpones Tri-Valley championship swim meet
• Simi Green Beret to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Prayer breakfast brings together different faiths
• East county club news: Women to discuss international affairs
• Forum scheduled on plans for new Camarillo high school
• Dole will consider splitting
• Young Artists Ensemble to perform 'The Neverending Story'
• May: A disturbing lack of U.S. courage
• Robinson: Witch hunt for the zombie voter
• The first installment of our Gem of the Ocean video interviews! Watch director...
• Oxnard man beats out 100,000 others for top security title
• Moorpark police arrest 19 juveniles in burglaries
• Oxnard invites public to energy workshop
• One division in Corporate Games has three-way tie
• Colina Middle School in Thousand Oaks gears students up for testing
• Dylan Gregory Hatch Foundation gives gifts to two families
• Social Justice Fund to highlight youth of Ventura County
• Walk set Saturday to help mentally ill
• Murdock: The ills of fuel-economy standards
• Schram: The making of a great president
• Editorial: Our excess chins
• Editorial: Warning, state lawmakers may not measure up
• Festival-goers can experience India in Thousand Oaks
• Los Robles Master Chorale to perform 'Mostly Mozart'
• Bennett stands out
• Flawed analysis
• Naval base
• Ventura man arrested after pursuit through midtown
• Strickland protecting county’s future
• Memorial service planned for journalist Debra Ryono
• Humane Society
• Camarillo man convicted of indecent exposure at libraries
• Residential fire reported in Oxnard
• Simi Valley High to hold performance of 'Guys and Dolls'
• Columnist Margaret Nesbitt previews the National Day of Prayer
• Register your 5-10 year olds for the Stinky Feet Theatre Workshop! Ages: 5–7...
• Camarillo superintendent to retire at end of school year
• Gathering celebrates the Ford GT
• Stories, tears flow as Mike's Place serves last meals
• Simi Valley man arrested after chase
• The Best is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman, which premiered at Rubicon and...
• Nominations for the 57th Annual Drama Desk Awards were announced at a news confe...
• Cafe Society: Mike's Restaurant, Local Cafe of Ventura call it quits on same day
• Car crash slows traffic on 118 freeway in Simi Valley
• At least one injured in Moorpark crash
• One injured after tree falls on condo porch in Thousand Oaks
• Man injured in Oxnard after being pinned between two vehicles
• Emotional Fitness: How long does it take to get to know someone?
• Travel briefs: D.C. wax museum gets Lady Gaga
• Simi police arrest 1 in stabbing
• Man, 40, pleads guilty to felony insurance fraud
• Police: Suspect in Simi Valley auto theft ran out of gas, tried to force man to drive him away
• Action balances laughs in 'Pirates'
• When it comes to action, Statham's a 'Safe' bet
• 'Damsels' more likely to impress than distress
• MOVIES: Cusack's Poe keeps 'The Raven' from descending into dull
• Moorpark goes for last WSC track title
• Simi Valley students learning lessons from gardens
• Parents of Ventura crash victim urge teen drivers to avoid distractions
• Nova Medical Products CEO to speak at CLU breakfast
• Oxnard's CalAmp improves earnings, pays down debt
• Milbank: On immigration, Scalia sizzles
• VIC at Oxnard College
• Check out what the critics said about Hello! My Baby The Musical!
• Did you miss Hello! My Baby The Musical during its sold-out run at Rubicon? Yo...
• Mother's Day brunch at Cisco Restaurant's
• Fresh from the farm
• WEV enters the world of entrepreneurship
• Survival strategies for employee relationships
• Amgen keeps momentum in Corporate Games
• Umami Burger in Thousand Oaks to offer chain's first kids menu
• Youth briefs: Community invited to nondigital games
• Community college notebook: Moorpark stays in position for title in final season
• Ventura neurosurgery malpractice case settled
• Santa Paula school gets top honor for achievements
• Ladera School in Thousand Oaks celebrates 50 years
• Developers sell two apartment lots in Oxnard's RiverPark
• Supervisors endorse bill strengthening rights of long-term tenants in mobile home parks
• Mistrial in government's case against former Vitesse executives
• Unicycle group puts its own spin on basketball
• Simi council seeks public input on flag designs
• Plumber: 'Smart-divide' model can solve sink dilemma
• Editorial: Sen. Rubio breaks party ranks over immigration
• Elias: California GOP primary once again means little
• Editorial: An ill-advised grab
• Milbank: Politics, but no real consensus
• Murdock: Democrats ignoring budget law
• BeBe Winans writing memoir of Whitney Houston
• Oxnard's Buddy Burgers changes owners, but food will remain the same
• Hey adults! We offer professional acting classes in Ventura! The next session is...
• Local roundup: April 23, 2012
• Bryans win 20th Masters 1000 title
• Water Polo: U.S. takes the long way to London
• High School Baseball Notebook: Close games key to Ventura High's resurgence
• Coburn wins another Ojai City title
• Davis wins Senior Sprint Car race at Ventura Raceway
• Ventura firefighters group, auxiliary donate to two nonprofits
• Ojai festival promotes children's fitness
• Appeals court orders evidentiary hearing for Max Factor heir Andrew Luster
• Races, street festival raise money for clean-water projects
• Simi council is set to pick official city flag
• Wireless antennas will go before Thousand Oaks council
• Simi Valley gymnast, 38, has set her sights on making the national team
• Local ceremony, march planned for Crime Victims Rights Week
• Saticoy man arrested in connection with gang shooting and hit and run
• Editorial: New county smog figures are a healthy breath of fresh air
• Irene Pinkard to run for Oxnard mayor
• Police searching for 3 men in connection with robbing and assaulting Oxnard man with bat
• 3 Ventura County men arrested in home invasion robbery
• Port Hueneme police make arrests in bank robbery
• Environmental analysis of proposed Thousand Oaks development available for review
• Flood of fundraising under way in 26th Congressional race
• Murder defendant's attorney asks that charge be tossed from court
• High school track & field: Strong showing for Rio Mesa in Walnut relays
• Crash injures 1 between Camarillo, Ventura
• Terry's take: A milestone and a lesson
• VC swimmer Chung breaking records early in 1st season
• The Ojai taking one for the team this year
• College notebook: Becerra breaking out at Stanford
• 4-H pair complete path to preservation at Ormond Beach
• Pet fair to include vaccination clinic
• Volunteers sought for work in park
• Health screenings to be offered
• Conference planned on social justice
• Golf tourney to aid paralyzed woman
• Condors may stand in way of growing wind power industry
• Gardens are in full bloom for tour season
• Two Ventura brothers arrested after brief foot chase
• Farmers turn to alternative energy despite money, time, risks and obstacles
• Nonprofit offers photo seminar
• Company spotlight: Scaling Down
• Former "Jeopardy" champ Ken Jennings tackles maps in his latest book; now he heads to Ventura County
• Cafe Society: 'MasterChef' competitors take over Ventura
• Literary Happenings: Have fun, go green with 'Craft Activism'
• Sunken: Things to know about tax refunds
• Singletary: Sacked by overinvesting
• Gadgets, websites can help you save on gas
• Chamber plans mixer Wednesday
• Chabad to host financial seminar
• Sheriff's deputies search for suspect from Malibu
• Service technicians at Paradise Chevrolet named ‘GM World Class’
• Diagnosing a stubborn stalling, injection issue
• Is Kia’s Optima SX the ideal family sporty sedan?
• Ventura County air is cleanest it's been in almost four decades, officials say
• Of War and Life: World War II took Ojai veteran from a Missouri farm to Pacific islands
• Camarillo couple tied the knot 70 years ago
• East county pet of the week: Bunny is a 5-year-old female Rottweiler mix
• Westlake spikers make good with a second chance
• Vehicle goes down embankment in Simi
• Santa Paula injury hit-and-run leads to arrests
• West county community briefs: Fundraiser to aid for youth baseball
• Track and field: Relays produce top times
• College swimming: VC nears another sweep
• East county community briefs: School to stage musical comedy
• Window shot out in Oxnard as vehicle carries suspect in burglary attempt
• Coast Guard will offer free boating class in Thousand Oaks
• Oxnard junior high teacher to fight dismissal over porn past
• Group to hold LGBT-friendly prom in Ventura
• High school swimming notebook: CIF-SS competition proves challenging for Villanova
• O'Reilly: Charity and today's politicians
• Experience the roller-coaster life of record producer Bruce Kimmel
• Editorial: Gentle justice for an unrepentant mass murderer
• Strickland bill seeks health warning on reusable grocery bags
• Program offers second chance for juvenile offenders
• National homeless program could be headed to Ventura
• CI Professor leads panel on Deepwater Horizon oil spill
• Moorpark College student wins art award
• Simi Valley councilmen caught offguard by appointee's past
• Bluesman to host New Ventura County Blues Society Jams
• Tickets on sale for Simi Boys & Girls Club auction
• Visiting your ancestral Shtetl/Kahila/Towns
• Meet the only Latino duo in So Cal's hip-hop music scene
• Healthy pets, healthy family
• Peace pilgrim treks through Ventura
• Indulge in spring at local garden spots
• 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi' is tasty any way you slice it
• Poor Zach Efron, saddled with a hackneyed script, is not 'The Lucky One'
• Cypress Hill brings diversity and West Coast rap to Ventura
• Noir City festival in L.A. to screen 30 films
• Brunch is 'magnifique' at French Bulldog in Camarillo
• 'The Lawrence Welk Show' is now on DVD
• Watch out: New DVD releases for the week of April 20, 2012
• Listen up: New albums this week (04/20)
• Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce marks 60 years
• Biasotti: Picking the best of NBA lockout season
• Seven people treated after vehicle leaves road near Santa Paula
• Rising sea levels put coastal communities at risk
• Group to present dances from six states of Mexico
• Mobile learning center helps Conejo kids understand sustainability
• Exhibit standout: Graduating seniors display art at CLU
• Ojai vocalist Perla Batalla to perform benefit concert in Ventura
• Chill standout: 'Battleship' and "Young and the Restless' actors to speak at CLU
• Film listings standout: 'The Cabin in the Woods'
• Moorpark sports teams will pay to use city's athletic fields
• Boys tennis notebook: Calabasas majoring in chemistry
• Water symposium stresses conservation, communication
• Moorpark High Interact members act locally, globally
• East county club news: Landscape designer will give garden tips
• Festivals, Earth Day events and special screenings: April 20, 2012
• West county club news: Embroidery club to have tea party
• Local professor among scientists providing overview of Gulf of Mexico oil spill
• Camarillo theater explores real-life hate crime in 'Laramie Project'
• Locey's picks for this week's top gigs
• Disney swings for the trees with 'Chimpanzee'
• Art galleries and museums: April 20, 2012
• Walters: Bullet train project still lacks valid data
• Fundraiser at Zoey's Cafe in Ventura to benefit Harmony Project
• Simi Valley Rotarian to be honored as Champion of Change
• Senate panel approves newborn testing bill sought by Camarillo mom
• Ventura Corporate games competition heating up
• Elias: Will gas prices stunt the California recovery?
• Community college notebook: Moorpark making most of final season
• Naval Base Ventura County earns national safety honors
• Ventura County Writers Club Celebrates 2012 Poetry Contest Winners
• Overpaid pilots?
• Highway 126 ramps closed in Ventura after cement truck collides with SUV
• Moorpark City Council might change ordinance on day laborers
• Moorpark mayor to be honored by Simi Valley Hospital Foundation
• Grandparenting program to be held at Goebel Senior Adult Center
• Donations being sought for Simi Valley woman with epilepsy
• Ventura County Writers Club Celebrates 2012 Poetry Contest Winners Awards and cash prizes were given out on April 10th
• Local library to bring music of Guthrie with Frankie Fuchs
• Go green with fun at 15th Annual Arbor Earth Day
• An evening of college admissions hilarity and wisdom
• CI to hold first annual Earth Extravaganza
• A$AP Rocky ready to turn Ventura purple
• CI conference gathers educators to promote equity in schools
• Young adults get jobs and a future
• Community and business awards nominations going on now
• Frontier High Mock Trial team recognized by Camarillo Lions
• Camp Counselor In Training opportunities for ages 13-15
• Terry's Take: Growing awareness
• One person injured in Highway 101 crash in Westlake Village
• Man, 28, arrested in connection with Oxnard robbery
• Movie studio filming in Fillmore
• Singletary: Student loans: the debt bomb
• Reagan Library commissions statue of former president
• Newly formed Rancho Simi Chapter of DAR receives accolades
• Faith and prayer
• Little brother a pest, too
• Economic collapse
• Gun laws
• Obama’s first term
• Poe Symposium in Camarillo to discuss pests, pathogens, pollination and water
• Local boxing notebook: Oxnard's Rios goes for interim title tonight
• Andrews for supervisor
• Ventura police launch social networking neighorhood watch effort
• Habitat for Humanity to open ReStore in Simi Valley
• Simi Valley preschool celebrates 40 years in the community
• Corporate games results announced
• L.A. sheriff's deputy who suffered seizures loses license after fatal Fillmore crash
• Port Hueneme biodiesel developers win $2 million grant
• Academic Olympics
• Join us for our VERY FIRST CRUISE EVENT this October!! We are partnering with CR...
• Agoura Hills robotics camp gives students chance to build and experiment
• Youth briefs: Trip to take teens to trampoline park
• Santa Paula elementary school honored
• Ventura County Ballet's 'Cinderella' is a family affair
• Ojai gives final approval to ban on plastic shopping bags
• Residents ask Ojai council to ban all 'smart' meters
• In TV ad, Parks reveals her ice cream preference
• IT'S HERE! You asked and the cast has answered! Check out the personal video res...
• Award-winning Memoirist to Speak on 'Storytelling, the Memoir and Adventures in Self-Publishing' at May VCWC Meeting
• DNA match leads to arrest in 2010 Saticoy carjacking
• High school track notebook: Russell Cup ready for 93rd edition
• Carlisle: Nostalgia aside, business as usual for Dopdgers' home opener
• Moorpark College celebrates different cultures
• Robinson: Handicapping the GOP veep stakes
• Herdt: We got our district. Now what?
• Editorial: A smartphone anti-theft plan
• Editorial: Santorum halts; 19 states' voters are left stranded
• Auditions for Rubicon's Summer Youth Theatre Camp Productions start next week! R...
• Award-winning Memoirist to Speak on "Storytelling, the Memoir and Adventures in Self-Publishing" at May VCWC May 8th meeting
• Death of man struck by train in Simi Valley ruled suicide
• Ballpark landmark: Dodger Stadium turns 50
• Ventura design firm trades bland for history and vibrancy
• Elias: Minor-party protest lawsuit misses the point
• We're celebrating Company Member Joseph Fuqua's 50th birthday with a reading of...
• We had a student reporter from Foothill Technology High School come to Hello! My...
• Hundreds attend sunrise Easter service near Ojai
• Farmers market celebrates Easter
• Helicopter rescues injured hand glider near Camarillo
• Firefighters put out garage blaze near Ventura
• Editorial: Unemployment down in U.S. but still disappointing
• Paulson: Faith still matters to Americans
• Karlovy Vary rolls to Ashland victory
• Gemologist wins $1 million Wood
• Hochevar sharp in Royals' 6-3 win over Angels
• Motorcyclist injured in Camarillo crash
• College Notebook: Training at VC helps Stanford's Lee
• Two agencies investigate separate shots fired calls
• Terry's take: Honoring teammates
• Community colleges start fundraising plans to sustain sports
• Postcard from Augusta
• Volunteer attorneys to counsel seniors, caregivers in Conejo Valley
• Authorities respond to Highway 101 wreck in Conejo
• Simi heroin task force to meet Tuesday
• Scholarships available from the Simi Valley Education Foundation
• Senior driver's ed class offered
• Film contest involving water issues now open
• CLU will display students' art
• East county community briefs: Storyteller to share his tales at college
• West county pet of the week: Ricky is a 3 year-old neutered Shih Tzu mix
• Ventura County pet of the week: Sporticus is a brown and white, shorthair Chihuahua mix
• In uniform: April 7, 2012
• East county pet of the week: Becks is a 7 or 8 year old German shepherd mix
• Today is the last day to ASK THE CAST of Hello! My Baby The Musical! Go to our...
• Another Sunday improv showcase!
• Maritime museum holds final exhibit before move
• Rescue mission serves 148 Easter meals
• Theater, classical music and culture events: April 6, 2012
• Ventura County Educators' Hall of Fame to induct 5
• Art galleries and museums: April 6, 2012
• Royal High arts students show off their work
• With 'Reunion,' it's bye-bye to 'American Pie'
• Camarillo woman gets state-level DAR honors
• Pentagon says list of possible base closures will be out in May 2013
• Newbury Park High teacher wins Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence
• Moorpark OKs banning pets from some city events
• Winners of the 11th Annual Poetry Contest to be feted Tuesday, April 10th
• Winners of The 11th Annual VCWC Poetry Contest
• Imagine yourself as…
• Big things happening through acts of an inspired community
• Financial literacy program is making a difference in county
• Results of first week of Corporate Games
• Awakening Minds Changing Paths program comes to an end
• Mountain Meadows students learn about growing healthy plants
• Soroptimists learn about Ventura Botanical Garden Project
• Sentencing postponed for man convicted of killing girlfriend
• 26th Congressional District candidates to focus on Latino issues
• Los Robles Hospital welcomes Anthem Blue Cross patients after reaching an oral agreement
• Strickland seeks state's help to protect military base
• Interested in an acting class for adults on Wednesday? Let us know
• Marmonte's logic doesn't sway playoff committee
• Market sues Oxnard over beer and wine permit
• Vehicle crashes after shots heard in Oxnard
• Thomas Aquinas tutor, 58, was wiz at Trivial Pursuit
• ASK THE CAST of Hello! My Baby The Musical! POST YOUR QUESTION on Rubicon’s Fac...
• Wedding ritual celebrated by Hindus in Oak Park
• Cason: Senior runner has much ground to cover
• Camarillo library celebrates five-year anniversary
• Medi-Cal commission investigating clinic assignments
• Recovering teen addict hopes to inspire others to get clean
• Water manager's $618,608 payout has back story
• Homeless seek alternatives after winter shelter closes
• Kids display egg-hunting skills at Eggstravaganza in Thousand Oaks
• Authorities identify woman stabbed to death in Fillmore
• More school districts face shortfalls as budget crisis continues
• Editorial: Lawmakers OK highway bill, then hit the road
• O'Reilly: Take me out to the ballgame
• Of War and Life: Ventura man recalls seeing action in France during World War II
• Suspect identified in T.O. stabbing, battery
• Residents move into new farmworker apartments in Oxnard
• CSUCI musical production a first for the campus
• Pleasant Valley speech contest winners announced
• Local Boxing Notebook: Pavlik ready for return to ring
• Landlord not negligent in pit bull attack, jury decides
• Channel Islands High School drill team competes for national title
• County job market to rebound slowly, forecaster predicts
• Ojai literary fans get it write at WordFest
• 'Glee for grownups' group brings home awards
• CLU shows appreciation to local teachers
• Editorial: Closing U.S. tax loopholes not as easy as it sounds
• Here's another wonderful review of this World Premiere. Tickets are going fast...
• Hooray and Congrats to the Creative Team of Hello! My Baby
• School program in the market for healthy eaters
• Ojai Community Bank turns around for improved fourth-quarter earnings
• Symphony puts on humorous musical show for children
• Drug prevention measures
• Instant Karma returns to the VIC
• After finding the right sport, Amy Spafford has been unbeatable on the mat
• Nifty Balloon Show at the VIC on April 15
• Duchene's determination led to CIF title and strong showing at state
• Secret Service exhibit features counterfeit money
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• Well Red
• Four Expert Panelists to Instruct Authors on Social Media Marketing as part of "Author Promote Thyself" workshop to be held Saturday, March 31 in Ojai.
• Firefighters knock down garage blaze in Simi Valley
• Oxnard police report sobriety check results
• Erratic driver crashes off Highway 101 in Thousand Oaks
• Rubicon subscribers are invited to a free announcement event about the 15th Anni...
• Governor discusses state's energy sources at ECO:nomics
• Crafters get advice on turning a hobby into business
• Artists can submit work for upcoming Conejo Valley show
• County agencies can apply for food and shelter funding
• Santa Paula teacher named to state commission
• Camarillo MMA fighter making pro debut at age 42
• Preliminary report airs concerns about local Medi-Cal plan
• Measure O money provides cushion for Oxnard's budget woes
• Emerson String Quartet will perform at Ventura Music Festival
• Hillcrest Center solar project expected to meet deadline
• State Supreme Court rejects appeal in Faria Beach killings
• Alpacas will show their fleece at county fairgrounds this weekend
• VIC in the News, Ventura’s Laughing Place 3/12/12
• Schram: Obamacare's conservative roots
• Editorial: The inglorious end of Osama bin Laden
• Editorial: America's war against measles is not finished
• Local sports briefs: Grace Brethren's Karn honored
• Boys volleyball notebook: OAK Park turns on the power
• USA Water polo to hold tournament at CLU
• Kropp: Camarillo boys team enjoys experience at CLU
• Plans put on hold to sell land, build new campus for Conejo Valley High School
• Tom Dugan honored with Best Solo Performance for "Nazi Hunter - Simon Wiesenthal...
• 2012 California Strawberry Festival offers special discounts
• Camarillo’s Boys U11 wins California State Championship
• Gallery seeking new artists for exhibitions
• Increased VISTA bus ridership likely spurred by rising gas prices
• Simi Valley police announce Parent Project workshop
• Fillmore resident to receive award for her service
• Congratulations to "Nazi Hunter - Simon Wiesenthal" playwright and actor Tom Dug...
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• Editorial: In Iraq, blame the U.S., but drive American
• Lacayo: Bridging the achievement gap between students
• Thomasson: History an excellent guide, if read
• Elias: It's a good thing populism killed California LNG
• Youth results for March 20, 2012
• Youth signups for March 20, 2012
• Man killed in Ventura, police say
• Man, 29, arrested after back-to-back robberies in Ventura
• Santa Paula City Council to make committee appointments
• Church celebrates St. Joseph's Day
• Whale Festival shuffles lineup after boating trips canceled
• Newbury Park woman sees herself as 'underdog' in Assembly race
• New Writing Workshops Added To Ojai Word Fest
• We're getting very close to opening this Tin-Pantastic new show! Here are some p...
• Westlake High wins second place in division at state Academic Decathlon
• County officials head to Washington, D.C., to talk about naval base
• Study shows fewer cellphone-related crashes, deaths
• Number of animal vet specialists on the rise
• Rain leaves behind winds, cold temperatures
• Six people arrested in Ventura St. Patrick's Day DUI operation
• Ventura police look for people who ran away after crash
• Editorial: It's time for U.S. to repeal a relic of the Cold War
• McFeatters: Debaters' topics lining up nicely
• Power restored at CSU Channel Islands
• Westlake students confident in Academic Decathlon state challenge
• Westlake has fast start in lacrosse
• Families fight with Medi-Cal plan for care of developmentally disabled children
• Navy exercises will test military readiness for terrorist threats
• Oxnard man sees himself as a Tuskegee Airman for life
• Colleen Cason: "Recovery" is a welcome R-word
• 2 people nabbed after trying to buy alcohol for decoy minor
• Rain doesn't dampen all the St. Patrick's Day fun in Ventura
• Local sports briefs: Santa Clara looking for head coach
• Camarillo residents spotlight plight of Ugandan warlord's child soldiers
• Simi Valley woman's book on pioneer cemetery serves as resource
• Community college notebook: Record-breaking success for VC's swimming teams
• New Writing Workshops Added to Ojai WordFest on Saturday, March 31
• Wilson does well, Angels beat Reds 3-1
• Ed Asner, son talk about autism with Rotary clubs
• Newbury Park High teacher on leave after allegations of inappropriate conduct
• Local sports briefs: Camarillo Kiwanis hosts races
• Rubicon will be represented at the Kids Expo this saturday at Pacific View Mall...
• New dance academy to host reception
• Lemon sales shrink Limoneira losses
• Democratic groups united behind a single tax initiative for fall ballot
• Port Hueneme man guilty of sexually abusing child
• May: Game of nukes in Mideast
• Schram: Pipeline denial trips up Obama
• Editorial: Hospital project labor agreement runs out of time
• Editorial: Supply and demand
• McKeon blasts proposed defense cuts at Reagan library address
• Cities give high marks to private firm hired to operate its libraries
• Simi Valley couple's music is part of Smithsonian gaming exhibit
• Westlake High's Academic Decathlon team preps for state championship
• Loss brings together grieving father, leukemia victim
• Ventura home available for former foster children
• Work under way to connect Camarillo via bicycle path
• Navy captain kicks off training conference in Ventura
• Assemblyman has head shaved at fundraiser
• Summer here we come!
• PathPoint seeks volunteers
• Check out some photos of the Hello! My Baby The Musical cast!
• Cubs' Garza wild in 5-0 loss to Dodgers
• Meet the cast of "Hello! My Baby"!
• DID YOU KNOW...that George Wendt (Norm from "Cheers" and star of "Hairspray" and...
• Local Medi-Cal plan faces problems, controversy
• Colleen Cason: Online-only rent creates digital divide
• Ventura County reflects, prepares on anniversary of Japan earthquake, tsunami
• Organization promotes role of women in construction
• Women's history to be celebrated
• Four customers get power back in Oxnard after massive but brief power outage
• Candidate-filing deadline extended in 3 county districts
• Historians to tell of Santa Clara River Valley's past
• Literary Happenings: Learn about women's history
• Farmers market: Why strawberries go bigger in the colder months
• Agoura High students heading to national automotive competition
• Highway 101 will close Sunday night at Rice Avenue
• Leaks at Oxnard library branch spur lawsuit
• Ventura hopes electric charging stations draws people to downtown
• Marmonte League put in powerful Pac-5 Division for football playoffs
• Woody Woodburn: Big bully in the radio sandbox
• Dale McFeatters: There's really no safe place out there
• O'Reilly: What decides 'decent citizen' behavior?
• Editorial: More sunlight ahead
• Editorial: Highway bill hits a rough patch in House again
• Oxnard outage impacts 5,900; 4 remain without power
• Free boating safety class hosted by US Coast Guard Aux.
• Parks and schools to benefit from Rotary community work day
• USA Water Polo report
• Mark your calendar for BASC's fundraising event
• Ventura group to provide information on home repairs
• Firefighters association accepting scholarship applications
• Hospital class aims to help uninsured cancer patients find ways to pay
• Final 4 performances of Nazi Hunter at Rubicon. Here are some reviews: CRITIC’S...
• Three of five area teams to host 2nd-round state games
• Music, poetry to be heard during benefit for Ventura artist MB Hanrahan
• Rooted in Ojai, Edible Institute celebrates local-foods movement
• Judge reduces bail for Santa Paula farmer charged with securities fraud
• Kellogg site for sale in west Ventura; residents hope for park
• Increasing exports helped pull nation out of recession, new study finds
• Oxnard neighbors looking forward to park upgrades
• Chief of county's new Medi-Cal plan resigns
• "Right to Vote" proposed ballot initiative filed in Thousand Oaks
• West county Chabads celebrate Purim with costumes, merriment
• Camarillo man takes downsizing to the extreme
• Moorpark water desalter project moves forward
• Jimenez allows 2 runs; Haren sharp for Angels
• Moorpark raises admission to 3rd of July Fireworks Extravaganza
• Lawsuit against five Ventura council members dismissed
• Woman accused of defrauding homeowners to stand trial
• Capuano impresses Dodgers with 2 scoreless innings
• Hit-and-run hurts 1 along Highway 101 in Oxnard
• Happenings: March 9, 2012
• Teledyne executives get 25% pay boost
• Can-do man to be honored at Solvang Century
• Wellness Community to hold Daniel's Day of Magic
• Artistic Touch: After dance and teaching, Bell Canyon woman finds her passion in painting
• Chabad of Moorpark celebrates Purim
• Oxnard's Miguel Angel Garcia hoping to stay perfect in ring
• Oxnard woman sentenced for fatal hit-and-run in Los Angeles
• Ventura Invitational attracts local teams
• House party to provide sobering look into teen culture
• Learn how to eat smart, get fit and be healthy
• One person killed in Simi Valley crash
• New Cars Land headlines Disneyland expansion
• 101 Ideas: Hot new colors for 2012
• Local sports brief: Channel Islands needs girls coach
• Heritage Square looking for volunteers
• Fundraising campaing underway for Los Robles Master Chorale
• Calabasas boys cruise to win in state opener
• Oak Park girls win state playoff opener, 44-30
• Oak Park boys win state basketball opener
• May: Stop putting gas in Islamists' tank
• Births: March 8, 2012
• Simi mayor provides upbeat outlook for city
• Editorial: Got any good ideas?
• Editorial: A change for T.O. as council picks its new member
• Ventura College holds alcohol awareness event
• Suspects arrested in 2001 rape in Oxnard
• Simi names interim city attorney
• Ojai Raptor Center opens doors to public
• Ventura commission recommends annexation of Montalvo
• New pastor looks to stir Simi congregation
• Entrepreneurial teen is well-seasoned in business
• First bald eagle chick of season comes early on Channel Islands
• Whitney Houston leaves everything to her daughter
• Angels scout ejected watching Giants practice
• Ross throws 3 strong innings, A's and Dodgers tie
• Waterfronts: Sailor training available for youth
• T.O. City Council picks Joel Price to fill vacant seat
• Master the meatloaf
• Atheists protest 'Year of the Bible' on billboard
• CLU players get chance to show off skills for NFL scouts
• Local sports brief: Rio Mesa to have fundraising dinner
• Pet overpopulation
• BEACH Act
• Intended insults
• Businesses targeted by rules on Rincon
• Thomasson’s hate-spewing
• Pollock a true public servant
• Leashing protects dogs
• Rattlesnakes
• Three Simi agencies to discuss heroin problem
• Republican primaries
• Soroptimists plan human-trafficking march, discussion
• Seventh-grader gives back to YMCA
• Food preservation enjoying resurgence
• Local YMCA raises funds to strengthen Ventura County
• Oxnard's Rios still in need of opponent for title fight
• Unsealed search warrant details steroids seized in county supervisor's son's case
• Oxnard teacher accused of moonlighting in porn
• Lee & Associates negotiates property sales in Patriot Commerce Center in Moorpark
• Senior briefs: Alzheimer's course to train caregivers
• Herdt: How about a race to the middle?
• How to save thousands on a designer kitchen
• Editorial: Making the grade
• Editorial: Roads safer as drivers spurn cellphone use
• Teen Acting & Improv Classes starting March 13
• Did you know you can get Hello! My Baby tidbits every day by following Hello! My...
• Pujols, Wilson shine in opener
• Thin Mints, after the Girl Scout cookies are gone
• Local roundup - March 6, 2012
• Agent sends wrong man to fight champ
• FIFA moves to ban Feb., Aug. friendlies
• Olympic Stadium ready after mishap
• Brazil tells FIFA Valcke not welcome
• Japan beats U.S. 1-0 in Algarve Cup semi
• Same 1-2-3 men's teams as last week
• Baylor unanimous No. 1 for 14th week
• 8 more claim abuse by ex-clubhouse chief
• Punishing Williams won't end real problem
• NBA results - March 5, 2012
• Oxnard deficit, utility rate increases set for council discussion
• Ventura official discusses code enforcement
• What’s new in California for travelers
• Woman claims harassment at Paula Deen restaurant
• Ojai Arbor Day celebration blends young and very old
• Stage musical of 'Animal House' being developed
• Paycheck protection
• Military recruitment
• Navy League to celebrate 70th anniversary
• Not Obama’s mess
• Homelessness prevention program saved
• Ambushing Limbaugh
• MB Fest
• Libertarian philosophy
• Local briefs: Nov. 5, 2012
• The World Premiere of Cheri Steinkellner's Hello! My Baby is now in rehearsals a...
• Local roundup: March 5, 2012
• Rutherford charges to win in opener at Ventura Raceway
• VC women shoot for state title
• Ventura's Beal ready for MMA fight after battle with cancer
• State regional playoff pairings announced
• Collaboration will pay tribute to music of Africa
• 'Train Robbery' raises money for Boys & Girls Club
• Ojai looks to make streets safer for pedestrians
• Simi council to consider vacancies policy
• Hundreds walk to raise money to fight hunger
• Postal service assures voters their mailed-in voices will be heard
• Santa Paula asked to spend $214,500 for water line
• Warm weather brings out rattlesnakes
• Three injured during fight in Casitas Springs
• Gonzales Road and Oxnard Boulevard reopen
• Soaring temperatures set record highs Sunday
• McFeatters: Time for Romney to give details
• Editorial: U.S., or Charlie Brown, tries again on nukes
• Moorpark man arrested for bomb hoax
• Court lifts 'The Weight' from Helm in suit over ad
• East county pet of the week: Roxy is an 11-year-old female Welsh corgi mix
• Bravo!: March 3, 2012
• Zynga unveils stand-alone game destination
• Tuskegee Airman honored at Oxnard College Black History Month event
• Ontiveros completes puzzle at Rio Mesa
• Students host modest rally at CSU Channel Islands
• Elias: Latest paycheck protection effort offers little new
• Singers showcase talent at choral festival
• Simi Valley offers discount prescription cards
• Ventura Port moves to protect squid fishing
• Acupuncturists offer different type of clinic
• Lowered parking rates on Ventura side streets
• Adventure Pass may not be required for most national forest areas
• Young students learn about black holes, fireworks and fun of science
• Amgen counting on blockbuster drugs, expansion in 2012
• Editorial: Vote for transparency
• Editorial: Transportation bill travels down an uneven road
• Analyst reviews police, fire operations in Ventura
• Thomasson: Another Clinton vs. Bush matchup?
• May: Deciding due process for terrorists
• Simi Valley officials dedicate city's first LEED-certified facility
• Special March schedule
• Daddy Long Legs has made it all the way across the Pacific Ocean to Tokyo!
• Rehearsals for Hello! My Baby The Musical have begun! Here is a sneak peek at th...
• Newbury Park nonprofit inspires art across generations
• Murdock: The left feels pain in Obamacare
• Herdt: Has the California GOP hit bottom?
• Ventura Fire Department to buy $1 million rescue truck
• Hospital CEO's retirement triggers surprise
• Editorial: Tapping water and sewage bills for public art
• Editorial: A test saves lives
• Search warrant affidavit stays sealed in HGH case
• Kelley: Gender equality eludes Oval Office and corner office
• New theater group to perfom the classics
• Simi adds heroin prevention page to website
• We are SO excited about tonight's SOLD OUT benefit concert in Ventura - Lillias...
• Valentine’s show photos now online
• MVP Durant, Bryant lead West to entertaining victory
• Local brief: Feb. 27, 2012
• Oxnard's Campos trains for Pan Am Jiujitsu Championships
• CIF preview: T.O.'s maturity one of CIF storylines remaining
• More than 26 acts perform at Ventura talent show
• Teen arrested in connection with Oxnard carjacking
• Caretaker theft triggers calls for government regulation
• Simi Valley council to consider further crackdown on illicit massage businesses
• Defending champ La Reina a favorite in Ventura County Mock Trial
• Friends hope fliers will help catch suspect vehicle in crash that seriously injured girl
• Teen rescued from abandoned tank at CSU Channel Islands
• Cupcakes for Cancer sells sweets to fight disease
• Editorial: Every candidate has to have a tax-reform plan
• Paulson: An addict decides it's time to quit
• Oxnard's Aguiniga wins in return to ring
• VC women get past Pasadena to reach semifinals
• Oak Park makes CIF girls basketball final in Division 3A
• Senior support line to launch this week
• CLU women win SCIAC tournament to earn NCAA berth
• Report: Patients harmed and no one told
• Rio Mesa to play for CIF title in girls basketball
• Thousand Oaks girls lose in Div. 2AA basketball quarterfinals, 63-48
• Elephant seals abound on San Miguel Island
• Conference to showcase women in math and science careers
• 28-year-old man arrested after allegedly evading police in Moorpark
• Assailing Obama, Gingrich promises $2.50-per-gallon gas
• Ventura County bike lanes smartphone app unveiled
• Cason: Game show trip worth the price
• Ventura County Spelling Bee format has changed
• Man, 19 arrested after allegedly breaking into vehicle in Oxnard
• Man, 23, arrested in connection with residential burglary in Oxnard
• Study shows monetary value of a homemaker
• Emotional Fitness: Ways to kill a relationship
• TO resident still not used to winning a Grammy
• Thoughts from some Oscar nominees
• Literary Happenings: 'An Evening with Author Nina Revoyr' set for CLU on Monday
• Briley: First-growth bordeauxs are among the finest wines in world
• There be many dragons learning, suspense building
• Nash: I love getting the mail, so it's sad to see U.S. Postal Service struggle
• VC men pulls off playoff upset on road
• Thousand Oaks boys advance to Div. 2AA basketball semifinals
• Moorpark women fight to final seconds in defeat
• Austin Devine earns Eagle Scout Award
• Royal boys reach Div. 2AA basketball semifinals
• Westlake girls suffer OT loss in Div. 2 soccer quarterfinals
• Construction begins on Miami museum's future home
• Health care reform means uncertainty for insurance agents
• 12th District PTA gives honorary service awards
• Student-befriended pit-bull reunited with family
• Throw an Oscar bash without spending blockbuster bucks
• Navy contest could launch students' engineering careers
• Brownley stands out
• Less talk, more action
• East county community briefs: Band on TV contest to perform concert
• Paying for birth control
• Students take on challenge to help troops
• Nyeland Acres man turns 100
• Ventura woman crafts jewelry out of prayer beads
• A to Z Law attorneys donate time to Habitat for Humanity
• Kendall VanConas is New Bench-Bar Committee Co-Chair
• Susan McCarthy accepts new post on VCTLA board
• CI Art program to host new works by Phoebe Sarason
• After 100 Years, it's the Simple Pleasures that Matter Most
• Register Now for Rattlesnake Avoidance Training Clinic for Dogs
• Outdoor course is fun for all levels
• West county pet of the week: Smokey Joe is a neutered adult longhair cat
• Dog owner arrested in attack on Ojai veterinarian
• Oxnard police target drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians
• Copter sent to rescue victim at Wildwood Regional Park in Thousand Oaks
• Santa Paula loses 2-1 in Div. 5 quarterfinals
• Ventura boys reach soccer semifinals in Div. 1
• Avery twins have been a frontcourt force for Moorpark
• Japanese attack on Goleta beach remembered
• Sit 'n Sleep seeks to hire veterans
• Original Tommy's to throw party
• Credit union to add Saturday hours
• Cole family gives $1 million to Santa Paula Art Museum
• Dial-a-ride delays
• Ventura business owner drowned accidentally in Kern River
• Environmental group alleges Clean Water Act violations at Ventura County oil field
• Camarillo teen's anti-drug song earns trip to Grammy rehearsal
• British music 'mashup' at Olympic closing ceremony
• Secrets of writing are no mystery to Simi student
• Editorial: CNN pulls plug after candidates skip GOP debate
• High school students tackle ethics at Reagan Library conference
• CSU Channel Islands has "enormous potential," president says
• Thomasson: Keep special ops under control
• Robinson: Gulf War III is no option for U.S.
• 1 dead in Los Padres National Forest motorcycle crash
• SEC warns of fake email leading to malicious software
• Check out this great review of "Nazi Hunter - Simon Wiesenthal" in the Ventura C...
• Robber strikes at Ventura motel
• 101 Ideas: Hot bathroom looks
• Camarillo beats Moorpark, 62-47, to reach Div. 2A quarterfinals
• Oaks Christian girls lose in basketball quarterfinals, 73-62
• Community college board works to fix problems
• Rio Mesa girls make semifinals with 45-43 win
• Man shot in leg in Oxnard
• Buena bounced in secnd round, 50-45
• New youth group removing graffiti in Moorpark
• T.O. nonprofit's new leader is passionate about seniors
• Housing rights workshop planned in Oxnard
• T.O. custom-car builder part of TV show
• Dead crow in Westlake Village tests positive for West Nile virus
• Fundraisers planned for Camarillo teen with cancer
• Ventura County Catholics begin self-denial for Lent
• Youth briefs: Magician to put on show at library
• 2 injuries reported in possible T.O. chemical explosion
• Senator who represents Santa Paula, Fillmore won't seek re-election
• A farewell from Capt. Jim McHugh
• Elias: Education access in California about to shrink
• Schram: Drawing the big picture for Romney
• NEX Port Hueneme launches Spring hours
• May: The marriage of Iran and al-Qaida
• Editorial: The wrong decision
• Editorial: U.S. endures yet another blunder in Afghanistan
• Holy Days of Passover and Easter are fast approaching
• Oxnard Rotary Girls Basketball Tournament
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• Spaghetti squash, Italian style
• Consumers satisfied with HMOs but concerned about costs
• Simi police seek vehicle after it flees crash
• Two arrested in Ventura over stolen vehicle
• Thousand Oaks council chooses to fill empty seat through appointment
• Fanjoy leads Thousand Oaks to upset of top seed
• Lee, Hall lead Oak Park into Div. 3A semifinals
• St. Bonaventure's season ends with road loss
• Oaks Christian misses at buzzer in 50-48 loss
• PIPW Announces Workshops At Ojai WordFest
• Royal loses in overtime, 2-1
• Oxnard advance to quarterfinals with 2-1 win
• Community college basketball notebook: VC's LaFountain named state co-Player of Year
• Vitesse Semiconductor extends CEO's contract another year
• Doctor stepping down from Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association board
• George Washington exhibit reveals little-known facts
• Gas leak sparks evacuation in Oak Park
• Sisters play Cinderella and one of her stepsisters in Thousand Oaks musical
• Potkey: Ruggiero takes over for Mendoza as foundation's president
• No injuries in officer-involved shooting near Moorpark
• Port Hueneme man 103 and still climbing
• Oxnard teen gets dream fulfilled from Make-A-Wish
• Professional Christian ballet company to peform at Camarillo Community Church
• Actor Warburton gets back into swing of things
• Report of apartment fire in Oxnard
• Golf notebook: Manthena organizes another charity event
• Golf tip: Hitting the wedge to complement driver
• Berry: Seniors may need to hire in help
• Columnist Margaret Nesbitt believes Saturday morning lectures are good for the brain
• San Diego’s inspirational vistas make it grand for a simple wedding
• Five wine trends for 2012
• Wine 101: Margerum Wine Company
• Briley: Visit to Italy leads to dream of building of Magnavino Cellars
• New blending makes for the perfect mix
• Places to get your VINO on
• Strasburg not slated to skip starts
• Burnett happy to escape New York
• Fielder joins Cabrera, Verlander
• Hanson wrecks on way to camp
• PIPW Announces Workshops at Ojai WordFest on Saturday, March 31
• Edison official will speak about wireless meters in Santa Paula
• Procedure on puppies injured in fire was successful
• Presidents provide bit of history to commemorate holiday
• Port Hueneme man 103 and still climbing
• Transportation panel to hold meeting at CLU
• Ventura police investigate rash of graffiti
• Ventura business owner found dead in Kern River
• Conservative columnist says Obama probably will get re-elected
• Adventure Pass in doubt after federal court decision
• Thousand Oaks to consider running Simi Valley's library
• Morning Report: Partly cloudy, cool
• Haas makes a long shot run at championship
• Ventura wants to live up to the tradition
• TVL teams well prepared for playoff success
• Bradley visits the other end of spectrum
• Prize-winning poet to give presentation at Oxnard College
• Lecture to help seniors make healthful food choices on a budget
• Assemblywoman joins 26th Congressional District race
• Hundreds compete in Simi Valley races
• Pageant crowns Miss Ventura County
• Re-enactors represent Civil War participants and civilians
• Hospitals scramble to fight medication shortages
• Community college board will meet to define its proper role
• CSU Channel Islands seeks public input on park's future
• 3 arrested during probation sweep in Thousand Oaks
• Gas Company working on ruptured gas, water line in El Rio
• McFeatters: White House frets over oil prices
• Editorial: Feds don't want you driven to distraction
• 18 cars damaged during vandalism spree in Ventura
• Ventura police run DUI checkpoints
• Man, 30, robbed at gunpoint in Oxnard
• House of the week: Smart design
• Local sports brief: Spartans' Nizdil wins high jump
• Oxnard loses final game before program's suspension
• Newbury Park's Quiroz wins CIF title at 138
• Ventura man arrested over theft, altercation
• Rio Mesa beats Westlake, 50-32
• Taxpayers group gets new life with pension issue
• VC women clinches another WSC basketball title
• Four local retailers banned from accepting food stamps
• Ventura County pensions: best or worst?
• Ventura posts easy win over Channel Islands
• Second-half surge pushes Thousand Oaks into 2nd round
• Several people injured in Simi Valley hit-and-run crash
• Rio Mesa's Ramirez leads Masters meet qualifiers
• Two vendors robbed at gunpoint in Thousand Oaks
• Volunteers, families herald two Habitat homes in Oxnard
• Driver fights off attempted carjacking Saturday morning in Carmarillo
• Agoura reaches CIF water polo semifinals
• Port Hueneme played important role in Iwo Jima battle
• College notebook: Switch to LMU rejuvenates Delgado
• USA water polo team feels right at home in Ventura County
• Co-teaching pilot program helps prepare teachers of the future
• Colleen Cason: Oxnard has unlikely mystery house
• Ventura mayor and police chief lobby for more officers
• Simi Valley transient accused of identity theft, fraud
• Firefighters quickly knock down blaze at Ventura restaurant
• Video streaming is easy, cheap
• Market doesn't deserve its bad reputation
• Travel briefs: Hawaiian Air earns carbon credits
• Emotional Fitness: The art and practice of visualization
• Catalina Island adventure
• Nash: People watching a favorite pastime at airports
• Literary Happenings: Books introduce original green movement to young readers
• Opportunity knocks during Toll Brothers’ national sales event. Get more dream home for your money now through Feb. 26
• The most important gauges
• Car club news for the week of February 18, 2012
• 2012 Subaru Impreza has more for the money
• Oxnard ousted by Quartz Hill
• Composer David Lang to perform Sunday at CLU
• Older adults exhibit talent at Simi Valley Senior Center
• Royal uses hustle to earn 1st-round victory
• Ventura's defense of title ends in OT
• East county community briefs: Be prepared for next earthquake
• West county community briefs: Automobile info class for women
• Nonprofit developer receives large grant
• Bryant's big third lifts L.A. to win
• Missing Oxnard boy is found
• Ventura County Fire Department honors its stars
• Road to Red Rock in Santa Ynez Valley is reopened
• Candidates to be interviewed for commissions in Santa Paula
• Port Hueneme youth combines brains and brawn to win competition
• Memoir gives award-winning writer a new challenge
• Parent information night set for Rio Mesa High
• Universities plan Relay for Life events
• End of Oxnard basketball will silence announcer
• West county pet of the week: Bobette is a sweet, little, dachshund mix
• East county pet of the week: Heidi is a 10-year-old Rottweiler mix
• VCAS pet of the week: Kathryn is a 4-month-old, domestic, shorthair, spayed female kitten
• Agoura High group offers earthquake preparation event
• Developer seeking $1 million in lawsuit against Rio, Oxnard school districts
• Dale McFeatters: The unfriendly Russian skies
• Editorial: Adapting too easily
• Editorial: Taking the lead in cleaning up the junk in space
• Smoke in Camarillo is from fire department training
• O'Reilly: Drugs can and will destroy you
• Woody Woodburn: I smell a dirty rat (Part I)
• Local military moms-to-be treated to star-studded baby shower
• Closed on Monday for President's Day
• Meet five young bands who are ready for Local Rock Fest Ventura
• Ventura County native stars in 'Young Frankenstein'
• Mitch Ryder releases new CD, book
• Dweezil Zappa is on a mission to keep his dad's music alive
• Groove out: New album releases for February 19, 2012
• Santa Paula Theater Center production is worth the 'Trip'
• Justice for all -- Spotlighting the people who helped even the scales
• Love burritos, fish tacos and hot dogs? Try Chickyweedy's
• Also opening this week in theaters - February 17, 2012
• Watch out: New DVD for this week (02/17)
• Secrets come out on new 'Twilight' DVD
• Oxnard man arrested after large quantity of heroin found
• St. Bonaventure routs Carpinteria, 68-18
• Reports details who is asking for help from 2-1-1
• Oxnard utility rates are going up
• Isla Vista man missing
• Camarillo woman attends meeting with president
• Printmaker shares solar technique at CLU
• House passes legislation to allow oil drilling off Ventura County coast
• Callista Gingrich pays visit to Thousand Oaks school
• Moorpark ranks projects for federal grant funding
• Salad bars open at Rio School District Middle Schools
• Milbank: Does the GOP care about Latinos?
• The magic of mentoring creates “big” opportunities
• Oxnard Chamber elects 2012 officers
• Editorial: Blinded by the light
• Ojai's Arbor Day celebration and planting at City Hall
• Editorial: Voter-approved reforms shaking up county races
• CI professor ranked third in WSJ survey of top economists
• Ventura County Ballet’s ‘Cinderella’ is a perfect fit
• Gene Haas Foundation commended for program support
• Align your body for wellness at Help of Ojai
• Check out this great interview in the VC Reporter with Nazi Hunter - Simon Wiese...
• Homefix: A brick dilemma
• Inexperienced Hueneme falls in first round
• Moorpark women's win sets up VC showdown
• Rio Mesa wins first-round game, 79-75
• Oaks Christian routs Besant Hill in first round
• Goodwill offers unemployed veterans assistance
• Salvador Tena murder trial goes to jury
• Questions surround process of filling Thousand Oaks council seat
• CSUCI economist Sung Won Sohn ranked No. 3 among nation's forecasters
• Base leader's father was one of the original Tuskegee Airmen
• Program to help smokers quit
• Oxnard community rallies to pay for $7 million church in La Colonia
• Lecture to help seniors make healthy food choices on a budget
• In Camarillo, Meadowlark Service League marks 40 years
• Oxnard's budget deficit has grown to more than $3 million
• Agoura dancers have a ball with TV stars
• Conejo Valley economy expected to grow at modest pace
• Spinal fusion surgery spawns lawsuits, controversy
• Ask the chief: February 16, 2012
• Free compost available at Calabasas facility
• Ventura man finalist in guitar contest he didn't enter
• Strathearn Historical Park to host Civil War Encampment
• Pedestrian, 81, seriously injured in Thousand Oaks accident
• House blocks Capps' attempt to block drilling off Ventura County coast
• Confusing the issue
• County supervisors name new chief medical examiner
• Respect a two-way street
• Editorial: A year-round need
• Editorial: GOP leadership agrees, it's now up to the troops
• Schram: The bloodstained Assad reign
• Robinson: Religious war out of thin air
• Special Show: Instant Karma
• Plumber: Slow-close toilet seat opens up a history lesson
• Colleges' board meets to discuss threat to accreditation
• PIPW To Sponsor Ojai WordFest
• Royal prevails in wild-card matchup
• Community colleges
• Supporting Bennett
• Life-altering smart meters
• Gillette’s vacancy
• T.O. City Council
• Gillette’s replacement
• Gillette, the man
• Defense cuts
• Share the cost
• Respect is mutual
• Rigid ideology
• Park trees
• Buttitta: Garcia hopes best still ahead
• Smyth won't challenge Pavley in east county Senate district
• CSU Channel Islands to hold workshop on campus park
• Local Rotarians travel to India to battle polio
• Kelley: National pride takes the court in Lithuania
• County's first pediatric intensive care unit opens in Ventura
• Port Hueneme forecasts stable budget
• Youngsters get to experience snow in Thousand Oaks
• Fainer Award recipients to be honored Thursday
• Nesbitt: Vitamin K has benefits beyond blood clotting
• Berry: Senior centers again offering income tax help
• Here's another little taste of the powerfully talented Ms. Lillias White - on st...
• Gull Wings Children’s Museum to host super hero breakfast
• Art scholarships to enrich the lives of underprivileged youth
• CI’s announce GSC and STEM Center grand opening
• Villanova Prep to host Casino Night
• Rock For A Cause Concert to benefit free clinic program
• 3rd Paint Ventura to bring 100 artists to Downtown Ventura
• The Gene Haas Foundation shows support for local parish
• Audition for the 3rd Annual “Moorpark Has Talent” Show
• Free earthquake preparedness night at Agoura High
• St. John's PV recognized for over 29,000 hours of service
• Bob Alviani receives First Bank CRA Community First Award
• CI invites public input on park's future
• Ocean friendly garden education series in Ventura County
• Stakeholder workshop on Ventura’s Landscape Ordinance
• Villanova’s girls basketball team finishes at 19-6
• PIPW to be a sponsor of the 2nd Annual Ojai WordFest - March 24-31, 2012
• She went from refugee camp to Miss Minnesota
• Cupid’s helpers sometimes get strange requests
• First District Supervisor race gets crowded with addition of Bennett
• The Knobs show Ohio’s natural history
• Marlins to be focus of Showtime series
• Adele tells Vogue she's done with breakup music
• 'The Vow' wins strong weekend with $41.2M debut
• Our Ventura interviews VIC’s Tom Mueller
• Oxnard auto thefts spur warning
• Bennett a valuable asset
• Personal choice
• Alinsky influence
• Oxnard job creation
• Ventura skateboarder injured while pulled along by car
• Insulting commentary
• Oxnard tobacco sellers face annual fees under new city license program
• Deodorant theft, fight lead to robbery charge, police say
• Hard-working Pollock
• Young Catholics to discuss Vatican II in Boston
• Hotel marketed to gay travelers to open in NYC
• Grammy winners
• Local roundup: Feb. 13, 2011
• Agoura seeded third in girls water polo playoffs
• Eagles fly to a 1 seed
• Oxnard has tough challenge in Div. 1AA playoffs
• Craft conference coming to Ventura
• Ventura man turns 100
• Hundreds run half-marathon to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• People with special needs play baseball
• FOOD Share campaign fills a bus, but need remains great
• Bennett's departure from House race clears field for new frontrunner
• Simi Valley to weigh enforcement options for likely condom ordinance
• Paulson: Getting the dialogue we deserve
• Editorial: Ojai's stimulus package for the local economy
• Much has changed since King's death four years ago, but enough?
• Potkey: College a tall order for Mahlknecht
• Special connection on the court for Moorpark freshman
• Oxnard women's program to miss out on rising local talent
• Oxnard loses more than just a coach
• Tryouts today for Throwback League
• Santa Clara hosts alumni game
• Area players make commitments
• Napoli, Rangers reach $9.4 million deal
• Oxnard has been where it all started for players, coaches
• Morgan scores two late goals in U.S win
• House of the week: Stately brick or farmhouse
• Bartoli, Kerber to meet for title in Paris
• Nadal takes surprise drug test
• Steelers' Ward willing to restructure deal
• Missed conference, retirement letter probably led to colleges' probation, officials say
• Students take a step toward fame in dance competition
• Conejo Canyons Open Space bridge gets a grand welcome
• Visitors offer ideas for Lang Ranch Community Park
• Colleen Cason: Presenting a rose bouquet to the Poinsettia City
• Streit's OT goal lifts Isles over Kings 2-1
• West county pet of the week - Pepe the long-haired cat
• Fire personnel respond to possible shooting victim in Oxnard
• Farmers market: Growers turn to greenhouses to beat unpredictable weather
• Nash: Forget the calorie counter on Super Sunday
• Lowdown on Lowcountry Cuisine
• Travel briefs: American increases self-serve at LAX
• Harrison recognized by chamber
• Photographer gets association's award
• Week in review: Greek parties agree on cuts
• Taxpayers - there are ways to reduce your taxes this filing season
• Roshell: The muffling of 'I love you'
• Business advantages to working with aligned hr and employee benefits firms
• Transmission cooler can prevent hauling damage
• Car club news for the week of February 11, 2012
• Hyundai has the right Accent
• VCAS pet of the week: Blaze is a 5-year-old border collie and Lab mix
• East county pet of the week: Dabble is a 4-year-old longhair neutered male cat
• Ojai offers incentives to fill vacant buildings
• Clippers deep-six Sixers
• Peel family comfortable on the court
• O'Reilly: A gay time at J.C. Penney
• Editorial: One who made a difference in Thousand Oaks
• Cal/OSHA alternative fuel businesses failed to protect workers before blast
• Cupcake fundraiser to benefit Wellness Community
• Local auto racing notebook: Kruseman set to begin season
• Girls Water Polo Notebook: Agoura hoping for a new pool within a year
• Driver gets probation in Oxnard crash that killed women on motorcycle
• Trial begins for Oxnard man charged in stabbing death
• Local housing agencies receive $2.8 million in HUD grants
• Sponsors and vendors wanted for Conejo Health Expo II
• Safe pesticide use event planned
• Public Works association offers scholarships
• Oxnard College lecture series set
• Ventura man to stand trial in crash that killed Carpinteria woman
• Oxnard buildings used for quake drill training
• Water taste may change as Metropolitan pipeline undergoes maintenance
• Highway 118 reopened after Moorpark crash
• A to Z Law’s Dennis LaRochelle honored as Super Lawyer
• Check out another great sample of the amazing Lillias White who will performing...
• Oxnard-area pursuit involves highway patrol
• Ventura clinches league title in boys soccer
• Local boxing notebook: Ortiz-Berto rematch rescheduled for June 30
• Ojai Republican outlines views in U.S. House race
• Transient arrested in Ojai on suspicion of arson
• Moorpark girl faces uncertain prognosis with bravery
• DA's office gets funds to fight real-estate fraud
• Strawberry spill jams Oxnard traffic
• County Democrats expect welcome reception at state convention
• Some doubtful mortgage deal will help Ventura County homeowners
• We are still looking for members for our Tweet Seat Team! Members get $15 ticket...
• Edison notifies area customers of wireless meters' installation
• Murdock: Hypocrisy abounds on voter IDs
• Milbank: A crooked lobbyist's atonement
• Editorials: Prisons must cope with surge in older inmates
• Walters: Prop. 8 decision aimed at Justice Kennedy
• Carlisle: Super viewership just keeps growing
• TV-Radio Notebook: Valentine tells Costas he thinks Red Sox will behave
• Local sports briefs: Dearborn makes commitment
• West county club news: Dogs to attend heart health lunch
• East county club news: Song circle invites all to potluck dinner
• Happenings: February 10, 2012
• Marine officer supports war effort in Afghanistan
• Artistic Touch: Disability challenges artist to succeed
• Oxnard resident looking for his bone marrow match
• Speech by Cheech illustrates his reach
• Rock out with Social Distortion on Feb. 16
• The Greek at the Harbor still going strong after 18 years
• Listen to these amazing vocal skills! QUESTION: What is your favorite Lillias W...
• DC wax museum adds Harriet Tubman to collection
• Plumber: Make a splash in bathroom with these sinks
• Oak Park beats Oaks Christian to win Tri-Valley League title
• VC holds off Oxnard in possible final meeting
• Democratic U.S. House hopefuls face off in Oxnard
• Births: February 9, 2012
• Police respond to crash with injuries in Thousand Oaks
• Local briefs: Three part of Polynesian team
• Valentine 'n Wine event pours on love at area tasting rooms
• Agencies investigate possible vehicle arsons
• Ocean View teachers protest contract dispute
• Crisp: Risky turns on transportation front
• George Will: GOP's murky rhetoric on defense
• Editorial: A mixed picture locally on jobs and economy
• Editorial: Oh, that Saul Alinsky
• Youth briefs: Book fair proceeds to help build school
• Elias: BRAC: Californians in Congress must pull together
• Oxnard's Aguiniga ready for return to ring
• Sign-ups underway for Miller YMCA cheerleader squad
• Thousand Oaks preschool connects children with nature
• Embracing sustainability accelerates profitability, success
• Catholic tenets
• Planned Parenthood
• Moorpark teen lands role in Disney XD series
• OUSD transfers
• McCartney to debut new songs live on iTunes stream
• Neal Andrews cites his 'credentials' for supervisor
• Marine behavior
• Pair working to restore Santa Clara River
• Border conditions
• LILLIAS WHITE has been recognized on Broadway with the Tony Award®, Drama Desk A...
• Lap-Band surgery stops at 2 clinics, including one visited by late Simi woman
• Oxnard officially names interim manager
• Motorcyclist crashes while headed south on Highway 101
• Camarillo, Rio Mesa share PVL girls basketball title
• Using The Sense-Memory Technique For Writing
• Vehicle burns east of Oxnard
• Westlake girls clinche Marmonte soccer title again
• Ojai students and teachers to take on public access channel
• Thousand Oaks adult Wii bowlers joining forces
• Concert to benefit Santa Susana High instrumental department
• Police investigate burglaries in Oxnard
• Man who paid boys to spit on him cleared of sex charges
• Lindgren a loyal leader of CLU golf
• College board has a month to start addressing probation issues
• Blair Stockdill changes plea in Ventura child drowning case
• Potkey: Tennessee's Chavanne will be key once hand heals
• Boys Soccer Notebook: Ventura ready for Thursday showdown in Santa Barbara
• Walters: Brown's tax package takes a double hit
• Schram: Fixing Obama's Catholic problem
• Herdt: A way to keep score in California politics
• Editorial: Sense of teamwork
• Editorial: Crisis demands a solution by the college board
• Santa Paula mayor says 2011 was strong; chamber honors people and businesses
• Many Mansions gets county support for Simi Valley project
• Senior briefs
• County supervisors move to establish regulations on cellphone towers
• Seven Camarillo scouts from same Pack earn Eagle ranking
• Centers aim to build community at CSU Channel Islands
• Quarter improves for Camarillo chip maker Vitesse Semiconductor Corp.
• Street closed in Ventura after report of fuel spill from train
• Deadline Approaching For The 11th Annual Ventura Country Writers Club Poetry Contest
• Wier party guests
• Storm expected to bring rain to county
• Differing cultures
• Firefighters knock down garage blaze in Camarillo
• Boys basketball notebook: Oaks Christian-Oak Park rivalry at the top
• Thousand Oaks adult Wii bowlers joining forces
• Seabees return home from deployment
• Chili cook-off raises money for FOOD Share
• Brain injury workshop to focus on building resources
• Santa Paula council to consider changing meeting night
• Using the Sense-Memory Technique for Writing will be topic at the March meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
• Manning magic works again
• Thousand Oaks council to tackle water rates Tuesday
• Some Jason Wu items sell out on first day at Target
• Ventura police investigate report of shots fired in Cabrillo Village
• 2 arrested in connection with using a skimmer device at Thousand Oaks bank
• Sotelo's rocky departure caps long tenure
• Low rainfall total spells wildfire risk
• Firefighters knock down garage fire in Oak Park
• 6 arrested in Thousand Oaks drug bust
• McFeatters: Mitt Romney needs a translator
• Editorial: Dry winter likely signals an active year for wildfires
• Supervisor Bennett
• McMoney
• Religious freedoms
• Hayden law repeal
• Komen Foundation decision
• GOP misogyny
• Volkswagen test site nears completion in Oxnard
• Man dies two days after being hit by a car
• Silent film, 'The Artist,' honored for taking a risk
• Woman burned in fire at Leisure Village
• Oxnard man hurt in motorcycle accident
• House of the week: Well protected
• Super Bowl notes: For Giants' tackle James Brewer, Sunday is a home game
• Local brief: Black Widows to lead football clinics
• 3 Oxnard men accused of trying to sell stolen property
• Moorpark women beat Cuesta, keep grip on 2nd
• Ponzi scheme targeted churchgoers in Simi Valley
• Camarillo's Kodama wins another PVL wrestling title
• Jazz send Lakers to another road loss, 96-87
• Ventura has eight win Channel titles
• Duchene leads Pioneers at Marmonte individuals
• Teens face off in county Academic Decathlon
• Griffin nearly gets triple-double in Clippers rout
• This year's Super Bowl will be heavy on the offense
• Super squads sick at the thought of falling short
• Ventura Police Officers' Association, Rolling for Pink to hold bunko tournament
• From bikini bars to urgent care, Super Bowl quiets them all
• Nonprofit celebrates 25 years of helping people learn English
• NAMI offers family-to-family program
• Cason: Life in California did pan out
• Vision problem to be discussed
• Exhibit to spotlight immigrant farmers
• Executive to head FOOD Share board
• Event to celebrate county 211 hotline
• Carlisle: Dungy, Harrison prepare like they are part of game
• Farmers market: McGrath carrot gets the nod of SAG chef
• Emotional Fitness: Finding ways to deal with grief
• Where have all the teen baby sitters gone?
• Literary Happenings: Workshops included in 'The Art of Literacy' event
• Loe: To see Lake Mead up close, try houseboating
• Nash: Sad day for Kodak
• Rescuers converge after shots heard in Camarillo
• Auto Club warns vehicle spare tires may soon be a thing of past
• Idled cars need a little attention
• Car club news for the week of February 4, 2012
• Fiat 500C: Update your midwinter wardrobe with a Gucci convertible
• While some in county are finding jobs, others are still searching
• Santa Clara beats St. Bonaventure, 62-55
• Super Bowl Notebook: Receivers eyeing Pats' Edelman
• Ventura man arrested in connection with residential burglary
• Dundee an ambassador for boxing
• West county pet of the week: Sam is a neutered adult male Lab
• East county pet of the week: Scooter is a 1 ½-year-old boxer mix
• Volunteers start process toward awarding scholarships
• Oak Park students dive into study of sharks
• Gull Wings Children’s Museum appoints interim executive
• Moorpark man keeps great-grandfather's art contributions alive
• Porsche to open new showroom in Thousand Oaks
• Reagan celebration hailed a major success
• Several MLS teams to train with Fusion
• O'Reilly: Political correctness and Muslims
• Editorial: Jobless rate falls once again; let's cross our fingers
• Girls Water Polo Notebook: Westlake, Oxnard holding onto 2nd
• Water taste may change as Metropolitan pipeline undergoes maintenance
• Hells Angel member sentenced to 35 years to life
• Westlake Village man convicted of grand theft
• CMH seminar will focus on age-related macular degeneration
• Group offers scholarships for engineering, public works majors
• Westlake Village executive to head FOOD Share board
• Thousand Oaks shopping center unveils promotion for frequent shoppers
• Dale McFeatters: An odd debate choice for Gingrich
• Woody Woodburn: Two poems for new dad Bob Bryan
• Come in from the cold for a comforting, versatile soup
• Cabrillo Music Theatre heats up winter with 'Ring of Fire'
• Cirque du Soleil gets a leg up in the insect world
• Pulitzer-winning 'Clybourne Park' on stage in L.A.
• Camarillo Skyway Playhouse has it made in the 'Shade'
• Roll up for good sushi deals at Kyoto in Ventura
• Atmospheric 'Woman in Black' truly spooky
• 'Dragon Tattoo' completists will want this box set
• Clever 'Chronicle' an engaging sci-fi romp
• Tim McGraw's 'Traffic' delay is finally over
• Watch out: New DVD for this week (02/03)
• Ventura acts raising money for SXSW trip
• Governor appoints 3 to handle Santa Paula redevelopment shutdown
• Happenings: Folk musicians to put on concert
• Young woman sets sights on Oxnard's top police job
• Tash: Get real about dense growth and mass transit
• Thomasson: How reliable are college rankings?
• Milbank: 'Chump change' debt payment
• Editorial: A time for science
• Editorial: After a five-year delay, it's wheels up for FAA deal
• Violent, property crimes down in Oxnard
• Elias: Term limits' harm to leadership never more obvious
• Bowling, skating, golf events to support Cancer Society
• Buffalo kill program
• Energy award
• SEAL rescue
• Community College Notebook: VC men hoping for help from rival
• Emporium at Stagecoach Inn takes people back in time
• Shipwrecked economy
• Camarillo chamber announces yearly honorees
• Downtown Ventura development
• Exploring the spiritual side of healing
• Valentine’s Show at the VIC
• Guacamole and beyond: Use versatile avocados in all kinds of dishes
• Occupy paradise: A visit to St. Barts
• Simi Valley rips Marmonte title away from Royal
• Workshop to discuss Alzheimer's and home safety
• Moorpark accident leaves pedestrian in critical condition
• Thousand Oaks library adapts to times to succeed
• Closing arguments begin in grand theft case
• Agoura therapist co-authors book about how religion interacts with the brain
• Party endorsement fight looms among Democrats in congressional race
• Business still sweet for Rocket Fizz
• Westlake pipeline flowing to Colorado football program
• Editorial: Oxnard's action on city manager needs a reason
• May: Is Iran really feeling the pain?
• Schram: Concession speech was classic Newt
• Rapper K'Naan upset Mitt Romney used his song
• Ventura's bright ideas earn it an energy award
• V3 expands prototyping capability with Zünd digital cutter
• Youth briefs
• Firefighters knock down Camarillo blaze
• Dager: Political civility has become an oxymoron
• Walters: Politicians use power to fix ballot game
• Ventura to study special events pricing and permits
• Camarillo therapist knows the value of play
• World Affairs Council to discuss recent Taiwan elections
• D.A. mulls charges in Ventura pedestrian fatality
• 3 arrested in Simi Valley massage stings
• Payton's switch to UCLA highlights local signing day
• Rockin’ rolls: In the dead of winter, a cinnamon roll is exactly what you need
• Plumber: Homeowner needs a lesson in toilet efficiency
• Annual event still as popular — and weird — as ever
• Local brief: Oxnard offers spring leagues
• Crews respond to Oxnard trailer fire
• T.O. routs Royal in girls basketball, 59-43
• Royal, T.O. play to 0-0 draw
• Oxnard puts city manager on leave
• Mourners remember victims of 2000 plane crash
• Painter, K-9 help take down burglary suspect in Thousand Oaks
• Program fosters a love of tennis for students in Oak View
• Ambrose: GOP debates getting almost presidential
• Herdt: The seed of a pension compromise?
• Editorial: Barbie sparks fear
• Editorial: Putting politics aside for a law on brain injuries
• Simi council supports porn condom ordinance, but expresses concerns
• Simi Valley teen competes in international judo tournament
• First lady to push fitness, healthy diet on Leno
• Suspect arrested in Ventura after police chase
• Port Hueneme dismantles its redevelopment agency
• Ventura council to take over redevelopment agency functions
• Design firm to move to bank building
• Thousand Oaks teen starts project to help MANNA
• Rabobank branch moves to new site
• Betty Berry: Be aware of safety when vacationing in hotels
• Margaret Nesbitt: Senior moment could be a precursor to Alzheimer's
• Buttitta: Woods will be a big winner again
• Ball, other area football stars ready to sign
• Congratulations to "Nazi Hunter - Simon Wiesenthal" playwright and actor Tom Dug...
• Women's league suspends season
• Baylor still No. 1 in women's poll
• Kentucky men top AP poll for 4th week
• Source: Assistant accepts Rutgers job
• Brooks Robinson resting after fall
• New owner keeps Astros' name
• Rangers manager gets 2-year extension
• CLU's stock rising on the Dow report
• Ledin: Armstrong, Wrout will share room at Cornell
• Preps top ticket for the week of February 5, 2011
• Youth results - January 31, 2012
• Carlisle: This Super Bowl sequel is best seen from a safe, warm distance
• Youth signups - January 31, 2012
• Wrestler always seeks to improve
• Angela Meade given Sills award by Met Opera
• Shirley MacLaine to join TV show 'Downton Abbey'
• Judge's final ruling supports postcard rule for jail inmates
• Earthquakes and oil extraction
• Clean sweep needed
• Pro-life marches
• Pentagon budget
• Employment public policies
• Hertzberg won't run in east county's 27th Senate District
• Details released on fatal shooting by Moorpark deputy
• Announcing Tony Award winner LILLIAS WHITE in a BROADWAY CABARET BENEFIT for Rub...
• VCS Pulse
• Super Bowl safety
• Shopping carts
• Pro-choice viewpoint
• More drivers turning to electric cars, expert tells Camarillo crowd
• Mischaracterization of surfers
• Animal shelters
• County’s wealth
• Stanley fights back tears after letdown
• Ventura Raceway BBQ honors drivers
• Once 9 shots down, Snedeker rallies to capture Farmers win
• Boys Basketball Notebook: Calabasas dedicating season to assistant coach
• Motorcyclists go to hospitals after wrecks
• Simi council to take up adult video condom ordinance
• Strike should have little impact on local Kaiser sites
• Retired Caltrans worker turns super neighbor for one Ventura area
• Former Agoura Hills worker sues the city
• Little-known disease pushes life to the edge
• Vote nears on bill to force tighter disclosure rules on political ads
• Simi Valley police investigate bank robbery
• Boat on highway causes SigAlert in Calabasas
• Paulson: No to trickle-down government
• Editorial: Don't let NOAA get swept up in winds of change
• Homicides in Ventura County reach new low in 2011
• Christopher Plummer is a "Master" of humor
• Checkpoints lead to DUI arrests in Ventura and Oxnard
• Coldwell Banker Realtor receives 25-year recognition
• 'Free' preventive care can cost patients big money
• Applications flat at local universities; UC and CSU systems see record numbers
• Ventura company looks to be player in carbon market
• VC men lose to Cuesta, 85-84; women win
• Local sports brief: Thousand Oaks hosts fundraiser
• How Indy lured big game
• College notebook: Peschke dives head first into college experience
• Couple arrested in El Rio in connection with methamphetamine sales
• Food, muscle cars, Fieri look-alikes on tap for 'Diners' viewing party in Oxnard
• Local groups discuss year-round homeless shelter
• Oxnard activist's short life proves long on results
• Ventura County gets bad grades for tobacco ordinances
• Grant to St. John's funds robotic surgery system
• Colleen Cason: Surf's up in Senate contest
• Bryans lose Australian Open final
• Buttitta: Life of Riley isn't all about golf anymore
• Navarrette: The president's broken promise
• Will: Onward, civilian soldiers of USA
• Editorial: County's push for local hiring requires caution
• Don't just watch television — experience television
• Investors warned of possible securities frauds through social media
• Cyr: Iran, the Middle East and the crucial U.S. role
• Montgomery: Who runs the city of Ventura
• Mandel: Crying wolf trivializes anti-semitism
• Gallegly: A grateful citizen legislator
• Zaks: Proposition 21 changed way juveniles are treated in California
• All-wheel, four-wheel, front-wheel drives explained
• Car club news for the week of January 28, 2012
• Jeep makes a better Wrangler with just one part
• Duo leads Oxnard past Rio Mesa. 56-40
• Thousand Oaks couple to be featured on HGTV
• Tall ships become floating classrooms during Ventura visit
• Summit explores income gap in Ventura County
• West county community briefs: Workshop to focus on college planning
• Mickelson misses cut at Farmers Open
• Snedeker climbs to 2nd at Farmers Open
• East county community briefs: Self-defense course offered for women
• City manager's evaluation returns to Oxnard agenda
• Thousand Oaks platelet donor meets teen recipient
• Camarillo native earns high honor in Air Force
• Brixmore involved in transactions
• Workshops set on leadership
• EDCO looking to move away from Oxnard support
• Shoots of green business coming up in Ojai
• Documentary 'The Flaw' tries to explain causes of recession
• IRS encourages people to apply for earned income tax credit
• Man killed in officer-involved shooting in Moorpark
• Calm that beast inside of your with regular exercise
• EDC-VC announces new board leadership
• Victim in fatal fire died of smoke, carbon monoxide inhalation
• Oxnard law firm announces new name
• “Telling Someone Else’s Story," a topic for local club
• West county pet of the week: Mr. B. is a 2-year-old poodle mix
• VCAS pet of the week: Morty is a brindle pit bull Shar-Pei mix
• New Thousand Oaks class teaches skills that aren't apparent
• Area football players make academic team
• Local sports briefs: Former Kings stars to play at Iceoplex
• Walters leading charge for Rio Mesa water polo team
• Fusion edges Chivas USA 1-0 in friendly
• Don't forget to sign up for the 2012 Spring Acting Classes! (click 'continue rea...
• Multiple accidents on Highway 101 blamed on power lines
• 3 businesses sell alcohol to minor, Ventura police say
• Robber strikes Ventura store
• ACLU says teaching creationism unconstitutional
• The colorful life of Christopher Plummer
• Springsteen sets date for 17th studio album
• tDylan tribute raises funds for Amnesty International
• Lisa Loeb has her four eyes focused on family, music, books and her own line of glasses
• Fishbone wants to reel in cash for Haiti at Simi Valley benefit concert
• How four Chinese American architects helped shape Los Angeles
• Dishes are fresh and fanciful at La Cucina di Venti in Newbury Park
• First best-picture Oscar winner is out on DVD
• Steel yourself for 'Real Steel' on DVD
• After a bit of a "big chill" in Hollywood, director Lawrence Kasdan is back
• Ventura St. Patrick's Day Parade's is a family affair
• Strickland gets party endorsement as new GOP challenger steps up
• Brendan's Irish Pub to open second location in Agoura Hills
• Naval Base Ventura County supporters prepare for another round of base closings
• Local sports briefs: Fusion host Chivas USA this morning
• Community College Notebook: Griffin commits to Monterey Bay
• Church members assemble birthing kits for pregnant women in Haiti
• Oxnard pins hope on redevelopment lawsuit
• Oxnard College to open new center for veterans
• Artistic Touch: Pastel artist makes painting a priority
• Fundraiser scheduled for single father battling melanoma
• Van Dyke Parks will perform Jan. 31 at SOhO in Santa Barbara
• UFC on Fox 2 should propel MMA further into the mainstream
• Murdock: Photo IDs can protect elections
• Milbank: Bernanke unfazed by GOP critics
• Editorial: Justice was done
• Editorial: Fed sees slow, steady recovery in U.S. economy
• Weekly fish report: January 27, 2012
• Ventura County's foreclosed properties attract more buyers in third quarter
• The Northern Lights dance over northern England
• 101 Ideas: Solve design dilemmas with good measure
• Calabasas beats Royal in double overtime
• VC men outlast Moorpark, 82-80
• VC women hold off Moorpark, 52-48
• Bill Paxton to join 'Dinner and a Movie' fundraiser in Ojai
• Free cooking demonstration offered at farmers market
• Lecture to be held Saturday on California of years past
• Hollywood Bowl announces 2012 season
• Camarillo's Bryans reach Australian Open final again
• Ventura man sentenced to prison in robberies
• People can sign cards for military Saturday in Simi Valley
• Erbe: A public appeal to stop privatization
• Editorial: Telling the truth about sources of campaign cash
• Editorial: Just one of many
• Will: Romney's time to step up
• Lawmakers urge Brown to provide details on pension proposals
• Fillmore residents turn out for town hall council meeting
• New information can help older folks
• Pete Sampras seeks about $20 million for custom T.O. home
• Senior garden volunteers are outstanding in their field
• T.O. Boys & Girls Club named for philanthropists
• Ortiz ready for Berto rematch
• Elias: Early June Republican primary hurting California
• Local sports briefs: Ventura College holds fundraiser
• Riley balances playing and coaching careers
• Small group protests nonprofit's decision to put chief on leave
• Youth briefs: Reading club to discuss book
• Oxnard residential fire put out quickly
• Oxnard investigators look into dumpster fires
• Local sports briefs: Agoura council to honor title teams
• VC men puts win streak on at the line at Moorpark
• Two arrested after El Rio shooting
• Ventura duplex fire displaces 8, causes $200,000 damage
• Poll shows state voters strongly support Brown's tax proposal
• High school basketball statistics: January 25, 2012
• Women's club to hold February meeting
• CLU to screen 'The Flaw' documentary on credit bubble
• Ventura County's child support services earn top honors at state level
• Oxnard HS grad completes US Marine recruit training
• BRIDGES students raise questions, discover answers
• Ventura’s David Chernof, M.D. elected to symphony board
• "Ted's Mirror” takes top honors at Ojai Photography Club
• Unity of the Oaks Church offers "Peacemaker's Game Plan"
• Childrens martial arts scholarship winner
• Interface welcomes Dr. Jaye Goosby Smith to board
• Comedian Bobby Collins appears on “Brainstormin'”
• SparkleDot Foundation rallies community and afar
• Spa worker to talk to businesswomen
• El Centrito’s 20th anniversary & Valentine’s dinner dance
• Church to host business seminar
• Robinson: Gingrich is not exactly Mr. Congeniality
• Herdt: How Democrats could lose in a free-for-all
• Editorial: Senator gets the same treatment as the rest of us
• Guest conductor Steven Mercurio to bring inspiring music
• Ted Neeley and The Little Big Band - review by Rita Moran at Ventura County Star
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• Mexican cleric: criminals should respect pope trip
• Castaways on Fiji: Notes from the Coral Kingdom
• Hillcrest Christian's Hernandez shines
• Youth results - January 24, 2012
• Preps top ticket for the week of January 29, 2012
• Baylor women still No. 1; BYU debuts
• Kelly met with Bucs, stays at Oregon
• M's, Yanks finalize deal for Pineda
• Posada to announce retirement today
• Astros look at name, uniform changes
• Walton makes net gains at CLU
• Ventura Youth Basketball Association
• Testimony starts in grand theft trial of Westlake Village parolee
• Ledin: Marmonte football could wind up in Pac-5
• Segel is Hasty Pudding Man of the Year
• 'Citizen Kane' to be shown at Hearst Castle
• Fuel spill from garbage truck causes Highway 118 closure
• Bennett gets local Democrats' endorsement, raises $240,000
• Sheriff's deputies hand out money to charities
• Fillmore council ready for questions at Tuesday's town hall meeting
• Lack of respect
• 100% Summit
• Pipeline a last resort
• Lap-band surgery
• Candidates
• Political lows
• Economic impact
• Market value
• Mitigating disaster risks
• Oxnard wastewater finances
• Oxnard council to consider buying lot used for Cowboys' camps
• California Restaurant Month back for seconds, adds Camarillo to list
• Local roundup: Jan. 23, 2012
• "Telling Someone Else's Story" February Meeting Topic for Ventura County Writers Club.
• Boys Basketball Notebook: Joyful week for Agoura coach
• Nonprofit group uses drumming for healing
• Dogs compete for titles at fairgrounds
• Teachers rally around geography as proposal floated to replace the freshman course
• Moorpark moves ahead with library expansion proposal
• Reports of VIP Countrywide surprised him, Gallegly says
• Leader of investigation accused of trying to protect his party members
• Longtime dance teacher set to retire
• 2 men arrested in connection with a series of robberies in Ventura
• 1 person extricated from vehicle after crash on Highway 126
• Editorial: From overseas, U.S. industry is looking good
• McFeatters: GOP primaries all about money
• Major injury reported in crash near Ventura
• More rain expected, winter storm warning issued for mountains
• Ventura pier closed amid high surf
• Thousand Oaks park fire investigated as arson
• 3 arrested in Moorpark copper theft
• Ejection fuels Oxnard men's win over VC
• Moorpark women defeat Oxnard, 61-35
• In Camarillo, dragon's roar rings in lunar new year
• Kids have a ball in Westlake Village snow
• Disposable camera brings new hope in case of unidentified skeleton
• Rain drops less than an inch in most areas, but more is on the way
• Ojai protesters fight 'corporate personhood'
• Authorities identify body found near Ventura River
• Woman, 87, dies after December crash
• County Supervisor Linda Parks launches bid for Congress
• Law enforcement Explorers win trophies in Arizona competition
• Author, nun to speak about death penalty
• Colleen Cason: For future reference, check out the library
• Local sports briefs: Course scheduled at Ventura Harbor
• Search for pension boss stalled a year after sudden resignation
• Meyer sisters follow in mom's footsteps at Ventura
• Locals in College: Pupa enjoys doing the tough tasks
• Marki Meyer handles diabetes in stride
• Simi Valley man arrested Friday night for having sex wtih a minor
• Solomon: Roe gives women the right to decide what's best
• Walters: Big tax battles await California voters this fall
• Nash: Birth of grandson sparks thoughts about his future
• Locally grown flowers brighten farmers markets
• Roshell: In a rational world, sexual preference would not matter
• Colorful cauliflower brightens Camarillo farmers market
• Hayes: Cuts force state to fall short of health care mandate
• Tri Pointe Homes’ Los Arboles celebrates grand opening of models today
• New phase of homes unveiled at Aviara at Victoria Estates
• January is an excellent month to purchase new Standard Pacific Home in RiverPark
• Sprinkles arrive in county ahead of storms
• Oak Park edges Oaks Christian 61-60 to take over first
• Rio Mesa edges Camarillo, 63-61
• State and local officials rally to keep Haas Automation expansion in Oxnard
• In uniform: January 21, 2012
• Simi Block Grant Committee to meet
• Santa Paula man sentenced to prison for sexual abuse
• West county community briefs: Learn to use iPad as photography tool
• Master gardeners will share their expertise at Camarillo workshop
• Initial phase of review finds no major problems with Rio's records
• Hooters supposedly on track but there's no signs of it opening
• County celebrates trauma center verification
• Girls water polo notebook: Ventura has had consistent finishes
• Community College Notebook: Oxnard comes roaring back
• Lenny Dykstra's sentencing postponed until March
• Kloppenburgs make most of time together at VC
• Westlake Village man sentenced to 12 years for making GHB
• VCAS pet of the week: Ariel is a 5-year-old, spayed, brown, tabby cat
• West county pet of the week: Rafiki is a loving, calm cat
• East county pet of the week: Scooter is a handsome 1-year-old boxer mix
• Volunteer tutor training available
• Local groups making money from ewaste
• Agoura Hills man pleads not guilty in Griffen Kramer death
• New reality show features Simi Valley tattoo artist
• Woody Woodburn: In a Ricky Gervais kind of mood
• O'Reilly: Enjoying the one-percenter blues
• Editorial: A growing problem
• $10 STUDENT RUSH THIS SUNDAY at 2 PM! Bring $10 and a valid student ID to the t...
• Rubicon Theatre's production of Lonesome Traveler is now playing at the Laguna P...
• Plumber: Traditional shower valves may someday be all washed up
• 'Superstar' Ted Neely returns to his first love
• Norah Jones dips back into the country well
• A new year, a new album for ex-Beatle Ringo Starr
• Lucinda Williams is feeling 'Blessed' these days
• If you're jonesin' for Jimi, Guy Martin's your guy
• Theater League's 'My Fair Lady' is loverly
• Simi Valley mayor agrees to be sawed in half at magic show
• Somis magician wows Beverly Hills crowds
• Grow up in a large family? You'll like 'Cheaper by the Dozen'
• Grilled fish fans are in for a treat at Off the Hook in Camarillo
• Santa Barbara film fest features celebrity tributes, Oscar buzz and expanded programs
• Watch out: New DVD for this week (01/20)
• Rabobank to open new local branch
• Pizzeria to offer free slices at party
• Ojai's past, present fused together in glass
• Camarillo police warn about possible rent scam
• Dogs to invade Ventura County Fairgrounds for weekend show
• Las Posas School celebrates success of Military Families Advisory Committee
• Democratic Navy veteran to challenge Gorell in Assembly race
• Robinson: No-fault capitalism gets scrutiny
• Editorial: No oil but plenty of politics flows from XL pipeline
• May: Adviser offers confusion on Islam
• Sheriff talks about challenges for year ahead
• Ventura police investigate gunshot incident
• Stage listings: January 20, 2012
• Oxnard police to offer self-defense classes for women
• West county club news: Embroiderers guild to sew bookmarks
• Chill listings: January 20, 2012
• T.O. theater's 302 videos count down to '1776'
• Haas Automation halts expansion to consider out-of-state opportunities
• New and upcoming concerts: January 20, 2012
• Thousand Oaks Library celebrates 30 years
• Ventura police investigate gun incident
• Japanese food wins over foreign epicures
• Teenager robbed at gunpoint in Ventura
• El Rio shooting leaves youth wounded
• Moorpark teams win in Santa Barbara
• Palmer-Newton sparks Rio Mesa's win
• Local mayors not attending national conference of mayors
• Newbury Park High hosts discussion about girl bullying
• Thousand Oaks man gets 8 years in prison for abusing child
• Thespian group forms out of retirement community
• Youth briefs: City to offer prizes at game contest
• Actor Wahlberg apologizes for 9/11 comments
• Thank you
• Santa Paula council to consider changing meeting day
• Public workers’ pay
• Promotional shelving
• Littering
• Encouraging bad behavior
• Oxnard High yearbook is finalist for national honor
• Santa Paula-based Limoneira Co. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
• Community college district hires recruiting firm for chancellor search
• Districts and families in limbo over proposed cut to new kindergarten program
• Disconnect
• Camarillo woman's recipe makes it into Atria senior living cookbook
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• Oaks Christian runs away from Oak Park
• "Inside the Author's Story" Monthly Talk at the Camarillo Library First in series to be held January 24th
• Board goes through with most cuts at 3 community colleges in county
• Thousand Oaks theaters begin to see positive shift
• Aspen Elementary dedicates a dance room
• Bullying
• Man tries to connect homeless with resources
• A broken state
• Government funding
• Ron Paul
• Veolia pulls out of meeting with Metrolink crash victims
• The right move
• Teen writers club self-publishes their work
• Westlake duo top picks to All-CIF football teams
• Artist begins carving sculpture in Moorpark
• Councilwoman wants Moorpark to reconsider election change
• Two arrested after robbery attempt at Thousand Oaks bookstore
• Ventura resident helps restore La Costa course
• Golf notebook: Mungo's club nominated for award
• Boys soccer notebook: Oaks Christian gets measure of revenge
• Golf tip: Shoulder turn helps find the right power
• Local sports brief: Rio Mesa's Wrout headed to Cornell
• Potkey: Pitta for MVP? Suggs leads the campaign
• Ambrose: Critics worse than these Marines
• Herdt: Don't sell this schoolteacher short
• Agoura Hills fire causes $1.25 million in damage
• Editorial: Taxing patience
• Editorial: In a moment of need, strangers become giants
• Want a healthier diet? Try these six steps in the year ahead
• Swift teases songs about heartbreak on next album
• New employment laws In 2012: Part 1
• Vandals wrestling club win at California Republic
• TO resident crosses finish line at the LA Marathon
• Water and the future of Ventura County
• Public rally for animal rights
• Eric Bibb sings the blues
• Turtle Island Quartet plays Jimi Hendrix
• Santa Paula trash rates since Harrison lost to Crown
• USA Water Polo wins gold in Australia
• Carlisle: Wisdom of picking NFL playoff winners defies convention
• Electric plants shift from coal to natural gas
• Poland slaps fine on singer for bashing Bible
• Person burned trying to put out fire
• Special Guest Nick Armstrong joins the VIC on Saturday
• O'Leary: A top-10 list for Oxnard education in a hard year
• Walters: Rich California taxpayers may see taxes rise
• Murdock: Economic freedom declines in U.S.
• Milbank: Scorched-earth assault delights left
• Editorial: Sacred turf and shrinking the U.S. government
• Editorial: West Wing change
• Fourteen people displaced in Thousand Oaks fire
• Autopsy shows passenger in fatal collision died of head injuries
• Strickland to run for Congress
• Local briefs: Jan. 16, 2012
• Boys Basketball Notebook: Westlake making big strides on court
• AARP will offer tax help to senior, low-income filers
• Senior center to hold antique bazaar
• Friends raise money for volunteer trip to Thailand
• Community reaches out to help widow from Simi Valley
• Brain Injury Center offering a support group in Santa Paula
• Ventura man's service to seniors had roots in his youth
• Oxnard sewer bonds downgraded, bills heading up
• New legislation targets bullying
• Longtime national park official Woody Smeck moving on
• Three arrested in suspected drug smuggling operation near Point Mugu
• Paulson: Bain critics in GOP help Romney
• Editorial: On Martin Luther King Day, words matter
• Santa Paula man killed after a vehicle hit an RV at Faria Beach Park
• Oxnard Police look for a suspect who stabbed a man in the back
• Consumer’s Title plays Santa Claus to Casa Pacifica children
• Associate joins sales team
• Cobalt Realty Group expands office to west Oxnard
• Watch for creation, changes in programs
• Stylish character within the oaks
• House of the week: Energy efficient
• Apartment Investment Specialists receive Realtor Association’s Jack Kelly Exchange Award
• Husband-wife team announce affiliation with Cobalt Realty Group
• Team raises funds for REFAT outreach efforts
• Troop Realtor named Grievance Committee Chairman for Conejo Simi Moorpark Realtor group
• VC beats weary Oxnard
• Crime Stoppers' success leads to budget shortfall
• Latest government salary list reveals surprises
• Cason: Work for equality is never done
• New location caps Top Hat Burger Palace's storied history
• Funeral homes collecting used cell phones for troops
• Bryans juggle changes on and off the court
• College Notebook: Dobner part of San Marcos history
• Ojai man, 27, injured after being run over by car
• Villegas: Action needed for economic recovery
• Galles: To ask or not to ask
• Vasquez: New chairman uses partnerships to get the job done
• Halter: Nature's landscape being altered by a warming world
• Runner: New tax decision aids state farmers using solar power
• Maxwell: Parks of tranquil beauty no place for packing heat
• Navarrette: Danger in the GOP's class divide
• Will: U.S. losing its competitive edge
• Editorial: Focus resources to better serve college students
• East county community briefs: Forum to discuss Kurdish people
• Trio arrested after Ventura robbery
• West county community briefs: Library will ring in Chinese New Year
• Of War and Life: D-Day memories remain vivid for Santa Paula veteran
• Teen gets Eagle Scout award
• Car club news for the week of January 14, 2012
• When to keep, when to sell older car
• The 2013 Lexus GS350 is best one or last one
• Ventura handles rival Buena, 48-32
• Fillmore pedestrian struck by SUV
• Hypnotherapist offers services at Free Clinic of Simi Valley
• Miller Y to hold fitness program for cancer survivors
• Tell us: Your view of the state of California
• Seabees help save family in dramatic rescue on Highway 101
• Camarillo school garden growing more popular as teaching tool
• Longtime leader of Ojai school set to retire
• Cost of critical habitat for snowy plover released
• Ventura home invasion robbery not random, prosecutor says
• Former Ban-Dar nightclub site eyed for special needs, veterans housing
• West county pet of the week: Chico is an 8 month old charming Chihuahua mix
• Seminar to teach about risk management for ag industry
• East county pet of the week: Toro is an 8-month-old male pit bull mix
• Senior volunteers create teddy bears for those in need
• T.O. grad Wilson to stay with Braves
• Ventura Raceway to have general meeting Jan. 28
• Biasotti: Clippers on rise, but a few players short
• VCAS pet of the week: Zoey is a sweet 1 year old female Blue Cream colored cat
• Ojai author to sign copies of vegetarian cookbook in Ventura
• He's almost back, and we couldn't be more excited!
• Ted Neeley and The Little Big Band visited with us at rehearsal this week - we'r...
• Boy robbed of cellphone in Ventura
• Dips: Get the scoop on a party staple
• Liquor triggers pleasure-inducing endorphins, study says
• Simi Valley and Moorpark productions of "Hairspray" are causing a follicle frenzy
• Hot new discs from The Fray, Paul McCartney, Nicki Minaj and Adam Lambert are on the way
• Public Enemy will feed your mind and your soul
• Oxnard rock trio Mouse Grey will turn up the volume at Sans Souci
• Pulitzer-winning play examines what happens before, and after, 'A Raisin in the Sun'
• Classic Arthur Miller play is on stage now in T.O.
• China San Asian Bistro offers flavor fusion in T.O.
• Watch out: New DVD for this week (01/13)
• Port Hueneme police chase suspect around Clara Street
• CI Art orogram to host exhibition by Oxnard artist Morla
• Local Boys & Girls Clubs receives generous donation
• CI Professor wins national math teaching award
• Wine trail event will crown Ventura County's best wine and food pairing
• Santa Paula Art Museum looking back at its roots
• Restoring steelhead to cost up to $2.1 billion over next century
• Happenings: Celebration to honor animal adoption
• Ambulance called to garage fire in Thousand Oaks
• Ventura engineer earns fellow title from American Public Works Association
• Aspen School raising money to buy interactive technology
• Acting program geared to children with autism
• Thousand Oaks resident takes on swim challenge
• Oxnard Union to tighten its transfer policies
• East County club news: Candidate will talk to advocacy group
• De la Isla: Why diplomacy still trumps war
• Robinson: Romney's 2 for 2 and it's game on
• Editorial: Job 1 is getting teens interested in driving again
• Local briefs: CIF-SS switches finals site
• Get your tickets now for this very special opportunity to see Ted Neeley and The...
• Vehicle slams into tree near Fillmore
• Pickup overturns west of Santa Paula
• Local briefs: Dawkins receives state honor
• Oxnard handles PVL rival Rio Mesa
• Moorpark men upset first-place Cuesta
• Avery sparks Moorpark women's win
• Elias: Brown's budget defies liberal 'tax-and-spend' mold
• Oxnard College suspends basketball and volleyball programs
• Ventura residents welcome reopening of Fire Station 4
• Weekly fish report: January 12, 2012
• Waterfronts: Grace, Rumbylowe start 2012 ahead
• Man arrested in connection with Oxnard stabbing
• Perry's father apologizes for remarks about Jews
• Fillmore appoints new council member, dissolves redevelopment agency
• Car dealerships donate money to Simi Valley Education Foundation
• Military engineers to present forum
• Attorney to discuss lawsuit prevention
• Oxnard woman sinks her teeth into helping others
• DocuProducts Corp. of Ventura buys Printers and Stuff
• Saxer family to perform on stage together
• Summit to address gaps in income, education and living standards
• Could state's budget outlook hinge on Facebook?
• Boxing card comes to Santa Paula
• Crews respond to Oxnard garage fire report
• Plumber: Plans for new under-mount kitchen sink may be sunk
• Election to be held for Rancho Simi advisory group seats
• In Ventura County visit, Obama strategist reflects
• Voters be responsible
• Mental facility care
• California high court weighs tough decision on new Senate districts
• Local artist BiJian awakens the dragon
• Attorney Kevin Dorhout opens office in Westlake Village
• Milbank: From Romney, a wealth of words
• Herdt: Believe it, government has shrunk
• Editorial: A miracle comeback
• Editorial: Gallegly's exit sets up a wider race for House
• Port generates $202 million in economic output, report says
• A Nurse's Journey Part III: Ventura County trauma nurse cuts her losses from chemotherapy
• Deep Simi Valley looks to unseat Royal in talented Marmonte
• Local briefs: Volunteers needed for tournaments
• Golf notebook: Crocker takes 2nd in San Diego
• Golf tip: Sneak up on ball to get easy swing
• Walters: Brown's budget game begins again
• Program to help teens, parents communicate
• School counselor recognized for helping Apollo High students achieve
• Adopted kids mini-ambassadors come Lunar New Year
• Celebrate the Year of the Dragon in Camarillo
• Local sports roundup - January 10, 2012
• 2012 Coachella lineup announced
• Lee makes most of ability, father's experience
• Stars unsure about U.S. women's league
• Messi wins 3rd straight FIFA award
• Pebble Beach opens Woods' season
• Baylor remains atop women's rankings
• Syracuse men easily No. 1 again
• LSU's Miles wins Coach of the Year
• RG3 meets Briles on NFL decision again
• Thousand Oaks hires Pletcher
• Cancer Hope Foundation 5K Run
• Club members mix creek clean-up and history
• Man seriously injured in Oxnard stabbing
• Jon Hamm: 'Mad Men' returning March 25
• 'Devil Inside' takes off with $33.7M weekend
• Rep: Nick Cannon released from the hospital
• County GOP activists push their favorites for nomination
• Community college board will consider programs to cut
• Non-injury school bus collision reported in Simi Valley
• Hells Angel member sentenced to prison in motorcycle theft
• Port Hueneme duplex fire extinguished
• Gallegy’s retirement
• Sound editorial
• Keystone XL pipeline
• Gone to the dogs?
• Supervisor Linda Parks to run for Congress
• Breakfast special
• Vote incumbents out
• Political comedians
• Groundwater
• The Way of Improvisation
• Local roundup: Jan. 9, 2012
• Girls Soccer Overview: Oaks Christian looks for repeat
• Editorial: At last, a nice surprise from the jobless front
• McFeatters: Pentagon overhaul finally comes
• Longtime vocal instructor offers course
• Guitarist Peter Neff to teach jazz music course
• Greek Epiphany celebrated
• Vietnamese new year celebrated
• Simi council to weigh relaxed business sign ordinance
• Marathon runners fight wind in Camarillo
• Walgreens pharmacies no longer accepting TRICARE drug insurance
• ‘Coot wars’ clashes with duffers’ game
• Oxnard teen arrested in Ventura on suspicion of prowling, police say
• 1 person injured in Simi Valley crash
• Red-flag warning in effect
• Police search for suspect after late-night robbery in Ventura
• Local roundup: Jan. 8, 2012
• College Notebook: Ennis faces major tests at Division I level
• Oxnard College men beat Santa Barbara in OT
• Boys Basketball Overview: Oxnard wants PVL title back
• House of the week: Exquisite one-story home
• Newbury Park bike accident victim remembered as dedicated athlete, coach
• Goldsmith: When it's time to find love again
• Grabner: You don't have to break the bank just to fill a glass
• Literary Happenings
• Boyfriend substitutes offered
• Winners of the 12th Annual Short Story Contest Announced They Will Read Winning Entries at the January 10 Meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
• Two Ventura County drivers collided Dec. 29 in the Malibu area of Los Angeles County
• $10,000 in drugs seized from Oxnard home; 2 arrested
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• Contest winner wrote short story 34 years ago
• Short story: 'Holding Onto Hawaii'
• The Last Speed Run The newspaper clipping lies flat in my hand. The camera crew has brought it from New York. It appeared in The Times sports section, they said, the day after I left. By the l
• Short story: 'Lynchburg Correctional, 1845'
• Ventura Pier is open again
• Infant who died Thursday at Simi Valley daycare center had no obvious cause of death
• Rep. Elton Gallegly to retire
• Ventura robber takes pit bull puppy
• Oxnard police shut down pot farm, THC lab in residence
• Local sports briefs: Jan. 6, 2012
• Local sports roundup: Jan. 6, 2012
• Local Racing Notebook: Five local racers to compete in Midget nationals
• Local Boxing Notebook: Ortiz will have to convince commission to get license
• T.O. beats Newbury Park in 'chippy' game
• Pacific View packs more of a punch in girls basketball
• Editorial: Canada-to-Gulf pipeline can be operated safely
• Editorial: Open for business
• O'Reilly: Laughing at the presidential election
• McFeatters: Majoring in unemployment and debt
• Woody Woodburn: 'Lasts' column results in a first
• Author to talk about education, test scores
• Bravo!
• Bad investment
• Deli closure
• Increased drilling activity
• Marijuana bust
• Cyclists
• Former county basketball player carries breast cancer message to beauty pageant
• U.S. Coast Guard responds to leaking boat near Santa Cruz Island
• City of Moorpark will be successor to redevelopment agency
• 6 could face local charges in smuggling boat case
• Morning Report: High surf advisory in effect along coast
• Quick Fix: Beef in cognac sauce easy and elegant
• Lagwagon's Joey Cape will plug in, and out, this weekend
• NOFX frontman Fat Mike dishes about beer, 24-hour golf and lame jobs
• How Picasso and other modern masters were influenced by antiquity
• Vegan, gluten-free dishes are a mainstay at Hugo's in Agoura Hills
• Coming soon - Upcoming movies in January
• First season of Showtime's 'Shameless' is out on DVD
• Watch out: New DVD for this week (01/06)
• Schram: Iowa caucuses and media lapses
• May: Why Iran is not America's enemy
• Police investigate crash in Simi Valley
• Editorial: A judicial case supporting the letter of the law
• Editorial: Obama's end run
• CCC members come to Camarillo to prepare for floods
• Salon to host Women's Christmas reception
• Next Chapter Book Club seeks members, volunteers
• First round of Academic Decathlon to be held Saturday
• Walters: For California politics, 2012 could be a big year
• State facing $9 billion budget gap in new fiscal year
• Suspects plead not guilty in Ventura home invasion case
• East county club news
• Moorpark compromises on filling council vacancies
• Santa Barbara film festival fills out its lineup; Shailene Woodley will receive an award
• Nate 'n Al closes at The Lakes in Thousand Oaks
• Nick Cannon moved from Aspen to LA hospital
• Ojai Film Society opens winter screening series with 'The Way'
• Westlake Village dramatist portrays famous women
• V3 adds product manager of direct marketing
• 101 Ideas: Improve the bath with new lights
• Local briefs: Pleasant Valley holds meeting
• Dahlberg: Tebow Time? It already has come and gone
• Royal shuts down T.O. in boys basketball
• Paul, Griffin help Clippers rout Rockets 117-89
• VC men fall to Cuesta in WSC opener
• VC women open WSC play with rout
• Oak Park walks to combine nature and trail cleanup
• Medium to bring messages from spirit world
• Simi chamber hosts free electronic waste disposal
• Judge says she'll uphold postcard rule for jail inmates
• Will: Suddenly, GOP has a fun candidate
• Milbank: Indecision defines Iowa caucuses
• Editorial: On to New Hampshire
• Editorial: Local colleges facing cuts and other challenges
• New year, old problems for California lawmakers
• Youth briefs: School to screen 'Dirt! The Movie'
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations planned in county
• Ventura school board chooses new officers
• Dager: Cigarettes not a habit worth sticking to this year
• Elias: Cut costs by starting over with 'three strikes'
• Documentary on heroine of civil rights to be screened
• Federal money revitalizes safety-net insurance plan
• Tradeoffs
• School discipline
• Paulson’s fantasy
• County jobs
• Class to help children explore the world
• Volunteers ship 100 boxes of supplies to typhoon victims in Philippines
• A pork stew that is both hearty and healthy
• Arts, crafts exhibitors gear up for California Strawberry Festival
• Ventura beats Buena in fourth meeting
• Ignorant cartoon
• Taxes
• Pipeline
• Editorial: Same rules apply
• Editorial: Cutting nation's military budget by blunt force
• Author revisits Camarillo State Mental Hospital history
• Moorpark to consider changing election ordinance
• Grant Park facelift starts with seeding event Saturday
• Cancer organization to open office
• Networking group launches chapter
• Business agency adds board member
• Air show, plus Blue Angels, returning in 2013
• Golf notebook: VCJGA members sign letters of intent
• Golf tip: Chipping, putting is key to scoring
• Hagy ready after redshirt season at Cal
• Herrera plans to run for 26th Congressional seat
• Realtors form community funding effort
• Carlisle: 2012 could be Year of the Clippers
• Accepting registrations - Winter Youth Indoor Soccer
• Port Hueneme Little League sign ups
• "American Glass Works" at Ojai Valley Museum
• Tim McGraw's 'Emotional Traffic' set for release
• Aretha Franklin is engaged to longtime friend
• Cruise's 'Mission' maintains altitude with $38.3M
• Paulson: It's time for Reagan's optimism
• Editorial: The year's top words -- Occupy and pragmatic
• New Year’s Eve photos online!
• House of the week: Grand Spanish
• Samaritan Center head takes Simi homeless shelter to next level
• Santa Rosa Island completely open to public
• Redrawn political maps could put McKeon in a race against Gallegly
• Rose Parade float celebrates the gift of organ donation
• Top 10 online stories of 2011 on Star website
• Bynum returns, leads Lakers over Nuggets
• Local briefs: Rio Mesa's Walters signs with USC
• El Rio graffiti, gun bring arrests of 2 teens
• College notebook: Lauren Carter making the most of major minutes for Bakersfield
• Minor gunshot wound investigated in Oxnard
• Thomas Aquinas College recognized for relatively low sticker price
• Business stories that perked our interest in 2011
• Traditions hold true for New Year's
• VCAS pet of the week: Miss Molly is a Blue and Orange Calico and Grey Tabby Mix
• East county pet of the week: Riley is a very special 1-year-old male Chihuahua
• Art galleries and museums: December 30, 2011
• Slow-cooked meats are a specialty at Billy D'z in Newbury Park
• In Camarillo, seniors get gadget assistance
• Celtic band Molly's Revenge plays New Year's Eve gig in Ojai
• Happenings: December 30, 2011
• Simi Valley Council on Aging seeks donations to reach goal
• Simi Valley Education Foundation names Lew Roth Award recipients
• Take a look back at all the wonderful shows that happened at Rubicon this year!...
• 4-H All-Stars find path to success at Ormond Beach
• Simi waives business tax for nearly 8,000 businesses
• Amnesty program starts Jan. 1 for unpaid tickets
• May: Iran/al-Qaida: Two peas in a pod
• Fight post-holiday energy crisis with these power boosters
• Man taking steps to end homelessness
• Ventura mediator appointed to Superior Court bench
• Fillmore drags down county's third-quarter taxable sales
• Nonprofit helps homebound seniors get their groceries
• Knife sharpener takes his mobile business to farmers markets
• Band On The Run 5K & 10K run/walk
• Highway 150 shut down after Christmas crash
• Stabbing, possible robbery reported in Oxnard
• Mexican actor Pedro Armendariz Jr. dies at age 71
• Cruise's 'Mission' accomplishes box-office win
• Aretha's Christmas: 'Silent Night' with Four Tops
• Students to sing National Anthem at Pizza Bowl
• Parker: Don't abandon conservative message
• Editorial: Feds want states to ban cellphone use while driving
• McFeatters: Iowa and New Hampshire voters, we owe you
• Editorial: Con artists steal cash and holiday good will, too
• War's fallout includes brain injuries, anxiety and depression
• Simi women featured in kidney series dies
• Foundation head donates to honor staff
• Oxnard fire crews have a busy Christmas Eve
• Mugu Lagoon trip offers prime bird-watching for Audubon members
• Cason: Best things can come in worst packages
• Conejo school board selects new officers
• Christmas trees can be recycled
• Parent sought for bond oversight
• Tourism site geared for smartphones
• Plans outlined for holiday waste
• Maulhardt receives Star's top offensive honor
• Sowell steps into bigger role at Seattle
• Solis named Star's top defensive player
• Tiny Piru church has big history and movie-star looks
• Four arrested in connection with La Conchita home invasion
• Simi actress and her family help the needy
• West county pet of the week: Dude is a 4-year-old poodle
• VCAS pet of the week: Noel is a 10-year-old neutered male tabby-mix cat
• East county pet of the week: Kala is 3-year-old, female, pit bull mix
• West county community briefs: Helicopter to carry Santa tonight
• Weigle: New postage rates mean new stamps next year
• Ojai woman takes $10K prize in endurance competition
• Free Christmas tree collection
• Goleta crash injures 2, including Ventura man
• Local residents to help flooding victims in the Philippines
• Santa Paula man found not guilty of making meth
• Number of homes pending foreclosure drops nationwide
• Community rallies for local kids at 22nd annual auction
• Oxnard's Christmas Tree Lane a shining example of holiday spirit
• Higher gas prices don't stall holiday travel plans
• 380 Ventura Unified School District families get holiday meal help
• Kids cooking school to close this week
• Harbor district sells $24.6M in bonds
• Union Bank opens new branch
• Local families and community donate for a good cause
• One-week trial memberships at East Ventura County YMCAs
• American Red Cross catalog offers meaningful gifts
• GreatWay Roofing hires Julie Weisberger
• NOW you can purchase Rubicon Theatre gift certificates ONLINE!! What a great gif...
• Gingrich not the answer
• Panhandling
• Fair share
• Catholicism
• GOP
• No show or workshop on Saturday, December 24
• Mystery Writing Bootcamp and Tea with Toni Workshop
• Oldest Simi Valley tree lot raises money for charity
• Moorpark Police arrested a man who allegedly robbed a Dominos Pizza
• Middle, high schools increase access to parents, community members
• Oxnard man's death called suspicious by police
• Simi air flight nurse recalls Iraq deployments
• Paulson: Lighter side of conservative truths
• Editorial: Congress pats itself of back for budget bill
• Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign in danger of not meeting goal
• Santa Rosa Valley woman leads local effort against horse slaughter
• CSU Channel Islands picks vice president
• Academic Olympics open to students
• Parent sought to join bond panel
• Trash schedule won't change
• Bellringer campaign needs your help with only week left
• College notebook: Barbetti-Cort does it all for Redlands
• Navarrette: Double talk from powerful Latinas
• Nordhoff's Seymour, O'Malley lead TVL honors
• East county community briefs: Wish Night tickets now on sale
• Community college football returns to two-tier format
• O'Reilly: The ins and outs of ideology TV
• Editorial: Making streets safe and clean for all to enjoy
• McFeatters: Heads, it fails; tails, it fails, too
• Original Tommy's opens in Ventura
• Country star Josh Gracin to perform at Borderline
• Ventura Planning Commission delays decision on Mosler quarry
• Walters: Budget news undermines tax-hike plan
• Bellringer: 'The Girls' donate in memory of old friends
• Winners of the 12th Annual Short Story Contest Will Read Their Winning Entries at the January 10 Meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
• Teachers honored by Rotary Club of Westlake Village
• Camarillo man remembers wife with Bellringer donation
• Fillmore will take applications to fill opening on city council
• NMCB 40 takes command in Japan
• NCTC, local elementary school link up
• Recruits get peek at their possible future during base tour
• 5-day class examines history, development of weapons
• Partnership earns school state award
• Seabee Museum offers lessons in both engineering, history
• Use holiday decorations safely
• 2011 New Year’s Eve Sponsors
• Seeking New Year’s Eve Sponsors and Donors!
• Camarillo man uses his noodle to thank firefighters
• Sentencing delayed in Port Hueneme murder
• Ventura County introducing new emergency notification system
• Marilyn O'Connor Davis, who starred in film and TV, dies
• Carolers collect cans for FOOD Share
• ARTS Performance Academy finds home for now at Simi Valley Town Center
• Locally based Seabee awarded Purple Heart
• Moorpark might change ordinance on filling vacant council seats
• Five injured in Oxnard car crash
• Bicyclist hurt in accident on Potrero Road
• Man holds up doughnut shop in Simi Valley.
• Oxnard police must wait to release the identify of a man who died after being hit by a commuter train Thursday night.
• The identity of a man found dead in an Oxnard alley has been determined.
• Los Robles Master Chorale to perform family holiday concert
• Moopark approves sports field rental policy
• Cabrillo dedicates Rodney Fernandez Gardens affordable housing project in Santa Paula
• Local Boxing Notebook: Oriz's fight with Berto will be Feb. 11 in Vegas
• Woody Woodburn: These books ain't so bad at all
• McFeatters: Trump's gumshoes still missing
• Editorial: That $1.2 billion? It's around here some place
• O'Reilly: Stop wasting taxpayers' dollars
• Local Sports Roundup: Dec. 10, 2011
• Buena, Ventura to meet in another final
• Oxnard wins Oak Park tournament
• Man dies after being struck by train in Oxnard
• KARM program 'Corners of Your Field' gives back to churches
• LAST CHANCE TO BUY TICKETS! Don't miss this show on Saturday night. Read the int...
• Osmond, Rundgren might team up on album project
• Broadway singer will mix carols, show tunes during Rubicon Theatre benefit
• Grandchildren learn about giving
• Moorpark council delays decision on rabbits
• Meathead Movers starts with muscle power to grow company with 32 trucks
• Walnut School kindergartners perform 'The Tale of the Gingerbread Man'
• Camarillo woman, 34, admits embezzling from engineering firm
• Thousand Oaks moves forward with water rate plan
• Highway 101 to be closed nightly in Oxnard starting tonight
• Mothers multi-task more than dads, study shows
• High Stree Broadcast to perform original musical show
• Dager: A penny saved is not necessarily $10,000 earned
• Totten: Prosecutor must seek justice in every decision
• Potkey: Bennett cleaning up at Arizona State
• Ventura County population grew by 0.59% this year
• The Star cuts 13 positions
• Getting ready for light-hungry visitors along Christmas Tree Lane
• Moses: Pearl Harbor isn't the name of an R&B singer
• Suspect arrested in Oxnard school burglary
• Nesbitt: Clearing up some misconceptions about LASIK surgery
• Oxnard's Brekke School first in district to get salad bar
• Simi Adventist School bell choir to perform
• Kelley: Student-run radio stations find a home on 'Net
• Golf gear: Cleveland wedge made just for you
• Querrey makes wish come true
• Job prep program offered to Oxnard area youth
• Truck gets stuck in Edison plant outflow
• Red Cross assists 18 after Oxnard apartment fires
• CLU hosts Las Posadas
• 'Breaking Dawn' stays aloft with $16.5M weekend
• Rosie O'Donnell engaged to girlfriend
• ANNOUNCING RUBICON'S FIRST-EVER TWEET SEAT NIGHT FOR TED NEELEY AND HIS LITTLE B...
• Motorcyclist injured in crash near Saticoy
• Paulson: Fathers do matter in our lives
• Editorial: Job market is showing signs of life
• VIC’s New Year’s Eve Gala
• Key principles celebrated at CLU Kwanzaa event
• Local briefs: Simi Valley's Baxter wins Nike title
• Tamales, Christmas finery provide treat for Oxnard parade-goers
• Director's job involves more than keeping CLU safe
• Cason: Photographer's memory is anything but shot
• Ventura couple give to Bellringer to remember Buena counselor
• Harvard expert on achievement gap to speak Friday in Camarillo
• Simi gathering aims to ease grieving during the holidays
• Ventura condo blaze blamed on recessed light
• Farmers market: Drake brings cheese to market
• Playing with contrast
• 20 reading days until Christmas
• Literary Happenings: Katie Couric will visit Reagan Library, sign her newest book
• Ventura County business briefs: Standard Pacific Homes honored
• Humane Society of Ventura County pet of the week: Gus is an orange tabby
• Ventura County pet of the week: Alex is a brown Chihuahua
• Simi Valley teacher David Considine free on bail, enrolls in drug program
• West county community briefs: Community band planning concert
• Oak View couple donate to Bellringer to remember three great ladies
• Bravo!: Foundation gives award to educator
• East county community briefs: Triunfo YMCA offers child care
• Taxpayer group questions transportation agency's $85k settlement
• RUBICON'S HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE The holidays are around the corner! If you'd like...
• Simi expects county to turn over library building
• Fundraiser for Iraq veteran's disabled wife is a success
• Conejo Valley chamber gets five-start rating from trade organization
• Dr. David Newton, Andy Puzder to speak on job creation
• Oxnard police search for man with gun at Centerpoint Mall
• Registration for Winter Camp is now underway
• LA Workout in Camarillo expands
• CI partners with The GRAMMY Museum® to offer course
• Here's David Burnham with Eden Espinosa in Wicked! He'll be singing Wicked songs...
• Camarillo teen and family form local sled hockey league
• December 10th at 7 PM! Call (805)667-2900 or go online to rubicontheatre.org to...
• NSWC Port Hueneme passes another milestone
• Lawsuit filed against tow truck who struck Oxnard mother and two children
• Ventura outage leaves some Edison customers in the dark
• Segment of future riverbank trail headed to Oxnard Planning Commission
• Scholarship honors first Ventura County resident to die in Iraq
• Suspected gang homicide rare in Camarillo, police say
• Moorpark boys earn Eagle Scout Award
• CSU Channel Islands choir will present holiday concerts
• Events of interest to seniors
• Ventura County business briefs
• Oxnard garden feeds community, young minds
• RUBICON THEATRE IS BROADWAY BOUND! Join us for another exciting trip to New York...
• Santa Paula police investigating shooting
• Three people arrested after robbery at Pacific High School in Ventura
• Camarillo Hospice's tree lighting remembers lost loved ones
• Key grant awarded to save McGrath State Beach
• Thousand Oaks man remembers all of his 103 years
• Moorpark College students to perform original one-act plays
• Business briefs
• Ventura County's Bradley Steven Perry stars in Disney holiday special
• Senior briefs
• Oak View man continues Bellringer tradition
• Education funding
• U.S. Postal Service
• Oil revenue streams
• Oxnard mother arrested in death of her 11-month-old son
• Suspected prowler arrested in Port Hueneme
• District attorney: Ventura officer was justified in shooting man in May
• Personhood law
• Refusal to compromise
• Shooting incident
• What fools these mortals be!
• Man accused in carjacking after high-speed chase
• Grief support
• Bully mentality
• Turned out
• GOP taxes
• Super Committee failure
• Close Occupy camps
• Political future
• Ventura Promenade
• Two hunters rescued from Piru Creek
• Child abuse cases up almost 30 percent in Ventura County
• Defense attorneys say Ventura County DA's office misled them on malfunctioning breathalyzers
• Community Action of Ventura County plans fundraising ball in Conejo Valley
• Local group continues tradition of donating to Bellringer
• Classes offered to help smokers
• Screenings to focus on kidney dangers
• Club to discuss excursion to Alaska
• Local businesses launch toy drive
• Retired court justice to speak at banquet
• Baxter repeats as state champion, but Simi Valley finish 4th
• Gene Haas Foundation works to help manufacturing workers
• West county pet of the week: Bandita is a sweet little Chihuahua
• East county community briefs: Academy plans genealogy course
• Deputies patrol outlets for steals, not deals
• Oxnard takes on No. 1 in regional final
• Woodburn: Some leftovers from a notepad
• McFeatters: Return with us now to those pre-EPA days
• Carlisle: USC game has added importance for UCLA
• TV-Radio notebook: LSU hosts another big game
• Local briefs: CLU to remember Sparky on Tuesday
• Top teams to square off at Ventura women's tournament
• Simi Valley girls ready to live up to ranking at state
• Ledin: Not easy picking in playoffs
• Area football teams glad to be playing on Thanskgiving week
• Thanksgiving Day turns black this year as more retailers open doors before midnight
• Hundreds enjoy early Thanksgiving at Oxnard rescue mission
• Area Air National Guard troops arrive home for Thanksgiving
• Local briefs: Agriculture museum to have new hours
• Robertson: Is mac 'n' cheese 'a black thing?'
• Moropark, VC players named first-team all-conference
• Ventura brothers show top form in Jiu Jitsu
• Author Jonathan Waterman visits Foothill Technology High School
• McInernery's unusual plea deal explained
• Channel Islands girls basketball coach Bell dies
• Broken legal system?
• Honda reveals its 2012 CR-V at the LA Auto Show
• Up and coming artist: Thadius Taylor
• Youth Leadership President speaks at leadership program
• CI’s MVS to host co-founder of TASER International
• Marc L. Charney receives Ben E. Nordman Public Service Award
• Have you bought your tickets yet for A Broadway Holiday with David Burnham?
• 'Breaking Dawn' lures packs of fans with $138.1M
• Actor John Neville dies
• Police: Homeless woman found dead off coast was homicide victim
• Daddy Long Legs by Paul Gordon and John Caird, which premiered at Rubicon in 200...
• Simi wants county library funds just like Camarillo
• Using mustaches to help men face cancer
• Paulson: Long live the American dream
• Editorial: Super committee latest in long line of deficit failures
• Workshops set on raising teenagers
• Fundraiser to aid Boys & Girls Clubs
• Cards for troops serve as signs of appreciation
• Buena High School vandalized
• Port Hueneme police issuing digital tickets
• Winter Warming Shelters set to open Dec. 1
• In California, most youthful offenders stay in juvenile detention
• Eye on the environment: Go Green with stamps, envelopes
• Cason Point: Foreclosure comes with surprise silver lining
• CLU football suffers another first-round loss to Linfield
• Trial competition in DA's Office draws fire, ends quickly
• Oxnard man arrested in assault after bar argument
• Painful finish to year for Camarillo, Kotake
• 2 children adopted in Ventura County ceremony as part of National Adoption Day
• East county pet of the week: Vinnie is a 4-year old gray miniature Poodle mix
• Club donates dinners
• Psychologist presents workshops on teen well-being
• Seminar to deal with coping with cancer during holidays
• Shelter program brings adoptable dogs to Thousand Oaks mall
• West county community briefs: Center to offer Qigong classes
• Former Simi Mervyns, Ralphs buildings leased
• Man accused of taking underage girl to Mexico pleads guilty, she says they're married
• School racism
• Museum wallows in the porcine (we think) glory of Spam
• School bus rear-ended in Moorpark; no one injured
• Bennett’s bid
• Crossing guards
• Wasting fuel
• Thousand Oaks council gives final OK to reduced health benefits for future members
• CC Football Notebook: VC defensive coach has walk down memory lane
• Weekly Fish Report: November 17, 2011
• Teen carrying machete arrested in Ventura
• FOOD Share kicks off amibitious holiday food campaign
• CSU Channel Islands administrator honored
• Case tossed against accused Selena Gomez stalker
• Moorpark goes for another WSC volleyball title
• Russell setting the tone for CLU success
• Camarillo Moose Lodge to hold fundraiser for girl battling leukemia
• Oxnard water treatment and planning on agenda
• Experts examine problems posed by invasive species in Ventura County
• Visitors can look into four Ojai homes decorated for the holidays
• Hueneme football coach resigns over lack of support
• Los Robles Children's Choir concert to brighten season
• CI student affairs leader wins Outstanding Performance award
• NSWC PH employee receives collaboration award
• Local students , HOBY ambassadors presented with awards
• Plumber: What can you expect to spend for a standby generator?
• Ventura resident arrested on allegation of tagging bridge
• Oxnard loses in girls volleyball semis
• Oxnard OKs Cowboys training camp deal
• Local briefs: Three teams move start times
• Highway 101 closed in both directions near Oxnard tonight
• Taxes
• Granny flat?
• Generational irony
• Fact-finding
• GOP’s message
• Mario Lopez case
• Hospital administration
• Demeaning treatment
• Time to go?
• The silent shuffle
• Road rage incident reported in Thousand Oaks
• County home prices sink to lowest level in two-plus years
• Museum to screen 'Ghost Bikes' documentary
• Santa Rosa Valley resident to talk about losing a loved one by suicide
• Moorpark Presbyterian celebrates 25 years
• Simi Valley resident named Volutneer of the Year
• Schram: Romney talks Texas-tough on Iran
• Herdt: Opportunity knocks; is anyone home?
• Editorial: Chelsea Clinton starting at the top
• Editorial: Congress cringes at consequences of defense cuts
• Additional studies unsuccessful in removing most Moorpark homes from flood zone
• Simi homeless parking program hits a red light
• Ventura council appropriates money money to pay legal bills
• State pays $2.2 million in attempted suicide case at Camarillo youth detention facility
• Walters: School advocates talk more dollars than sense
• Nirenberg: Celebrating our blessings
• Sunset Room targets customers who like a supper club with entertainment
• Raiders are cut off at the pass
• Berry: Stay alert and on top of all medications to avoid errors and complications
• Margaret Nesbitt: Osher Lifelong Learning Institute opens a whole new world of learning
• Upcoming county events: School district to show off center
• Congratulations to Cate Caplin for her Ovation Award for choreography for Fascin...
• Thomasson: Double-dipping brass lose pay
• Robinson: The GOP has a message problem
• Elias: Big water deals creating anxiety in California
• Editorial: Occupy campers made their point. Now, go home
• Port Hueneme man sentenced to 8 years for striking girlfriend
• Moorpark council to discuss location for new fire station
• Small business loans rise, but growth of jobs does not
• David Burnham will be at Rubicon on December 10th with A Broadway Holiday, the l...
• Ventura firefighters put out small oven fire in home
• End of an era on Santa Rosa Island
• Conejo Park District's Kid's Swap Meet pleases shoppers
• Cason: Winter shelter manager reaches autumn of his life
• Claim filed in fatal shooting by Ventura police
• VCMC gears up to improve care after critical survey
• Farmers market: Finding treasures at Camarillo market
• Fillmore man dies in car accident
• Roundup of Ventura County business briefs: Philanthropists to be honored Tuesday
• Weigle: Youths at Stamp Fair indicate collecting will stick around
• CEO named for Cabrillo Economic Development
• CLU offers new educational leadership program
• Cops to run for charity in Patagonia
• Brief power outage in Camarillo
• Ventura County Animal Services pet of the week: Domino is a 2-year-old male cat
• West county pet of the week: Lance is an adult terrier mix
• Simi Valley police arrest man in counterfeiting case
• Santa Barbara gets its REI, but Oxnard will have to wait
• Indicators point to good time to buy a house
• Oxnard College opens Veterans Center
• Police, firefighters to face off on football field for Make-A-Wish
• Major AT&T Upgrades in Ventura
• AT&T Expands Mobile Broadband Wireless Capacity In Ventura
• Carrillo’s qualifications
• City council benefits
• District Attorney’s Office
• High-speed rail
• Ventura City Council election
• Gallegly’s hypocrisy
• Giving credit
• Veteran services
• Much ado about nothing
• Mormon doctrines
• Driver hurt after vehicle lands upside down in water
• Firefighters put out fence fire in Simi Valley
• McFeatters: Americans now say fat cats greedy
• Editorial: Halloween ghouls, ghosts and gross domestic product
• A nurse shares her biopsy experience to help other women
• New county congressional district already drawing national attention
• Oxnard sites on list of historic places linked to Cesar Chavez
• Fillmore voters to decide Nov. 8 on proposes sales tax hike
• 'Bling Party' to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County
• Cason Point: Dentists find Halloween a scary business
• Domestic violence response program facing funding crisis
• Westlake Village council race features three candidates seeking two seats
• Ventura boy's fight to overcome brain tumor an inspiration to CLU water polo men
• Mistakes prove costly for Oak Park
• Ventura in full control
• Renovation is a true victory for Santa Paula
• Workshop on Women Writing About Women for Women
• Narrow interest
• New documents shed light on Ventura County concealed-gun permits
• Editorial: NATO should not be a victim of its success
• O'Reilly: Reversing an America in decline
• 18-year-old T.O. woman injured in Moorpark head-on crash
• Businesses show their wares at Halloween-themed expo
• East county community briefs: YMCAs planning swim programs
• Paper-shredding fundraiser scheduled Nov. 5
• BIGGER THAN BIEBER OR BOYLE? COULD RUBICON THEATRE BE THE NEXT YOUTUBE PHENOMENO...
• Joseph and Jamie chat about the madcap, two-man, quick change penny dreadful far...
• Free Events and Activities Expanded at The Ventura County Book and Author Fair
• Brown proposes sweeping changes in public employee pensions
• Camarillo will adopt a book
• Health care clinics
• Private utilities
• Bomb found in driveway was not a complex device
• Jury awards former DA investigator $1.3 million in lawsuit
• Voters rights
• Two-Day Fiction Writing Intensive Bootcamp
• Toni Lopopolo Literary Management Moves to Santa Barbara
• Fundraiser will toast McGrath State Beach with oysters, BYOB bubbly
• Occupy Ventura protest set for Friday
• Boys Water polo notebook: T.O. nearing 20-win mark
• NSWC Port Hueneme commander supports Wounded Warrior Program
• More protection established for black abalone
• Golf tip: Adjust your set-up, stance for uneven lies
• Schram: Caution, bank robbery in progress
• Herdt: A new look at taxing business property
• Editorial: Making their case
• Editorial: Battle for public information was wasted expense
• Concert to benefit Ventura Center for Spiritual Living's building
• Million dollar lottery ticket sold in Oxnard
• Buttitta: Time to turn off Barber lighting debate
• Golf notebook: 'Rally for Cure' a success at Saticoy
• Paraguay: Aerosmith's Tyler hurt in hotel fall
• Rubicon Theatre is now on Twitter! Click the link and follow us for fun updates...
• Starting Wednesday - Halloween Extravaganza Week at Rubicon! Rubicon Theatre & l...
• Amgen priorities
• Fire Dept. on Scene of blaze on Tierra Rejada Road
• Benefits insight
• Police violence
• Scarecrow spectacular to benefit county charities
• No on Measure K
• Fiscal wisdom and public service
• Editorial: Attention, world -- You've got cash. We've got houses
• Paulson: A painful mirror for America
• Visitors find their pumpkins at Oak Park Community Garden
• Ventura police surround home of suicidal man
• Youngsters see the fun of science at carnival
• Ventura council race provides voters plenty of choices
• Agoura Hills City Council candidates have diverse backgrounds, engaged in community
• Eye on the environment: Ventura watershed vulnerable to invasive species
• Cason Point: OMG, R U texting 2 much?
• Second parcel tax on Las Virgenes ballot Nov. 8
• Recast mortgage rate, if that's possible
• Nash: Card from Victoria's Secret embarrassing
• Briley: Oregon produces world-class pinot noir wine
• Emotional Fitness: Ways to bring in more positive energy
• A chat with The Mystery Of Irma Vep stars Joseph Fuqua and Jamie Torcellini...
• Crews contain blaze in Ventura River bottom
• Nordhoff's big victory a real crowd pleaser
• Local business briefs: Chamber reception set for Wednesday
• Republic of Barebecue pledges allegiance to West Coast style
• East county community briefs: Sumac Elementary to hold fall festival
• Bulk and hunger add up to hefty issues in Ventura County
• New $4 million solar field opens behind Oxnard High
• Editorial: Most-fitting tribute
• O'Reilly: Are Wall Street protesters us?
• Editorial: What protesters camping out on Wall Street want
• Sheriff impersonation backfires on scammers
• Lifelong Simi resident John Varble dies in traffic accident
• Editorial: After Gadhafi, Libya faces a new issue -- the future
• Editorial: Mugging Obama
• Schram: Outsourcing our U.S. democracy
• Murdock: Government grows at record pace
• Political surprises
• Heitman good choice
• Tea party
• Lynn Road trees
• Steve Reyes is Oxnard Kiwanis Club Firefighter of Year
• Oxnard bicycle plan calls for many new routes
• SCORE offers vets free coupon for business training
• CLU talk to focus on shift of state prisoners to county
• Supervisors accept fire settlement from gas company
• Oxnard College foundation to hold Tardeada
• One of the county's oldest law firms will stay at same address in Oxnard
• Three bus drivers reach safety milestone
• California, Ventura County foreclosure activity goes up in third quarter
• Golf notebook: Ojai clinic focuses on mind, body
• Golf tip: Backswing key to fixing fake finish
• Robinson: Voters are raising Cain in the GOP
• Herdt: Hope, then anger, is fallout from financial crisis
• Editorial: An obsolete law
• Editorial: Fillmore voters' hard choices on sales-tax issue
• 2 NY Times Bestselling Authors to Speak at VC Book and Author Fair
• Seven Literary Groups to Support Ventura County Book and Author Fair November 5th in Camarillo
• Westlake City Council
• PTA information night to be held
• Court sets trial for estate of Russell Takasugi's client
• Museum of Ventura County to host suffragist commemoration
• Oak Park school district honored for being green
• Gallegly's fundraising gives no hint of retirement plans; Steve Bennett to decide on Congress this week
• Fillmore files motion to block mobile home park lawsuit
• Infill policy
• Strong candidate slate
• Commitment to Ventura
• Morehouse’s hard work
• McFeatters: Politicians no help in recovery
• Editorial: House GOP finds jobs bill hiding in plain sight
• Flavors vary within wine type achardonnay alchardonnay
• Eye on the environment: Compost bins, rain barrels to be sold at discount
• Realtor represents Conejo Valley at Coldwell Banker Previews Estate Conference in Santa Barbara
• RE/MAX agent earns Hall Of Fame award
• Troop Real Estate Realtor qualifies for President’s Elite Club 2011
• Troop Real Estate president says home buying affordability at one of highest levels ever
• Harvest haven
• Trick play a treat for Eagles
• Defensive play secures Spartans' shootout win in PVL opener
• State program offers discounts on some old traffic tickets
• Rancho park district adopts $37 million budget
• East county community briefs: Illusionist to perform at church
• Reunions: October 15, 2011
• West county community briefs: Presentation set on cancer therapies
• See if you can find Rubicon's Associate Producer/Education Director, Brian McDon...
• Simi Valley Strykers hold on to Senior Wii Bowling title
• Growth agenda
• Smear tactics
• Cirque du Soleil's 'Iris' in full bloom at Kodak
• 'Glass Menagerie' shimmers with emotion in Thousand Oaks
• Bill Locey's top picks for this week's gigs: October 14, 2011
• Faithful servant
• World leaders urge countries to reduce nuclear weapons
• 3 arrested after T.O. burglary
• Camarillo graduate Anger launching final punts of Cal career
• Community college district will shift trustees' borders
• Fillmore Planning Commission at full strength after four members appointed
• Ojai council balks at giving up Golden State Water franchise fees
• Puppeteer to perform in Ojai
• California Democratic lawmakers call on president to help troubled homeowners
• California Oil Museum exhibits quilts made by men
• Herdt: When private-sector socialism fails
• Editorial: State's revenue forecast looking worse by the day
• Robinson: Occupy this marvelous moment
• Women Today accepting nominations for award
• If you are going to MLK dedication, we want to know
• Camarillo Marathon rescheduled for Jan. 8
• Parents rescue program for gifted students
• Betty Berry: It might be age, but it could be Alzheimer's
• Anthony Taormina officially steps down as head of Oxnard Harbor District
• Oxnard homicide victim died of 'sharp-force injuries'
• Anacapa teacher wins PBS innovation award
• Ojai's Westridge Market introduces customers to local flavors
• "The Mystery of Irma Vep" Opening this week at Rubicon! Get tickets by calling (...
• "Occupy Ventura" movement part of international protest
• Woman, 55, killed in Oxnard homicide
• Ventura County Arts Council presents Art Stars Awards
• 'The Heidi Chronicles' to be performed at Ventura College
• Ojai Day to feature, art, cars, music
• Three men accused of illegal marijuana sales, deliveries
• Paulson: The myth of the perfect candidate
• Editorial: Saving chimneys
• Editorial: State regulations ripe for economic impact reports
• Car accident in Los Padres National Forest sends one person to hospital
• Ventura County Animal Services pet of the week: Bert is a 2-year-old Boston terrier and rat terrier mix
• In Uniform: October 8, 2011
• Local business briefs: Panera Bread to donate funds
• Community events in eastern Ventura County: Discussion planned on local film history
• Community events in western Ventura County: Golf tournament to benefit seminary
• Bravo!: October 8, 2011
• Hoffman-Ellis plays a leading role for Washington State
• Artwork to help feed hungry children
• CLU looks to sustain its momentum
• Stage listings: October 7, 2011
• Chill listings: October 7, 2011
• Edith Conn, instructor at Ventura College, dies
• Fillmore City Council presents information session on sales tax measure
• Second helpings listings: October 7, 2011
• 'Beach Boys FAQ' is an excellent read
• Going too far
• Second helpings standout:
• The curtain rises next week on The Mystery of Irma Vep! Things aren’t going so...
• Five Literary Groups To Support The First Annual Ventura County Book and Author Fair in Camarillo
• Thille School in Santa Paula named Blue Ribbon campus
• CSUCI student with multiple sclerosis wins scholarship
• 80-year-old woman robbed in Ventura
• Oaks Christian, Westlake ready for showdown
• Mendoza's hard-nose style makes him the ultimate leader for Oaks Christian
• Murdock: Obama proudly declares class war
• Rubicon vets Joseph Fuqua and Jamie Torcellini return to RTC in the madcap pas d...
• Beginner clock repair workshop to be held
• Westlake Village council candidates largely agree on issues
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• VCJGA holds first tournament
• Start of downswing critical to sequence
• October brings a harvest of laughs and special shows
• When the night is dark and stormy, or the mist is rising on the moors under a fu...
• Scripps to buy nine television stations
• Events to CRAVE
• Ventura's Adrien Nieto keeps 'MasterChef' momentum going
• Milbank: Gov. Christie no political superman
• “I sometimes think that the Ridiculous is the only serious theatre. After all, e...
• Motorcyclist injured in Fillmore crash
• Life after Brain Injury
• Misleading headline
• Moral impropriety
• Environmental destruction
• Generous support
• Workplace bullying
• Morehouse’s council run
• Ventura man rescued in Santa Barbara area of Los Padres
• Editorial: Admiral delivers straight talk on Pakistan's deceit
• Turkey tenderloin is a tender choice
• RE/MAX Gold Coast top team ranked first in sales volume in Ventura County
• Traditional appeal
• Suspect in recent Camarillo bank robbery linked to others across state
• Volunteers help out for Day of Caring
• Lunn: State budget risks voters' access to ballot of choice
• Ventura police checkpoint yields 17 citations, 4 impounded vehicles
• Damaging a computer is easy; take steps to avoid it
• Texting, walking don't always mix
• Oak Park woman educates others about the disease that nearly killed her
• Cupp: Metrolink disaster, part 2 -- Corporate stonewalling
• Homebuyer enthusiasm high at Aviara at Victoria Estates in Oxnard
• Oaks Christian ready for Westlake after rout
• Cook ties Westlake mark with five TDs in Royal rout
• Simi Valley residents can dispose of waste free
• East County community briefs: Police foundation to hold golf tourney
• Ventura company awarded security gate contract at Port of Hueneme
• CLU conference to address about faith and action
• Doubleheader of defenses in community college football
• Big entrance for CLU in new stadium
• Girls Golf Overview: Talented duos lead Oxnard, La Reina
• Lecture on shingles to be held at Simi senior center
• Santa Paula museum exhibit will feature quilts made by men
• Oxnard's Martinez ready for fight in Atlantic City
• West county community briefs: Artists to let public see work spaces
• Highway 101 California St. off-ramp closed over weekend
• Fill up on Oktoberfests in Camarillo, Oxnard
• Disney's beloved 'Dumbo' still soaring after 70 years
• Ventura native needs donations to fund CD project
• Album reviews: At 85, Tony Bennett remains a hip role model
• Reyes Adobe Days becomes an event within an event
• Employment verification
• Agave Maria's deserves praise for its innovative dishes
• Walters: Brown needs to do more than just complain
• E-verify
• Sederquist: Visitors use Oxnard's Welcome Center daily
• Crisp: Poverty grows; compassion too?
• "The theatre is a humble materialist enterprise which seeks to produce riches of...
• Youth briefs: Poker tournament to aid youth group
• Elias: State GOP again whistling past Latino graveyard
• African flutist to perform at Ojai World Music Festival this weekend
• Ventura County beaches receive A rating
• Dager: Never too late to say thanks
• VCFD team wins charity stair climb race
• Oxnard special meeting fuels rumors about City Manager Ed Sotelo
• Oxnard police to host open house at Colonia storefront
• Thousand Oaks Reads' cultural bus tour registration due Saturday
• Former Simi Valley Enterprise editor remembered as hard-hitting journalist
• Public comments on proposed rule to end 'no otter zone'
• Sheriff's air unit busy with calls from Camarillo to Santa Cruz Island
• Speakers and Seminars Announced for VC Book and Author Fair
• Bullying a problem within county government, union says
• Kelley: New on Netflix -- whining and entitlement thinking
• Chase Bank in Camarillo robbed
• Speak for yourself
• Park Service begins wetland restoration on Santa Cruz Island
• Steve Lefevre, who shaped CSU Channel Islands, dies of cancer
• Robinson: Nothing but dogs in this GOP hunt
• Editorial: The $16 muffin
• Another Earth
• Model economies
• Crashed aircraft
• Immigration straight talk
• Editorial: This generation needs a job more than a name
• Kelly Thomas’ death
• Cancer support group aims to help the whole family
• Pupilss celebrate Rosh Hashana with seniors in Thousand Oaks
• Paulson: America, home of the dependent?
• Editorial: Regime pulls plug, China's 'Idol' TV show too good to last
• Simi Valley gathers for parade
• Mass celebrates St. John's Regional Medical Center's 100th birthday
• Educators honored with JOY Awards
• Bestselling author to give free lecture at CLU
• Eye on the environment: 3,166 attend beach cleanups
• Cason: Lodging a complaint about minibars
• Ventura couple seeking $1.8 million for rejected housing proposal
• After 100 years, does California's initiative process need a tune-up?
• Older adults face their fears about computers
• Santa Clara misses opportunities in tie
• Rio ordered to pay close to $5.5 million to contractor
• Conejo workshop offers participants experience as a low-vision artist
• Students learn about the roots of their food
• 2 Ventura County economists say we're on verge of double-dip recession
• Communitywide fundraiser to help Moorpark High student
• SailTime Channel Islands offers sailors a way to cut costs
• HURRY AND REGISTER!! Rubicon Theatre Company Fall Acting Classes 2011 For more...
• Pacific Shores Philharmonic announces new concertmaster
• West county community briefs: Church to fire up barbecue at dinner
• Call for Volunteers at VC Book and Author Fair
• Arts Briefs
• One crazy night
• Religious evolution
• Employers in limbo as state Supreme Court sits on lunch-break case
• Wellness Community to open its Garden of Hope
• Joshua Packer will not be restrained during his assault trial
• Pacifica students chat with NASA scientists
• Freed hikers
• Matilija Dam graffiti art
• Draft Environmental Report for Edison substation released for comment
• Picks of the week
• The Mighty Upsetter
• High octane noir
• Can't we all just get a bomb?
• San Miguel Island offers wildlife and seclusion
• The Critical Line
• That witch does not kill us ...
• Free Will Astrology
• A longstanding fixture never ceases to satisfy
• PBS Biotech, state-of-the-art high tech business, expanding
• Youth briefs: Health day planned Saturday for kids
• Townhomes reluctantly a go at Harbor and Wooley in Oxnard
• Piru-area property owner helps feed the hungry with community garden
• Dole agrees to sell ripening, distribution businesses
• Elias: State air board's credibility hit by lack of change
• Autopsy: Contractor suffocated after trench collapse
• Oxnard medical clinic turns waiting time into story time
• Grocery worker negotiations
• Treacherous road
• Exhibition - Steve Cook: Riding the Planet, Volume III
• Check out September 15 VC Reporter...
• Ovation Nominations Announced on Monday - Rubicon the only company to be recogn...
• Ventura County Book and Author Fair Is Looking For Volunteers
• Fundraiser on Sunday, October 23
• Supervisors OK payment to preserve redevelopment in Piru
• Local briefs: Grace Brethren to host Campbell Hall
• Golf notebook: Ojai's Beth Allen posts career best finish
• Thousand Oaks resident files appeal over Hooters' liquor license
• Grocery workers happy that contract would secure health care fund
• Herdt: The alternative to 'Obamacare' is what?
• Editorial: The wrong way to pay college student athletes
• Loh: On the sudden passing of a health care superstar
• Lucero: Illegal in my own home, citizenship a dream away
• May: Muslim world's future in the West
• Ventura Comedy Festival 2011
• Doiwntown Ventura Partners hire new executive director
• Downtown Ventura Partners hires new director
• 2,500 lose power in Ventura
• 2 injured in dirt bike crash
• Employer council to hold seminar in Thousand Oaks
• Kiss It Good Buy sells items for clients to eBay
• Man arrested after allegedly starting fire in Piru home
• McFeatters: It's time for candidates to squirm
• Editorial: Zero tolerance for cellphones — is it the correct call?
• Volunteers collect trash as part of Coastal Cleanup Day
• New breast cancer bill ignites debate about patient rights
• What will Gallegly do? He isn't saying
• Oxnard touts ultra-pure water, but users balk at cost
• Ventura mission tour set
• Future school site still a sore spot
• Expo encourages families to be prepared for emergencies
• Cason: Moving the Welcome Center could bring welcome income
• Eye on the environment: Rides for climate lap up attention
• Business in brief: Network accepting vendor application
• Ventura man taken into custody after chase, crash
• Thousand Oaks passing on chance to host Amgen Tour next year
• VCAS pet of the week: Kane is a 2 year-old brindle pit bull terrier
• West county pet of the week: Techno is a neutered 2-year-old shepherd mix
• East county pet of the week: Cruiser's is a sweet, mellow 4-year-old dog
• East county community briefs: Runs set to raise funds for K-9 unit
• West county community briefs: Runs set to raise funds for K-9 unit
• Southern California grocery workers could strike this weekend
• Actors, authors, educators discuss struggle for human rights in Iran
• Ventura council candidates to debate in string of coming forums
• UCLA professor to discuss stroke prevention
• Talk to address careers after cancer
• Improv and Acting Workshops
• Free Will Astrology
• Downtown Ventura Partners hires new executive director
• California Beer Festival brings blues, brews and barbecue to Ventura
• Ventura Surf Club - the long and short of it
• Picks of the week
• Fraud Prince
• Last few performances of "Steel Magnolias" - tonight (Friday), Saturday at 2 and...
• Submission Deadline Approaching For 12th Annual Short Story Contest Held By Ventura County Writers Club
• Women Writing About Women For Women
• Free theatre tonight at the Museum of Ventura County - first show begins at 7pm!
• Bad timing doesn't keep Camarillo furnishings and design store from flourishing
• Chill listings: September 16, 2011
• Concert listings: September 16, 2011
• 'Vibrant Colors' exhibit in Ventura features glasswork
• California Beer Festival in Ventura adds another day
• Thousand Oaks' City Attorney takes position in Burbank
• Artistic Touch: Artist describes work as conservative, traditional imagery
• West county club news: Meeting will focus on health care policy
• Day of Peace to be held in Thousand Oaks
• Best of Services
• Best of Culture & Community
• Best of Recreation
• Best of Food & Drinks
• Best of Entertainment
• Best Of Shopping
• Best of Beauty & Style
• Best of Health & Fitness
• Camarillo bakery ready for sweet taste of Emmy Awards fame
• County opens social services center in Thousand Oaks
• California condors have a new champion
• Navarrette: Americans, and not giving up
• Thomasson: Stumbling on Social Security
• Editorial: Making progress to keep McGrath State Beach open
• Editorial: Cleaning up space
• 24 percent of county homeowners owe more on mortgages than their homes are worth
• Camarillo clogging class makes some noise
• Paddle tennis courts open in Ojai
• Kelley: U.S. Postal Service needs to evolve, reform
• Editorial: Injustice in Iran
• Editorial: Compromise on Internet sales tax is sign of progress
• Milbank: The front-runner has no clothes
• Herdt: Edison's revolt carries the day
• B of A to cut 50 Ventura jobs
• New principal takes post at Piru School
• Homeless woman’s death
• Senior briefs: Driver safety class set for Sept. 22
• Women Writing for Women Workshops
• Downtown Ventura Partners hires new executive director
• Crisp: Real students reside behind numbers
• Robinson: Obama's resolve vs. Republicans' vision
• Elias: Brown's good signatures and two lousy vetoes
• Editorial: Obama, GOP edge to small compromises
• Editorial: Heavy metal alert
• Biodiesel is the fuel of the future, entrepreneur says
• Rubicon Theatre Company The free reading of Nancy Nufer's Plays-in-Progress "Foo...
• Thousands in county gather to mark 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Motorcyclist suffers major injuries after Fillmore crash
• The free reading of Nancy Nufer's Plays-in-Progress "Food Confessions" is comple...
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author talks to CLU students
• Agencies seek funding for wildlife corridor
• Cason Point: Ventura author records the stories of sorrow and triumph from 9/11
• Eye on the environment: Annual Coastal Cleanup event set for Saturday
• Wildfire-prone conditions return to Ventura County
• Will: Salve for Americans' wounds
• Grossgold: A nation and a Navy changed
• Conejo Valley female artists sing on "Dances with the Stars"
• Cook du Jour: Reclaiming her life
• Navarrette: The troubling legacies of 9/11
• Wine fans tout their favorite sweet sips
• Roshell: I'm gluten-free vegan intolerant
• Maggard/Gilbert: 'We're on our way'
• Thron: Learn security lessons from the 9/11 attacks
• Message from constituents
• O'Reilly: State of the unions in America
• Evans to start for St. Bonaventure tonight
• Editorial: President goes on offensive with jobs bill
• Ventura County students remember Sept. 11 attacks
• New professional orchestra forming in Ventura County
• East county community briefs: Program aims to aid cancer survivors
• Thousand Oaks man's World War II military career cut short by injury
• West county community briefs: E-waste recycling to be offered
• The Long War
• We learned nothing from 9/11
• Gone, baby, gone
• In the wake of 9/11, how was your life changed?
• Art imitates death
• 9/11-10 years later
• Executive director of the Downtown Ventura Organization resigns
• GOP Debates
• Fontana man accused in Ventura County foreclosure case
• Brown: Expensive traffic fines are getting out of hand
• Artistic Touch: Artist learned independence early in life
• CLU volleyball hosts 16-team tournament
• New section of Backbone Trail purchased
• East county club news: Instructor to give publication tips
• West county club news: Speaker to visit with local quilters
• Moorpark High grad Blechen rolls with changes at Utah
• Peas in a POD
• Grand Prize: VIP tix, a spa day at Billy Yamaguchi's Inner Chi with 5 best frien...
• Plenty of parking
• 9/11! A Watershed of Cosmic Proportions!
• This is where you draw the spine
• Free Will Astrology
• Back in the U.S. of A.
• Déjà vu all over again
• Serving up outdoor entertainment with a mean cup of chowder
• Picks of the week
• The Critical Line
• Suspected DUI driver charged with murder for death of fetus
• Editorial: Cooperating again
• May: Western leaders still disoriented post 9/11
• Schram: Economic leadership craze hits D.C.
• Bennett recommends retired conservation chief for planning panel
• Editorial: Don't risk kids' health, sign AB 1391 into law
• Name-calling
• Just added! Spontaneous Broadway®
• Author and Editor Shelly Lowenkopft to Speak at Central Coast Book Festival
• Science and education coexist with fun at Ventura Harbor Village
• Herdt: Can two play the voter-turnout game?
• Navarrette: A rare lesson on life's priorities
• With state budget cuts, fate of marijuana eradication task force is unclear
• Some Lamplighter residents fight increase in mobile home park rent
• Editorial: So you want to be president?
• Editorial: Iran's water fear
• Lil Wayne's new CD sells 964,000 units in 1st week
• Ventura law firm partner selected as award finalist
• Breast cancer: risk factors, prevention and early detection
• Local business hosts “Food and Funds Drive”
• Free E-Waste recycling days
• Exercise will ease painful joints
• Fresh Fridays improv shows now ongoing!
• Man dies from apparent heart attack after ocean dive
• Hot weather on the way
• Walters: California Democrats scramble on the economy
• Thomas: Seabee Museum a work in progress
• Jobs, Bernanke have a lot in common
• Milbank: When pride triumphed over all
• Editorial: Obama needs to unthaw the U.S. job market
• Did ya' see this one?
• A full house of mothers and daughters (and some gentlemen, too) tonight for the...
• Editorial: On Labor Day, we pause to honor ... what, exactly?
• McFeatters: What to expect from Congress
• Oaks Christian loses opener, 31-21
• Activist brings his message to Ventura
• Brenna Scanlon new principal at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Oxnard
• Cutting prep and training days takes a toll, teachers say
• Budget cuts bring 'new normal' to schools
• Training helps canines curb curiosity about rattlesnakes
• Teenager seriously injured in Ojai collision
• Hold on to your heart, chocolate may be good for your ticker
• Cason: Hardest worker rejects the rocking chair
• Oxnard reggae musician realizing his 'Dream'
• Glen Campbell's final 'Canvas' colored by genius and sadness
• Program seeks instructors, volunteers
• Alternative Recreation program enriches lives
• Second part of Dream Act legislation sent to governor
• Ventura County Animal Services pet of the week: Pepsi is a 2-year-old rat terrier mix
• East county pet of the week: Jazz is a female American pit bull terrier mix
• West county pet of the week: Holly is a sweet bay mare
• 2-for-1 tickets for "Steel Magnolias" Mother/Daughter night this Sunday only ($1...
• In Brief
• Former Rio superintendent arrested again
• Beyond homophobia -- tragedy compounded
• Biz Buzz
• One man, two prosthetic legs and a mission for peace
• The war inside
• It's a man's world no more
• The breaking point
• Ventura's medical marijuana moratorium expires
• Report: McCourt gets $1.2 billion bid for Dodgers
• Club news, east county: Fortnightly group to gather Sept. 9
• Labor Day weekend crowds expected to escape to the cooler Ventura County coast
• Schedule update: Nation of Improv, now with Now Town!
• Special Added Mother/Daughter Perf. of "Steel Magnolias" w/2-for-1 tix ($19.50 e...
• Roots of National Recreation Area to be uncovered by Thousand Oaks lecture
• Chinese comfort food since 1929
• Tacos, music and competitive corn-holing
• Oh, the horror!
• Picks of the week
• Just another liberal reporter ...
• The Critical Line
• Guru, interrupted
• Free Will Astrology
• Lawmakers strive to extend surcharge for energy efficiency, research
• Oak Park to turn teal for ovarian cancer awareness
• May: Palestinians seek an unilateral state
• Schram: Getting the disaster-week message
• Editorial: Like a champion, Oxnard hosted the NFL's Saints
• Editorial: Say bye to 'pieing'
• Ventura County Transportation Commission boosts bus service in some areas
• Small business resources
• Los Angeles Times "Critic's Pick" for "Steel Magnolias" at Rubicon. Call (805) 6...
• Fantastic review of "Steel Magnolias" in Broadway World! Raves all around!
• Two Publishing Pros to Offer Fiction Writing Bootcamps throughout Southern California
• Farmers Insurance celebrates transfer of 800 Simi employees
• Editorial: Arrested, framed
• Herdt: Maps are done, but intrigue lingers
• Senior briefs: Diabetes classes will be offered
• At Strickland's request, attorney general opines on conflict-of-interest law
• Judge proposes making county officials bargain with doctors
• Ventura Food Tours gives people a taste of downtown
• The needy
• Thomasson: U.S. has no excuse for hungry children
• Reagan’s track record
• Japanese guitarist to perform at Ojai Library
• Simi Valley council to celebrate police department's 40th anniversary
• Much on legislators' plates as final two weeks of session loom
• Ventura Chamber holds 'Work It' fashion show
• Metrolink spars with former train operator over 2008 crash
• Walk raises awareness of heart defects
• Roshell: The dirt on flirting
• Nash: What's so bad about school lunches?
• Peace and love do not always mean life change
• By land or by sea, Parson's Landing campground is a real getaway
• Hot, humid conditions in Ventura County
• Technology gives us wonderful things we don't need
• Emotional Fitness: Yelling, shouting rarely succeed
• Make retiring with as little debt as possible goal
• Business in brief: NAI Capital sells industrial building
• Travel briefs: Freer Gallery opens the Peacock Room
• Of War and Life: Ventura's Hal Wilder found love and then a World War II military career
• September still growing season for SoCal gardens
• Sign up for YMCA preschool and childcare
• Bill to require microchips in some pets sent to governor
• Ventura County residents honor King's work by attending memorial dedication
• Strickland warns of possible further budget cuts
• RiverPark soil samples come up safe
• Nighttime road closures in south Oxnard continue
• Births, west county: August 27, 2011
• Ventura County Animal Services pet of the week:
• West County Pet of the Week: Rafiki is a sweet male cat looking for a lap to spend his golden years in
• Creative types
• Rick Perry: Texas Ranger
• Taking responsibility
• Answering the call for the environment, for humanity
• Beyond disappointed
• WEVing a successful business
• And the Saints marched in
• From the state penitentiary to the county jail
• Finding my religion
• Happenings: Music and art take center stage
• Come to the concert and meet Levi who will be selling and signing copies of his...
• A. Lincoln Elementary celebrates 2011-2012 opening
• For those of you who have not purchased tickets to the one-night-only Levi Kreis...
• Donors can double dollars during 'Get Together & Give Together' challenge
• Saints' practice rings local cash registers
• Club news, west county: Christian women to host 2 speakers
• Club news, east county: Organic gardeners to share tips, food
• Highway 101 slated for full closure several nights next week
• Artists create "Land Forms" for upcoming exhibit
• Girl Scout CFO goes to trial for fraud
• September Meeting of the Ventura County Writers Club
• Spring, Chicken!
• Free Will Astrology
• Hopelessly DEVOted
• The Guest List
• The key of life
• Jukebox heroes
• The Critical Line
• A trek to Himalaya
• Picks of the week
• Ballot measure’s removal
• Two accused of stealing expensive liquor in Thousand Oaks
• Priceless picture
• Gadhafi's fall leaves behind a hole, and some hope, in Africa
• From a garage chalkboard to the principal's desk
• What a splendid cast we're blessed with! Steel Magnolias previews tonight, opens...
• Back to School for Ventura - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Schram: Capitol Hill's tale of two tax hikes
• Herdt: The costliest executions in America
• Editorial: On Libya, Obama's strategy is close to paying off
• Editorial: Don't look back
• Oxnard man sentenced to 25 years for selling meth
• New theater company to launch with musical
• Ventura may pull the plug on employee housing assistance program
• Amy Handelman brings grace and beauty to the role of Shelby in RTC's upcoming "S...
• Ventura's parking meter initiative invalid, court finds
• Dick's Sporting Goods store to open at the Oxnard Esplanade next year
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle near Ventura College
• In Weir’s defense
• Padded pockets
• Treasure Box food deliveries to end Sept. 24
• Re: the McInerny trial.
• Gallegly believes Gadhafi's 42-year reign in Libya is over
• Grocery workers vote to authorize strike
• Group protests at Ventura Youth Correctional Facility
• Ticket to nowhere: Controversial cinema owner target of investigation
• Ticket to nowhere: Controversial cinema owner tried to lease Simi theaters
• Montgomery's relief is award worthy
• Travel briefs: Liberty statue to be closed for repairs
• Learning the referee ropes
• Prewitt still involved with Camarillo program
• Homecoming fit for two Saints
• O'Reilly: The president's dilemma
• Editorial: Giving young lifers a chance at redemption
• Opens next week!
• Ventura County Writers Club 2012 Officers Sworn In
• Dead dolphins, sea lions found on Oxnard beach; natural neurotoxin blamed
• Free series on caregiving planned
• Jill Martini Soiree to play at Ventura's final free summer concert
• 'Great Train Robbery' fundraiser canceled
• Political science professor to discuss the state at CLU
• In uniform
• Group drum circle to be held
• Survivor of 9/11 to speak in Moorpark
• East county community briefs
• West county community briefs
• Hollywood expert to discuss reality in movies
• New bus riders group offers suggestions to transit officials
• Rocket is the Humane Society pet of the week
• Education -- life's great equalizer
• Murre seabird chicks hatch for the first time in 100 years in the Channel Islands National Park
• Oxnard educators pin their hopes on new superintendent
• Ventura resident recovering from near-fatal assault
• Auctioning the American dream
• The simple life gets complicated
• Mad as hell
• Vaccination Nation
• Ventura County is among plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Metropolitan Water District
• Veva Mann of Santa Paula is 105
• Gold Coast bus fare hike, new routes take effect Sunday
• Concerts standout: Zoey's to celebrate its fifth birthday with two nights of folk music
• Artistic Touch: Bringing beauty back to art is his passion
• Club news, east county: Acoustic music fans to meet Tuesday
• Club news, west county: Libertarians plan barbecue Aug. 28
• Star seeks county's hardest worker
• Chill standout: Hueneme Beach Festival to feature Sand Sculpture Contest
• So many questions
• The Critical Line
• Piece treaty
• Free Will Astrology
• Hollywood, racism and waxy buildup
• Home spun
• Ventura Avenue's Taqueria Curenavaca rocks veggie tacos
• Easy Sierra Club hikes promote historical exploration and friendship
• Picks of the week
• Fish and Wildlife plans to end program restricting sea otters along southern California coast
• Care manager to discuss aging parents
• Thousand Oaks changes bus routes, fares this week
• Camarillo class to teach dog massages
• Dodgers' attendance takes a major hit
• Editorial: Legislature gives traffic violators a fiscal 'speed trap'
• May: The Arab Spring and Europe's fall
• Schram: Tax credits for job creation
• Metrolink to install new safety technology to control trains
• Today's Grandes Dames luncheon featured on ABC-TV (KEYT) news tonight!
• Local briefs: Agoura hosts kickoff picnic
• Camarillo's Walling wins VCGA tourney
• From the Pro: Finding flexibility will help with consistency
• New repair shop tailor-made for players
• Potkey: Cameron making plays for Browns in camp
• School cuts
• Head in the sand
• Educational mandates
• Background check
• Eroding values
• Wasted money
• McGrath beach park
• Liberal media
• Women's U.S. Amateur Championship
• Families line up for school-required whooping cough vaccine
• Town hall meeting to address Alzheimer's
• Business licenses drop in Thousand Oaks, but tax revenue up slightly
• Camarillo man wins prestigious pharmacy award
• TV/Radio listings: August 15, 2011
• New principal at Moorpark's Walnut Canyon started as teacher at school when it opened
• Sk805 competition combines skating, art
• Gas outage affects small number of residences in Oxnard
• Gold Coast, union continue negotiations
• Jacobs is an expert in doping defenses
• Yelich singles vs. Strasburg
• Have technology questions? Get answers
• Principal values students who need help
• Agoura castle to be featured on MTV show
• Ventura County Fair reporter learns to think like a steer
• Civic and political force Hank Lacayo turns 80
• Pilots still working with FAA to perform at Camarillo air show
• Disabled Simi man to take 500-mile 9/11 bike challenge
• Firefighter hopefuls create long, long line
• Nine qualify to compete for three seats on Ventura City Council
• Of War and Life: Ventura man finally opens up his World War II experiences
• Event to support K-9 Search and Rescue Team
• East county pet of the week: Shakira is a diamond in the rough
• VCAS pet of the week: Harley is a 5-year-old miniature pinscher
• Eagle Scout award: Shane Michael Hall
• In uniform: August 13, 2011
• Smorgas-prov! All You Can Laugh!
• Camp Hollywood
• Fair play
• When not killing is wrong
• For the sake of online love matching
• Let the fear mongering end
• Free Will Astrology
• Hold me, tightwad
• Our ocean
• Bus driver sickout continues for 4th day
• State awards $131 million for Highway 101 project
• Happenings: Cocktails, cigars on tap for charity
• Let them eat chocolate, says advocate of change in senior care
• Moorpark skatepark to host competition
• Ventura County graduation rate a little better than state average
• Supervisor pitches idea to keep McGrath State Beach open
• No reason to hit the panic button
• A tale of two taxes
• Local HIV/AIDS programs lose more state funding
• War and peace
• You say hello, I say Bye Bye
• Worldly tapas in Thousand Oaks
• Vacation from the outside world
• Picks of the week
• The Critical Line
• Toddlers graduate from Simi Valley Hospital's early intervention program
• Ex-gang members' stories move, entertain Ojai audience
• Thomasson: S&P mixes credit ratings with politics
• May: From China's hand to the jihadis
• Editorial: Very timely arrival
• Editorial: Don't make bus riders pawns in labor standoff
• Sheep-herding dog missing from fair
• Vallarta supermarket coming to Simi
• Young mutton busters hang on for wins
• Burger sales to aid child safety efforts
• Rosarito Beach Cafe staff reunites in Ventura for arts benefit
• Milbank: The indecisive Barack Obama
• Herdt: Our legislative districts just too big
• Editorial: Interest rates off the list of worries for now
• Editorial: Saints marching in
• Hundreds oppose opening of Hooters in Thousand Oaks
• Cities not happy with golf center's plan for permit extension
• Unlimited Horizons: Learning about tai chi
• Pigs are off and running again at Ventura County Fair's Porker Flats
• Villanova Preparatory to host Beginner's Bocce Day
• Search continues for escaped Ventura County youth inmates
• McFeatters: Is Barack Obama now irrelevant?
• Editorial: U.S. economy only treading water on job growth
• Young anglers get their chance 'fish' at Thousand Oaks event
• Waiting time doesn't mesh in different Ventura County ERs
• Thousands gather to watch annual Ventura County Fair Parade
• Cason Point: Voting in assessment taxes the brain
• Westlake Village's inaugural Relay for Life exceeds fundraising goal
• Camarillo councilwoman gets more than she bargained for on cruise ship that made headlines
• Camarillo man arrested in indecent exposure
• Simi Valley woman accepts plea bargain in child abuse case
• Casa Conejo council seeks applicants
• Camarillo officials to study options for a K-8 campus
• Win-Win, GOP style
• Biz Buzz
• Local members celebrate AI's anniversary
• The pen is mightier than the sword
• To catch a ghost
• Reading between the lines
• Chiropractor to discuss trigger point therapy
• Artistic Touch: Art has been woven through the fabric of her life
• Museum to host events to help keep oceans clean
• New Italian restaurant to open at Paraiso Town Center
• Washington's FAA compromise could save Ventura County airport projects
• Would-be demolition derby racer ventures into the pit
• Ventura educator chosen to lead Oxnard elementary district
• Opening night of Joseph and the cast was amazing!!! Thank you everyone! ~Melissa...
• Herbicide in our watershed
• Frozen dude section
• Free Will Astrology
• The West is the best
• Something Nashville this way comes
• Ill Repute
• Not fancy, but very fresh fish and chips
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• Dental hygienist to talk to children about teeth
• Lockout has Lakers off in all directions
• Simi Valley writer publishes first fiction novel
• Sheriff gets state grant to fight underage drinking
• Westlake Village council race is taking shape
• Hank Lacayo to serve as grand marshal of Ventura County Fair Parade
• Camarillo dog park
• Salon famous for Palin's up-do gets reality show
• Social Security
• It's here, and it's amazing! Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is not...
• Poignant stories
• Santa Paula sisters take creativity to Anime Expo
• It's August, and the beat goes on at Rubicon! Today, first table read of "Steel...
• ‘Ventura County Veterans’
• Playwright to discuss the market
• Senior briefs: Health assessments slated for Aug. 10
• Ventura Charter Homeschool Program Has a Few Spots Open
• Who wants a balanced budget?
• Read before you write
• Lacking leadership
• Proven failure
• Teacher testifies at McInerney trial about school grievance
• Generalizations
• Capps, Gallegly support bill to raise country's debt limit
• Educators’ inaction
• Tea party failure
• Lisa Guerrero dances the salsa for fun, charity
• Girl Scouts honor Women of Distinction
• Veterans get helping hand at Ventura County Stand Down
• Editorial: Libya's latest weapon against NATO — lawsuits
• Paulson: Debt, not the debt ceiling, is the real problem
• 60 Ventura County residents mistakenly declared dead of Social Security
• Social Security Administration mistakenly declares county residents dead
• Citrus Classic Balloon Festival entertains
• Cook du Jour: Stew for Shabbat?
• Café Society: Some places close early during county fair
• Firefighters knock down blaze in Silver Strand
• Eye on the environment: Dos and don'ts of curbside recycling
• Camarillo music man searches for the root of soul
• Business briefs: Agoura business gets recognition
• Two teens robbed in Ventura
• Longtime bond comes out of Big Brothers
• Simi Valley residents disappointed Borders bookstore is going out of business
• Bravo!: July 30, 2011
• Community briefs, west county: Adult programs offered at library
• East county pets of the week: Brother-and-sister shepherd mixes Lightening and Pegasus
• West county pet of the week: Daisy Mae is a 1 -year-old Scottish fold mix cat
• While on the bus the other day ...
• Optimism and prosperity running on low
• Ride the hop and malt wave at Ventura's newest brewery
• Creative types
• Planet Ventura
• Bill by Agoura Hills senator aims to protect domestic violence victims
• Doody Brothers do pet owners' dirty work
• East county, club news: Playwright issues to be discussed
• Club news, west county: Democrats to hear of redistricting plan
• Happenings: Musical program offered by artists
• The illiterate generation
• A kiss might not be just a kiss
• Catherine the Great
• Eat your heart out
• Picks of the week
• Booty rest
• Free Will Astrology
• The Critical Line
• Mountain Star Party provides celestial insight away from bright lights of civilization
• Hacker no slacker for Conejo Oaks
• Fingerboarders compete for shot at top title
• Simi Valley coach sentenced to 16 months in prison for molesting three girls
• Foreclosure activity down in first half of 2011 in Ventura County
• Teen who grew up a foster child in Oxnard works to improve the system
• DaVita adds to its list of dialysis centers in county with addition of Oxnard office
• Spontaneous Broadway® — Saturdays in August!
• County animal shelter earns shot at $100,000
• Santa Clara Valley Bank president resigns, takes job with Calavo Growers
• One-stop website launched to solicit public input on transportation
• Council approves $22.7 million water recycling project
• Tommy's fans have a wait ahead for chili fries in Ventura
• Gallegly and Capps get plenty of call as Americans share their views on debt impasse
• Lemmens, La Secla sign free agent contracts
• Editorial: College-aid law on undocumented is the right policy
• Golf tip: July 27, 2011
• USA water polo falls in tight match in semifinals
• Pro Calendars: July 27, 2011
• Only one more week till Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat opens and t...
• Entertainment venue wanted
• Internet sales tax
• Red light phasing
• Burbank administrator chosen for Oxnard superintendent post
• Changing times
• Extreme measures
• Recalls and term limits
• A beach, not a gang
• Editorial: Europe agrees on a Greek rescue plan
• Milbank: Capitol Hill's 'default caucus' digs in
• Navarrette: Obama's sorry record on Latinos
• Equal treatment under the law at Ventura City Hall?
• McFeatters: Tax loopholes leak billions in revenue
• 9-year-old bicylcist injured in Simi Valley crash
• Unpretentious, intelligent, imaginative
• Singletary: Important tips on calculating your Social Security
• Keep your connection up to speed with these helpful 2011 tips
• McAnulty still taking his cuts in the minor leagues
• Café Society: New microbrewery on tap for Moorpark
• Interior work being done at Habitat homes in Piru
• The lowdown on low-budget filmmaking
• Follies girls scandalize small town in the 1930s
• Dysfunctional family at beach home absorbing summer read
• Tale addresses various inequalities
• Graveminders ensure that the dead stay dead
• Local sports briefs: Eason earns all-tournament
• Literary Happenings: Workshop will cover writing, self-publishing and selling one's work
• Police pursuit ends in fatal Oxnard crash
• Fundraiser to help effort against breast cancer
• Doctor to discuss healthy lifestyle choices for older adults
• Surgeon to discuss vascular disease
• Oxnard residents create neighborhood watch program
• Suspected Oxnard pimp arrested in prostitution investigation
• Of War and Life: After WWII, 'Time passes, and it just gets easier to deal with'
• Bravo!: July 23, 2011
• Conservatives not understanding their oath
• Let the anticlimactic Carmageddon be an inspiration
• Times of prejudice linger on
• War of the roses
• A demand for change
• True Sounds of Liberty
• Two Conejo Valley residents to be honored by historical society
• Tea party
• Artistic Touch: From Iran to Italy to America, art is his focus
• Aiding the injured
• Herbicide use
• Unemployment and overpopulation
• There's always something happening at Rubicon! From Main stage productions (coming next: Steel Magnolias, 8/24) to Summer outreach (coming next: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 8/3), to special events -- pictured, our recent NYC trip t
• The Critical Line
• Breaking the mold
• VCReporter Art and Music Protest Project at ArtWalk
• Singing in the shadow
• All's well that ends well
• Milanesa and more when South American eats meet Oxnard
• Picks of the week
• The Full-Of-It Monty
• Free Will Astrology
• Navarrette: Stalemated nation heading into 2012
• Robinson: Cain's misplaced views on Muslims
• Editorial: Our solemn obligation
• Editorial: Can-do attitude on display at a brand-new venue
• For redistricting commissioners, what's a conflict of interest?
• Ocean bridges students from Middle East, West
• Reagan Foundation unveils new leadership program
• County board endorses project to help kids by helping fathers
• 'Chicken Soup' creator to serve up advice on success
• Early birds get discounted Conejo Food & Wine Fest tickets
• An odd possibility: County's two senators would face each other next year
• Simi Valley Hospitals offers meat-free Monday options
• Music festival to raise money for children's programs
• Herdt: Be careful untying 'ribbon of shame'
• Editorial: 'Repeal' cry fades
• New state fire-prevention fee raises unanswered questions
• Methane levels at site of Camarillo gas leak do not pose health risk, gas company says
• Man arrested after Ventura hit-and-run released without charges
• Pro Calendars
• Rutherford returns to top spot
• Chaplain to talk about grief, mourning
• Parolee arrested for assaulting woman in wheelchair
• Paulson: Shared sacrifice and community
• Editorial: Chipping away at weight gain
• 'Game-changing' congressional district attracts field of interested Democrats
• Be sure you have the money for the retirement you want
• Business briefs: WIB announces award winners
• Surfer's Point bike path opens
• Sick computers can tell you their problems, if you would listen
• Nash: The only veggies I can count on having plenty of are zucchinis
• Emotional Fitness: The pain of change in couple's love life
• Farmers market: Oak Park market still struggling
• Actor takes limelight in biography
• Women embark onlife journeys to rediscover peace
• Roshell: In praise of my eyebrows
• Eye on the environment: Help improve quality of runoff into ocean
• Locals tuned into U.S. women's World Cup title run
• UPDATE - Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Construction delays continue along Ventura's beachfront promenade
• Fundraiser to benefit wife of police officer
• O'Reilly: Caylee's Law is really a no-brainer
• Editorial: Closed freeway drives California out of the fast lane
• Editorial: Let the games begin
• De la Isla: The 'Fast and Furious' gun fiasco
• Community briefs, west county: License plate fund's recipient chosen
• Tasters for Oxnard Salsa Festival contest tie one on
• Pet of the week, west county: Lava is a calico cat
• The cast just finished their first week of rehearsals for Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. They sound great!!
• Literary Pros Expand Fiction Bootcamps
• King John Opens Tomorrow Night! Buy your ticket people and show your support of these great kids and all their hard work!
• 'Pink Moments' exhibit in Ventura
• Inspired by'Harry Potter' books, fans create magical missives and menus
• State GOP chairman assails redistricting panel, threatens referendum
• Artistic Touch: Muralist finds working with people important part of his art
• TOI Tapas Bar & Lounge opens in the Thousand Oaks Inn
• DVD releases: July 15, 2011
• Auto distributor weighs decisions on port lease
• Theater 150 presents 'Breadcrumbs' in Ojai
• Agatha Christie play 'Black Coffee' opens in Santa Paula
• Club news, west county: Blue Thong Society to discuss charities
• Santa Barbara City College presents 'The Solid Gold Cadillac'
• Documentary reveals Beatles' human side
• Latest line: July 15, 2011
• Felony DUI with Injury and Felony Hit and Run Arrest
• Big League Dreams still dreaming
• Local LULAC councils lose nonprofit status
• SOAR via the voters could save Ormond Beach
• Run, Christie, run!
• Our land
• Long-forgotten fairytale
• Ventura's train bridge to remain an eyesore, for now
• Not so fair or balanced
• Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Rayce
• Picks of the week
• On and off the record
• Coma Sutra
• Free Will Astrology
• When Bad is good
• The used-game wars: online experience sold separately
• The shrimp take center stage at China Square
• The Critical Line
• 24th Seabee Days opens July 23
• Kiwanis Citrus Festival this weekend in Santa Paula
• No headline - FrenchClgAllCty
• Editorial: Panel's surprising switch puts maps on shaky ground
• Editorial: Artifacts on the move
• Crisp: Climate-change views — then and now
• Navarrette: Food for thought on immigration
• Stabbing
• Fiction 101
• Simi Valley USO dance brings back World War II memories
• Simi, Moorpark rip redistricting commission decision
• House passes Legislation to reauthorize National Flood Insurance Program
• Oxnard City Championship set for this weekend
• Potkey: Dunlap, Bryan and Anger among local players in the news
• New Target store to open next week in Oxnard
• Oak View center focuses on infant, parent development
• Murdock: Congress' war on light bulb flickers
• Senior news: Luau lunch is today at senior center
• Milbank: Boehner held captive by GOP caucus
• Vegetation Fire
• Robinson: Making a progressive case over debt
• Parker: Monahan deserves recognition as Ventura's ‘Flag Man'
• Editorial: Don't elevate crisis
• Editorial: Should we stay or should we go?
• Elias: State's recovery depends on housing industry
• Cloud computing service helps farmers reach their potential
• Oxnard City Council is proposing earlier end to meetings
• Help Create the Vision for Ventura’s Libraries on July 13 & 14
• Women's Economic Ventures will hold an orientation next week
• Organizers hope art and music bring visitors to downtown Oxnard
• Intertribal powwow set for Moorpark College
• The Week Ahead
• Kenny Lutz has moved up the ranks of basketball officiating
• TV/Radio listings: July 11, 2011
• Documentary on bee colony collapse focuses on cutting pesticide use
• Text messages may help smokers kick butts
• Principal's career started in kindergarten
• Latest line
• Pro Calendars: July 11, 2011
• Briley: Lots of science in making of wine
• Slaughter impresses with 'Fallen'
• Literary Happenings: Bags of books for $2 on sale today to July 20 at library
• Travel briefs: Many fliers back paid pre-screen
• Farmers Market: Shoppers flockto new market
• Afford to stay in your house and out of your bank
• Oxnard might face challenge in getting refund from Big League Dreams
• Stupid computer tricks that oftentimes actually work
• Business briefs: Job fair set for Wednesday
• Save the headache and money, get a roommate
• Week in review: Auto plants hiring quickly
• Parking meters initiative not legal based on findings
• Oxnard police detain 17-year-old in April robbery
• Rios defends world championship belt in neighborhood brawl
• Bill to speed Camarillo levee work poised for approval
• Former nonprofit CEO denied new trial
• Bravo!: July 9, 2011
• Stamps: One stamp event canceled, but Ventura County Fair show goes on
• Little Oaks summer camp students have Wacky Wednesdays
• O'Reilly: Why Bill Clinton likes Bachmann
• Editorial: A gut-bomb warning
• Editorial: Big business can slice jobless rate
• Community briefs, west county: Bike ride will help Wounded Warriors
• Software lawsuits trouble Ventura County Office of Education
• Shooting Victim
• The beat of her art
• The blatant hypocrisy of our society
• Conservatives turn a blind eye
• Revisiting the death penalty
• Biz Buzz
• Oxnard unveils new branding identity
• The printed word
• Fusion Fever
• And they're off
• Miss Ventura County places in top 12 in state contest
• Rio's new interim superintendent lasts less than week
• TV/Radio notes: All-Stars love to watch Derby, too
• Carlisle: Michaels accepts Costas' invite
• Santa Paula assisted living facility to be converted to senior housing
• Vineyard Plaza up for sale in Oxnard
• Moorpark council OKs money to help fight elimination of redevelopment agencies
• Artistic Touch: After years of artwork, Venturan discovers pastel
• 'Royal-Tea' events will toast William and Kate with Camarillo blend
• New Kids, Backstreet Boys wow Staples crowd
• Club news, east county: Networking group plans breakfast
• Jungle Book weekend is upon us! Tickets are going fast for this fun-for-all-ages musical romp - come sing along with "Bare Necessities," "I Wanna Be Like You" and many more...!
• Taming the Bard
• Around the world in 11 days
• It takes two
• Punk's not dead
• Great Karma in Thousand Oaks
• Picks of the week
• Free Will Astrology
• Creature from the slack lagoon
• The Critical Line
• Weekly sailing column: Cox serves as umpire for America's Cup program
• Power outage in Oxnard affects hundreds
• Losing sight of a goal
• Oxnard boxer Brandon Rios meets the media prior to his fight with Urbano Antillon
• Electric car enthusiasts
• Ventura Mayor Fulton will not seek re-election
• Debt ceiling
• Bill to allow for state regulation of health insurance rates survives key vote
• Neighbors’ fireworks
• Judge rejects Willie Nelson plea deal in pot case
• Oaks' Spivack receives more good news
• Kropp: Tennis players use wooden racquets for tournament
• Sewer fee amnesty
• Deputy of the Year honored in Camarillo
• Illegal fireworks
• Thank you to Marion Witte and The Angel Heart Foundation for their sponsorship! Thursday's preview performance of The Jungle Book is SOLD OUT! If you haven't reserved your tickets yet what are you waiting for? This Disney classic is perfect for
• The Jungle Book is coming! Mark your calendars, July 8, 9 & 10 for a rollicking musical romp with Mowgli, Baloo, King Louie and the rest of the gang...
• Public Invited to Ventura County Fairgrounds Surfers’ Point and Bike Path Ribbon-Cutting on July 16
• Ventura’s Affordable Housing Program works to maintain reasonably priced units
• Assault with Caustic Chemical - Child Endangerment – and Arrest
• Simi Valley man launches social network about honesty
• Oxnard pipeline construction could cause traffic delays
• Thousand Oaks supports bill that would let cities lower speed limits
• Facebook page helps thousands share memories of T.O.
• Ventura man runs catering company on front lines of disasters
• Will and Kate in Carpinteria? That's close enough for tourism work, says Ventura County
• Flag brouhaha erupts over competing flag displays
• Group to showcase qualities of the recorder
• Editorial: Why not tax those making $10.8 million?
• Robinson: Calling the GOP's bluff on tax revenue
• Financial incentives bring new county hospital programs
• Developers aim to sue Ventura for rejecting senior housing complex
• Intertribal powwow set for Moorpark College
• Local briefs
• Pro Calendars
• Carlisle: NBA owners might consider
• Local roundup
• Youth results
• Youth signups
• TV/Radio listings: July 5, 2011
• Latest line
• Elias: Echoes of ancient anti-Semitism in circumcision move
• Residential Burglary - Possession of Stolen Property - Arrest
• Plays will focus on stages of women's lives
• St. Rose of Lima adds cupcake contest to annual carnival
• Obon Festival celebrates life through dances
• Benefit dinners to pair Ventura County farmers, chefs
• Only a freshman, Sarah Baxter is The Star's Girls Track Athlete of the Year
• Johnathan Cabral is The Star's Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year
• Dog lovers want temporary park to stay put
• School district transfer rules changing
• Hospitals may absorb $26 million annually in care for undocumented
• Paulson: Special Independence Day guests
• Narrow viewpoint
• Animal protection
• Gay rights
• Cook du Jour: Tim Evrist cooks for the love of it
• Thriller grabs reader from start
• Sky divers seek thrills thousands of feet above Camarillo
• Café Society: De Laurentiis prepares for royal visit
• Pay off debt as you built it - slow and steady
• Home cooks are demanding more herbs
• Create an herb garden anywhere in 15 minutes
• Farmers Market: Wisuri is one of the delights at Camarillo farmers market
• Wallflower wines tend to stay in background
• Phone cancer threat unclear, but here are precautions
• Business briefs: Santa Barbara Bank & Trust appoints manager
• Literary Happenings: Find out if cupcakes will save the day in 'Close to Famous'
• Ventura blaze destroys recreational vehicle
• Large Vehicle Fire
• Fire destroys boat in Oxnard
• Ventura murder defendant claims family was being terrorized by gang
• Conejo Teen Video Festival names award winners
• Devil Wears Prada performs July 3 in Ventura
• Community news, east county: Various used books to be sold July 9-20
• Community news, west county: Alzheimer's issues to be discussed
• Property tax roll dips slightly to $103 billion
• Seventh-grader to hold dog agility training camp for kids
• Spotlight on Bollywood in Downtown Ventura
• An ambassador for peace and security
• Paws for wildlife
• Not inked for life
• The games people play
• Impressionistic film tackles meaning of life
• Through the eyes of the wise
• Home of the free
• Oxnard School District board repeat offender, D.A. says
• Warped Tour founder happy to be coming back to Ventura
• Artistic Touch: Artist wants his work to be revisited
• Moorpark group putting together historical archive of city
• Ventura woman sentenced to year in jail in real estate scam
• Company shares plans for retirement community in Westlake Village
• Veterans saluted at Cypress Place in Ventura
• Ventura trestle cleanup plan gets off track
• Art classes makes a difference for at-risk Oxnard youths
• July 4th travel expected to drop; DUI crackdown planned
• Camarillo council names DART volunteer of the year
• Brown signs 'painful budget' in time for start of state's fiscal year
• Vote for VIC!
• No improv workshop on Monday, July 4
• The cast of Jungle Book practicing the battle scene. They look great!! Don't forget to start getting your tickets to come watch this amazing cast!!!
• Art of Everclear
• Are you ready to rock?
• Picks of the week
• The shopping cart before the horse
• Free Will Astrology
• The U.S Supreme Court condones youth violence?
• Not so balanced
• America's exodus
• The Critical Line
• Officer Involved Shooting – Homicide Suspect
• Young players holding their own for Conejo Oaks
• Southern California MPAs take effect Oct. 1
• TO Council Approves Bridge Construction Contract for Conejo Creek
• Thomasson: Treasonist Pollard should stay in prison
• Local briefs: Hultin drops 400 IM time
• May: Jihadists remain a lethal threat
• Today's Hollywood Park entries: June 30, 2011
• Surplus fruit turns into bounty for the needy
• "Be the DD and Win" Promotion - VPD, Behavioral Health, Downtown Restaurants and Bars Team Up
• Suspicious Death
• Just monkeyin' around in the jungle!
• Exhibition - Adrienne Burks: Windows of Downtown Ventura
• Fireworks go on sale in Fillmore; cops ready to crack down
• Calabasas to give away reusable bags as ban on plastic starts
• Agoura High student collects used instruments for Casa Pacifica
• Locals pursue gold at Junior Olympic volleyball tournament
• Editorial: Mobile-home deal is a hopeful sign
• Milbank: Obama gets bashed from all sides
• Editorial: Pentagon's new face
• Fundraiser to help foster kids attend camp
• Local men start careers in Army after graduating from West Point
• 805 Startups aims to bring together local tech businesses
• Kenny Smith Youth Basketball Camp
• CMH's ‘Splashes of Color' art exhibit opens
• During the first week of rehearsal, here is the cast in music rehearsal singing the "Bare Necessities" and having a great time. The show is going to be so great!!
• Residential Structure Fire
• Change in church policy allows gays in ministry
• Deadline nears on sewer amnesty program for Ojai residents
• Oxnard seminar to focus on tenants' rights
• Report: Oxnard 'on track' in water conservation efforts
• Many Mansions' project in Thousand Oaks gets $11.4 million
• Thousand Oaks details proposal for mobil home park rent control
• Festival celebrates lavender and Ojai Valley
• Ventura farmers market celebrates 25th anniversary
• Ill-informed comments rile mayor
• Cason Point: Retiree values people more than pension
• Café Society: Watch, learn as Venturan Adrien Nieto cooks way through 'MasterChef'
• Food swap helps people share produce or homemade goods
• Class helps adults experience ballet
• Supervisors again postpone Simi landfill vote
• Vandalism (Graffiti) with Arrests
• Man arrested in connection with Oxnard gasoline theft
• Help Friends of Camarillo Dog Parks win $100,000
• Community news, west county: Guitarists present Alma Nova Duo
• Community news, east county: Local firefighter to 'Ride for 9-11'
• Minor Decoy Operation
• When fair is not fair...
• Arts briefs
• Rio School District brings in new leadership
• Local briefs: Thousand Oaks hires coach Carstensen
• Reiki and its benefits to be explained
• Lakers' Artest seeking to change name
• Lost hikers rescued in Ventura
• Thousand Oaks youngsters celebrate cultures
• Local auto racing notebook: Cory Kruseman brings a three-race winning streak to Ventura Raceway
• Carlisle: New look and sound for Lakers behind the microphone next season
• Ventura's July 4th Street Fair - "a Celebration of American Music", Events and Entertainment Line-up
• Search & Rescue of Lost / Injured Hikers
• Commercial Burglary and Felony Vandalism Arrest
• Strong-Arm Robbery
• Teen arrested in Ventura break-in
• Animal crackers
• Camarillo bird museum features more than 1 million eggs
• The Princess and the Pee
• Free Will Astrology
• The Critical Line
• JD's Louisiana BBQ - Gumbo be gone, Jerk moved to town
• Through the looking glass
• The Guest List
• Picks of the week
• Ex-Simi Valley High coach pleads guilty to sex charges
• Weekly fishing report: Surface fishing arrives with a bite
• Ventura County Greek Festival opens Friday
• Aguayo a double threat for Conejo Oaks
• Water Fronts: Angry Hillbillies, Alcyone take second Anacapa Island Series race
• Noren honored for World Cup story
• Simi fiscal committee recommends pension changes
• The Breeze for June 23, 2011 is online
• Teen Workshops on hiatus for the summer
• UPDATE – Arrest in Incident Involving a Robbery With Firearm at Grant Park
• Speaker for June 16 – West Point Cadet Clayton Reagan
• Award Winning Children's Author to Speak at July VCWC Meeting
• Ventura County Veterans Honored in New History Book
• 12th Annual Ventura County Writers Club Short Story Contest Announced
• Simi council approves $56 million operating budget
• Faria Beach murder suspect could face charges after jail incident
• Oxnard officer pleads not guilty to workers comp fraud
• Anthem Blue Cross agrees to settlement of class-action lawsuit
• Vehicle into Building
• Residential Structure Fire
• 12th Annual Short Story Contest Announced By Ventura County Writers Club
• Morning chat
• Man arrested after speed-related crash in Oxnard
• Local Calendar: June 20, 2011
• Good for Kids restaurant week to open in Oxnard
• Ventura County Fair is offering diverse mix of entertainment
• It as a day to admire cars for dads on Father's Day
• Conejo and Oxnard schools may raise lunch prices
• The East took the win over the West in the 14th annual Jim Parker Ventura County All-Star Baseball Game
• Golf tournament will benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme
• Doctor to discuss new treatments of lung cancer
• TV/Radio listings: June 20, 2011
• Camarillo goes wire to wire
• Pro Calendars: June 20, 2011
• Simi Valley council to hold public hearing on proposed sewer rate hike
• Thousand Oaks officials to review plan for upgrading the downtown boulevard
• Cookbook sales to help preserve Strathearn Historical Park
• Editorial: Al-Qaida names a new target for U.S. Navy SEALs
• Paulson: Citizens make America great
• Motorcycle crash backs up traffic on 101
• Simi Valley police seek man who fired gun outside Kis-Kiss cafe
• 2 men arrested after car jacking in Port Hueneme
• Faith helps family through health crisis
• In brief: Player says he did nothing wrong
• Local minor league notebook: Pitcher Bryan Berglund's perseverance pays off
• Local briefs: Buenaventura hosts June meet
• Hollywood Park entries: June 19, 2011
• Hollywood Park results: June 19, 2011
• A colorful display at the Chalk Art Festival in Westlake Village
• Festival celebrates the Man in Black
• Fire Department and others team up to educate communtiy on emergency preparedness
• Discovery Center hosts Math Midway
• A 'humble man' from Santa Paula in the center of state's redistricting storm
• Cason Point: Making the Founding Fathers proud
• Eye on the environment: Mobile Irrigation Lab saves water for agriculture
• Thousand Oaks theaters struggling from declining attendance
• Fight with Gun Shots Fired
• Café Society: Buzz builds around Applebee's return to Ventura County
• Cook du Jour: Using the best ideas
• Literary Happenings: Mysteries to Die For to hostl aunch for SoCal-set thriller
• Bicyclst airlifted after crash on Pacific Coast Highway
• Roshell: Glossy and glam - with girth
• Farmers market: Simi Valley farmers markets make changes
• If at first you can't get tech help, here's a step-by-step guide to not giving up
• Enlightenment about engine lights
• Racing team sets sights on speed record for steam-powered vehicles
• Car club news for the week of June 18, 2011
• Acura makes a better TSX
• Small earthquake strikes north of Ojai
• Regulars follow Ventura Players Club as it opens in new spot as Players Casino
• Sacrificing Weiner
• Ballot initiative
• Jobs
• Bank Robbery with Arrest
• Simi Valley, Moorpark libraries offer reading programs for young patrons
• Moorpark Active Adult Center to talk about CARE
• Christmas in July to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• CMH seminar to focus on skin cancer
• Ventura's Olivas Adode seeking new docent volunteers
• Police to sponsor Special Olympics fundraiser
• CHP offers free teen driver safety class
• Magdaleno back for more in county all-star game
• Lawsuit moves Sheriff's Department to keep better Taser records
• In uniform: June 18, 2011
• To the graduating class of 2011
• Planet Ventura
• Oxnard's Southshore project approved
• Be local, live local
• Watching the directors
• Will they stay or will they go?
• The Critical Line
• Editorial: State budget veto was the right step
• Editorial: After Weiner, a capital sigh of relief
• Thousand Oaks Farmers' Markets celebrates 20th anniversary
• Milbank: Romney's no regular-guy Mitt
• De la Isla: Hit drug cartels with arms embargo
• Player's Casino to open Friday in Ventura
• Water district may invoke eminent domain on Lewis Road to finish pipeline
• NBC's Norah O'Donnell to cover White House for CBS
• Lady Gaga's 'meat dress' goes to Rock Hall of Fame
• Discover “history with a future” by training as an Olivas Adobe docent, July 10 & 17
• Don't Blow it this 4th of July
• Ventura Police Department to Participate in Annual “Tip-A-Cop” Fundraiser Benefiting Special Olympics of Ventura County
• Residential Burglary - Terrorist Threats – Arrest of Subject
• Isn't it good to be lost in the woods?
• (E) 3 kings
• Don't call it a comeback
• Sea Fresh lives up to its name
• Meek and potatoes
• Free Will Astrology
• Johnny's Cache
• Picks of the week
• Mr. Kimball's wild ride
• Oxnard officer charged with insurance fraud
• Gas power restored to half of Sea-Esta Village senior mobile home park
• Uddin: Let's all revive the 'good moral character' requirement
• Robinson: Mitt Romney: Front and (too) center
• Crosse: Benefit perks only small part of group's recommendations
• Elias: National popular vote plan could help California
• May: Wrong to show Muslims as victims
• Editorial: The fronds are gone
• Editorial: Too late to turn backs on Libya
• Suspects in Santa Paula rapes, Solimar stabbing to appear in court
• Miss Ventura County prepares for state competition
• New Santa Paula superintendent plans to bring stability to the post
• Kropp: Kong bounces back after humbling loss at USTA National Men's 45 Hard Court Championships
• No rest for Conejo Oaks on the schedule
• Fishing report: June 16, 2011
• The Breeze for June 16, 2011 is online
• Multiple Armed Robberies with Arrests
• Freeb!rds World Burrito takes flight with first Ventura County location
• Local briefs: C.I. Billfish event returns
• Auction to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Simi Valley
• Dozens of Oxnard eighth-graders get a graduation reprieve
• Appeals courts may decide letter policy in Ventura County jail
• Simi to host public budget meeting
• KCLU wins broadcast awards
• Vettese: Directive cheapens intermediate school graduation
• Senior Advocate: Helping others be comfortable around disabilities
• Walters: State high school dropout rate is a crisis
• Unlimited Horizons: Class gives seniors chance to gain online skills
• Nominations now being accepted for 2011 Mayor’s Arts Awards
• Ventura British Brass opens free summer music series on June 26
• Rotary Bullseye
• Speaker Schedule &   Greeter Schedule updated
• Sim Valley Chamber of Commerce offers travel trip to Italy
• Ojai Music Festival wraps up 65th season
• Edison, opponents disagree on need for rate increases
• Groups sue Ventura County over land use environmental changes
• Crisp: Perry may dominate weak GOP field
• Milbank: Obama loses economic compass
• Marie Callender's restaurant in Simi Valley closes as company files for bankruptcy protection
• Elias: Local taxation would give key options to voters
• Editorial: When posting, try to be like Old Blue Eyes
• New jail program shows success in battling recidivism
• Venturan offers taste of things to come on FOX's ‘MasterChef'
• Vehicle Tampering - Possession of Burglary Tools - Resisting an Officer - Arrest
• Editorial: Gates: Europeans may kill NATO through neglect
• Fighting for Israel
• Called to do missionary work
• The stage is her classroom
• Passion for computers leads to job
• Taking a different path out of high school
• Ventura County Christian School graduates small, but close, class
• Ventura Power Squadron celebrates 50 years
• Rotary Club of Westlake Village holds its annual community street festival
• Composer suprises audience at Ojai Music Festival
• Moorpark father throws surprise party for son, welcoming him home from Afghanistan
• Police, community support teen survivor of parents' murder-suicide
• Cason Point: Don't be a Weiner, fessing up beats covering up
• Upgrade your home to ‘high performance'
• Celebrated sludge plant shut down in face of mechanical problems
• Oxnard waste facility contract appears stuck in limbo
• Oxnard shooting victim identified
• UPDATED WITH RESULTS - Sobriety / License Status Checkpoint
• Power Outage - Street Closure - DUI Arrest
• Gilmartin selected to All-Star team
• Oaks Christian nets transfers in girls basketball
• Miss Ventura County to hold fundraiser
• Moorpark Relay for Life event this weekend
• Latest line: June 11, 2011
• Camarillo baby needs lung transplant
• Vons workers angered by offer of government health care assistance
• Stamps: Shelter pets stamp chosen as favorite
• One person in critical condition after Oxnard shooting
• Simi police to host open house
• Moorpark business seminar attracts hundreds looking for success
• Saturday improv workshop on hiatus for the summer
• Hazardous Material Spill (small)
• The Critical Line
• Youth of America
• Will they stay or will they go?
• Week in Review
• Sunkist students sway to island dances
• Renaissance students ask board members to keep outreach coordinator
• Camarillo to extend hiring freeze into next fiscal year
• Angels manager discusses Nick Adenhart at Ventura summit
• Fusion look to first-place clash with Fresno
• Fee waived this weekend for Los Padres National Forest
• Locey's top picks for this week's gigs
• Artistic Touch: In art and in life, artist combines words and symbols
• Conejo Oaks have goals in sight this season
• Weekend events: Benefit to feature gourmet food trucks
• Green Lantern gets animated
• Club news, west county: Newcomers to learn about foster care
• Rotary Rehab, The Video
• Stolen Vehicle/Driving Under the Influence with Arrest
• "Rubicon Theatre’s production of Athol Fugard’s “Master Harold” … and the Boys was 2011’s big winner"
• Sobriety / License Status Checkpoint
• Rebirth of the cool
• Walkin' after midnight
• Ventura County, meet the infamous 10 corn burritos
• Ear of the rat
• Picks of the week
• You don't know what you have until it's gone
• Six suspects arrested for hundreds of burglaries in Ventura
• Bullying a concern at the county, Grand Jury finds
• Ventura County Rainbow Alliance set to close
• Attempt Bank Robbery with Arrest
• Fire retardant use may be restricted
• Moorpark beach bus service starts Tuesday
• 'Heart and soul of Century' retiring
• Golf fundraiser to aid efforts to defeat cystic fibrosis
• Paul McCartney coming to Yankee Stadium in July
• Another restaurant robbery in north Oxnard
• Ohio governor calls Taylor Swift role model
• Simi Valley Community Council to hold President's Breakfast
• Fish report: June 9, 2011
• Four Santa Susana graduates will take their talent on the road
• Sane-sex attraction
• Free Will Astrology
• Ban on glass containers may improve safety at popular forest sites
• Special night of improv!
• Rio school board member spends day as student
• Residential Burglary Investigation and Arrests
• Local export initiative jump-started with federal funds
• Students help Camarillo teacher with weight loss
• Artificial reef planned for Ventura County beach
• Bill moves forward to outlaw open carrying of unloaded handguns in California
• Ventura County artists to raise money for Brain Injury Center
• Local sports briefs: Thousand Oaks names Geisler coach
• Willett Ranch lemon orchard leveled to make room for development
• Simi Valley council authorizes anti-panhandling program
• Stock futures head higher ahead of Bernanke speech
• NY inflatable mishap focuses on regulating rides
• Australia and Serbia draw 0-0 in friendly
• Oil falls below $99 ahead of OPEC meeting
• Oil falls below $99 ahead of OPEC meeting
• Arrest of Prowler
• Poll: Venezuela almost evenly split on Chavez
• Chilean volcano grounds flights, coats ski slopes
• US women leaders meet Raul Castro's daughter
• Jobs takes leave from leave for Apple event
• NC student can continue to wear nose stud to class
• AP: Ex-SC Sen. candidate could see end to charges
• Speaker for June 2 – Rich Stewart, Harriet Clune, Judy Hoag & Tom Swan
• Rotary Rehab
• Ventura Police Department to Participate in Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Benefiting Special Olympics
• Vehicle Pursuit and Arrest
• Stocks head to lower open after 5 losing weeks
• Oil falls below $100 on US recovery fears
• Earnings Preview: Hovnanian Enterprises' 2Q report
• Senators tell Biden to reject GOP Medicare plan
• Usually a job engine, localities slow US economy
• WWF says Madagascar's unique creatures threatened
• Local Calendar: June 6, 2011
• Rotary Club of Westlake Village to hold annual street festival
• Ventura High grad becomes youngest Utah state senator
• Greater Conejo Valley Community Foundation to honor unsung heroes
• Fewer children in Ventura County and the state
• Simi council to address upswing in panhandling
• Girl injured in fall from horse taken to hospital
• Cabral tops remarkable season
• Locals await their draft status
• Rutherford's return is a winner
• Residential Structure Fire
• Train vs. Pedestrian
• German hospitals overwhelmed with E.coli outbreak
• Explosion in downtown Nairobi injures 29 people
• APNewsBreak: Senators target Internet narcotics
• Analysis: Pakistan in turmoil after bin Laden raid
• Greenhouse gas emissions hitting record highs
• Anti-government strike hits Bangladesh's capital
• Pope denounces 'disintegration' of Europe families
• Revamped Soyuz spacecraft readied for launch
• Al-Qaida commander's death increasingly certain
• Peru vote: Fujimori daughter or leftist ex-soldier
• Ex-Tijuana mayor taken by troops over gun cache
• Oxnard firefighters battle blaze at business
• Cabrillo Economic Development Corp. celebrates 30 years
• Commercial Burglary - Arrest
• Business briefs: JCC to be at business fair
• Singletary: Young need to learn about finances
• Literary Happenings: Rick Steves says writing releases his inner child
• Evenings are for families
• Stem cell therapy gives dogs pep in their step
• Suspicious death has women back knitting, probing
• Latest line: June 5, 2011
• Café Society: Farm dinners no longer so far afield
• AP Exclusive: Boy in Mladic video looks back
• Rotary is “This Close” to achieving it’s goal of a polio free world
• Bill Gates Key Note Speech at the Rotary International Convention, New Orleans
• 18 Greenpeace activists climb Greenland oil rig
• Obama: Automakers inspire in face of 'headwinds'
• Official: Al-Qaida militant killed in Pakistan
• Yoga guru's political foray has India in a roil
• Official: Ariz. gunman targeted ex-wife, friends
• 9-year-old prepares for solo balloon flight
• SKorea vows strong response to any North attacks
• Feds say Edwards hid mistress to aid campaign
• Conn. House passes paid sick leave bill
• APNewsBreak: Jurors unanimously rejected genocide
• Camarillo Hospice holds Community Memorial Service
• Child abuse
• Goebel Center volunteer named Senior of the Year
• Pet of the week, east county: Diego is praying for a family to find him
• Calif. bill regulates privatization of libraries
• Social Justice Fund seeks grant proposals
• Don Tanner still drumming at 92
• Hospice unveils quilt made by youth support group
• Methane gas being pumped from ground near Camarillo home
• Agnes Hice of Oxnard is 107
• Navajo prosecutor files charge in toddler's death
• US stocks point to lower open ahead of jobs report
• Criminal charges likely Fri. against John Edwards
• Kidnapper told girl she was 'help' for sex problem
• Minister: China needs to step up nuclear oversight
• Fresh series of NATO strikes target Tripoli
• Art exhibit offers 'urban therapy' for NYers
• 4th of July Street Fair
• 2 may be better than 1
• Free Will Astrology
• When you wish upon a Ringo Starr
• The Critical Line
• Maybe it is the end of the world
• Cutting Medicare is immoral
• Artists without Borders
• Illegal is illegal
• Near East music ensemble to perform in Santa Paula
• Disrespecting service members
• House vote could help restore Ventura County's anti-terrorism funding
• Japan fundraiser brings kids into the fold
• Government stupidity
• College Bound coordinator helps kids graduate
• Infant’s death
• Report: Proposed hospital needs fewer beds
• Another rural activist killed in Amazon region
• NC House approves higher consumer finance costs
• Connecticut House passes wide-ranging jobs bill
• Cliffs closes W.Va. mine due to carbon monoxide
• Proposed political district maps would sever most of Thousand Oaks from county
• Assembly Bill 131
• Officials announce arrival of fire season
• PowerPoint Presentation of the New Orleans R.I. Convention
• 'Idol' winner, runner-up play like a country duo
• Review: 'Red Faction' travels the road to ruin
• US stocks point to early gains ahead of jobs data
• Major panel: Drug war failed; legalize marijuana
• Listening to Lowery
• Biz Buzz
• Who is Michael Jones and why is he putting on another music festival in Ventura?
• Rock is undead
• Agave Maria's striving for a unique concept
• Picks of the week
• A look at the escalating issues of county pensions
• Food truck event in Oxnard on hold
• Nonsmoking laws stir a hot debate regarding personal freedoms
• Judge denies bail reduction for chemistry teacher
• Convicted Texas killer executed: 'I am at peace'
• Children to perform 'Dawn of Mankind'
• Navarrette: Administration's deportation machine
• Editorial: National Spelling Bee: Letter-perfect entertainment
• Milbank: The amazing do-nothing Senate
• Local briefs: Camarillo, Oaks Christian games set
• Judge rules man competent for trial in nun slaying
• House speaker suggests higher-level deficit talks
• Pistons sale officially complete
• Mexico charges 73 in Tamaulipas mass grave deaths
• Calif. Senate bans under-18 use of tanning beds
• Potential cell phone cancer risk: Can you hear me now?
• Elias: Accountability a foreign concept to pols, celebs
• Latest line: June 2, 2011
• Young actors' theater camp has new director
• Capsized Boat
• The Breeze for June 2, 2011 is online
• Our Speaker for May 26 – Sara Jane Underwood
• Ventura's Westside Neighborhood Recycling and Collection Event, June 4
• City of Ventura Joins "Live Local" Initiative in Partnership with Totally Local VC
• China's response to latest unrest follows pattern
• UN-led alliance focuses on young people and AIDS
• Nesting turtles give clues on oil spill's impact
• US auto sales expected to drop in May on shortages
• Exhibition - Karen L. Brown: Journey
• High Power Lines / Grass Fire
• Dogs in cars
• 18-year-old beaten and robbed in Oxnard
• Channel Islands High senior's hard work is rewarded in full
• Supervisor Steve Bennett will seek re-election next year
• Conn. man pleads not guilty to torturing recruits
• Old company produces newest high-tech products
• Latest line: June 1, 2011
• Ventura County Superior Court judge retires
• Walters: State's chronic mess not all Schwarzenegger's fault
• Local sports briefs: All-Star games set for Friday
• Oxnard's La Colonia neighborhood gets to keep two roads
• Israel and Palestine
• Church group to hold day of service
• Ladera students pay tribute to military
• UPDATE WITH ARREST - Armed Robbery
• "Music Under the Stars" concert series at the Olivas Adobe begins July 9
• Graffiti Vandalism with Arrests
• US stock index futures point to higher opening
• Thousands gathering in Honolulu to float lanterns
• Hunter hits two homers, powers Angels past Royals
• Teacher accused of drug violations in Camarillo
• Alco-Sensor questions likely to surface in court
• Defendants challenging cases linked to defective breathalyzer
• Simi Valley woman accused of stabbing husband
• Afghan soldier shoots dead Australian mentor
• Platini: Asian members could walk out of FIFA vote
• Elias: High anxiety time for California politicians
• Milbank: Raising Cain among GOP hopefuls
• Editorial: A steep hill for Lance
• Editorial: Wildfire safety begins at home
• Boat capsizes off McGrath State Beach
• Two men arrested in Simi Valley on suspicion of identity theft
• South African president :Gadhafi ready for truce
• Serbia quashing influence of nationalists
• The nation's weather
• Suu Kyi plans tour of rural Myanmar in June
• Blanchett, other prominent Aussies back carbon tax
• Suicide bomber attacks Italian base in Afghanistan
• China detains 74 in lead poisoning crackdown
• China plans trial, tamps unrest in Inner Mongolia
• US medics brave fire to save lives in Afghan war
• Zelaya: Honduras coup was international conspiracy
• Clashes erupt in Belgrade to protest Mladic arrest
• Ronaldinho scores but Flamengo held to 3-3 draw
• More rain, snow, National Guard troops for Mont.
• Thousands party in Simi Valley at Cajun & Blues Festival
• 200 come out for Camarillo Healthcare Festival
• Editorial: A Memorial Day with no warfare
• Lawson: We will remember them always
• AP Interview: Parnell to pursue oil tax cut
• E. coli cucumbers may be in Austria, Hungary
• Afghan official: NATO airstrike kills 14
• Shuttle astronauts bid farewell to space station
• Death toll from Joplin tornado is at least 139
• North Sudan forces commit war crimes, group says
• Taliban's new tactic: High-profile inside jobs
• Afghan probe: Monitors at fault in bank crisis
• Greenpeace activists climb Greenland oil rig
• SKorea: EU officials to visit NKorea for aid talks
• Abkhaz leader Bagapsh dies in Moscow hospital
• Australia takes on tobacco giants over packaging
• Afghan official: NATO airstrike kills 14
• Chinese official vows justice for Mongolian death
• Perry: Special session if no wind insurance deal
• Forgoing sleep to raise money to help children with congenital heart disease
• Café Society: Plenty of restaurant openings and closings
• Cook du Jour: The Tale of the Quiche
• Unemployed vets trained, but find few green jobs
• Editorial: Reforms needed to protect kids in Ventura County
• Will: Hugs and taxes in California
• Villegas: Plugging the loophole in GPS law
• Strickland: GOP budget will restore public's trust
• Williams: Renewable energy crucial to economic recovery
• Navarrette: Congressman's unreality show
• UPDATE WITH STATISTICS - Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Snyder to campaign for higher Michigan bond rating
• Suicide bomber kills 8 tribesmen in NW Pakistan
• Robbery With Firearm
• Astronauts 'bask in glow' of 4 good spacewalks
• Spoken-word musician Gil Scott-Heron dies in NYC
• Investors look wistfully at Turkmen gas
• Europe battles drought
• Troops in Somalia to retake market from militants
• The nation's weather
• Afghan president moves to stop NATO night raids
• Plan to kill crocodiles enrages some Czechs
• Malloy releases plan to plug Conn. budget deficit
• Moorpark chamber honors members of the community
• Agoura Hills celebrates reading
• Abandoned firehouse could become Old Town Camarillo's next restaurant
• Fuel prices have mixed impact on weekend travel
• APNewsBreak: Calif. could require condoms in porn
• Wyoming joins challenge to federal wilderness rule
• Camarillo seeks applicant for library advisory board
• CMH demolishes offices to make way for reconstruction
• Wis. DOJ asks court to lift ban on union law
• 4 young women from Ky killed in plane crash
• Coast Guard reminds everyone of importance of water safety this weekend
• Latest line: May 28, 2011
• Community news, west county: Dog park funding sought in contest
• Community news, east county: Library to open periodical archive
• Memorial Weekend Workshop Schedule
• Editors' Picks: Best of Recreation
• Editors' Picks: Best of Fitness
• Editors' Picks: Best of Food & Drink
• Editors' Picks: Best of Beauty and Style
• Editors' Picks: Best of Automotive
• Editors' Picks: Best of Art, Culture & Media
• Editors' Picks: Nightlife & Entertainment
• Editors' Picks: Shopping & Services
• Cut the crap!
• Summer Guide 2008
• China bomber seen as champion of disenfranchised
• Stock futures mixed ahead of income report
• AP Exclusive: Fukushima tsunami plan a single page
• Travel officials optimistic about summer season
• Week in Review
• Between a rock and a hillside
• Write at home
• Summer Guide 2011
• Fitness Health & Beauty Guide 2010
• Dining Guide 2010
• Summer Guide 2010
• New chief takes reins at Conejo Valley YMCA
• Moorpark considers 2011-2012 budget
• Idea of selling Malibu compound fuels feud between neighbors, park agency
• End of year play a labor of love for TO students
• Ill. diocese ends adoptions over gay rights law
• Blagojevich takes the stand at corruption trial
• Calavo Growers expands by acquiring fast-growing company
• Grau: Ventura's pension reform agreement not what it seems
• Elias: Was 2010 a national replay of California's 1994?
• Golf event to promote prostate cancer awareness
• Local briefs: Ventura hosts county all-star games
• Pierpont residents win court victory in sand dispute
• Company: Flows caused fish kill below Grand Coulee
• Public Encouraged to Review Ventura’s Urban Water Management Plan
• Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Stock futures rise a day after oil rebound
• Ratko Mladic: Genocide suspect, goat herd, 'God'
• Chicharito a hero in tough times for Mexico
• UPDATE Stabbing – Camino Real Park
• Thinking outside the box
• Free Will Astrology
• Savoring sushi on Ojai's East End
• A life in music
• Channel Islands National Park movie premieres
• Progressive solutions to public affairs must be monitored
• The real health care crisis
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• 2nd day of storms pound several central US states
• Ventura County in line to win $17.5 million for water projects
• Robinson: A Medicare moment for Republicans
• Schram: Rethinking Obama's Mideast words
• Editorial: Ten lonely planets
• Walters: '70s prison moves come back to haunt Brown
• Editorial: Gasoline mixed to an outdated, woeful standard
• Dager: Take patients to heart when pain is afoot
• Wanderer from 1800s gets more peaceful NY grave
• Man charged in NH church rape case testifies
• California retailers back bills that would force Amazon to collect sales taxes
• The Breeze for May 26, 2011 is online
• Baby in the Car
• Oil near $99 in Europe on fears of weak demand
• UK first quarter GDP growth confirmed at 0.5 pct
• NKorea's Kim meets China's Hu
• China urges factory safety after iPad plant blast
• Grace to be replaced on TV by OJ Simpson judge
• Ventura County Woman of the Year advocates for homeless, hungry
• Tennis, pickleball courts slated for Rancho Tapo Community Park
• Moorpark class helps teach ways to garden without a yard
• Conn. GOP angered by vote on budget-related bills
• Pediatric oncologist to discuss childhood cancer
• Latest line: May 25, 2011
• Kelley: Parking lot problems? There's an app for that, too
• Prom at the VIC!
• California Street Bridge and Beachfront Promenade presentation, May 31 at 5:30pm
• RI treasurer calls for pension system overhaul
• APNewsBreak: NYT reporter subpoenaed in CIA case
• RI treasurer calls for pension system overhaul
• US stock futures edge up after steep declines
• Casey Anthony trial to start in Orlando, Fla.
• Astronauts sail past halfway point of long flight
• Report: Qatar to invest up to $10B in Egypt
• UPDATE #2 - Attempted Murder on Police Officer - Officer Involved Shooting
• CIF pairings: May 24, 2011
• High court to Calif: Cut prison inmates by 33,000
• Prep rail: May 24, 2011
• BC-BBN-DODGERS-BEATING-NYT
• Carlisle: Players say the darnest things
• Pro Calendars: May 24, 2011
• Youth Roundup
• Youth signups: May 24, 2011
• Youth results
• TV/Radio listings: May 24, 2011
• Oxnard chamber announces community, business award recipients
• Shams: Gunned down for protesting
• Elias: Arnold's worst day — He can't crow as Brown adopts his ideas
• Editorial: Medicare backlash
• Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers
• Stadium taking shape on CLU campus
• UPDATE - Attempted Murder on Police Officer - Officer Involved Shooting
• Fitch, Moody's say Italy rating outlook stable
• Republican Pawlenty running as fiscal fix-it man
• UN envoy: Myanmar does little to stop rights abuse
• The nation's weather
• French President champions workers ahead of G-8
• Explosion at China iPad factory shows supply risks
• China, Philippine defense chiefs discuss Spratlys
• Blatter says Club World Cup to be in Japan
• Baby boomers fueling boom in knee, hip surgeries
• Brush Fire
• Brazilian champion Fluminense loses league opener
• Tornado hits N. Minneapolis; 1 killed
• 2 Colo. ski areas plan to stretch season, profits
• LinkedIn shines light on re-emergence of big IPOs
• Records: Calif. murder suspect had govt. distrust
• The nation's weather
• China to ease import restrictions on Japan produce
• Southern Sudan: north's seizure of Abyei is 'war'
• Believers' reactions mixed to unfulfilled doomsday
• Minn. voters will decide on gay marriage ban
• Southern Sudan: north's seizure of Abyei is 'war'
• Spacewalking astronauts encounter bolt trouble
• S.Africa: nationality shouldn't matter in IMF race
• No charges for ex-NY gov in Yankee tickets scandal
• India woos Africa to boost trade
• UPDATE -- Gang Stabbing with Arrests
• Ventura Raceway squeezed by tight economy
• CSUCI graduates excited about earning degrees
• Café Society: Chefs add juice to 28th Strawberry Festival
• Three brush fires reported near Surfer's Knoll
• Travel briefs: Some tourists shun travel warnings
• A humorous look at life following a shock divorce
• Dozens try out to become Ventura County lifeguards
• Roshell: We'd rather be blind than fat
• Men of mystery weave fourengrossing tales of intrigue
• Shackleford wins Preakness; Animal Kingdom 2nd
• True love really can be more precious than jewels
• Domestic Abuse Incident - Attempted Murder on Police Officer - Officer Involved Shooting
• More than 1,000 cadets to graduate from West Point
• Landslide buries 30 children at Malaysia orphanage
• Tearful Knox to court: I'm innocent
• Ouattara to be inaugurated Ivory Coast president
• Suicide bomber kills 6 at Kabul military hospital
• Report: Hincapie tells feds Armstrong used PEDs
• Ca woman touting moon rock for $1.7M stung by NASA
• Businessman Herman Cain set to join 2012 GOP race
• Pope phones astronauts in 1st papal call to space
• Wrestler known as 'Macho Man' dies in Fla. wreck
• Walnut Canyon students learn about family history
• IMF board releases plan for picking agency head
• Schwarzenegger's 'The Governator' on hold
• Latest line: May 21, 2011
• NYC Opera to leave Lincoln Center, cut staff
• Founder leaving Oaks Chamber Singers after 15 years
• Zaragoza to host town hall meeting to discuss redistricting
• Oxnard firefighters to host beach cleanup June 4
• Fundraiser will benefit farmworker housing
• Oak Park school board seeks applicants
• Freedom Riders get place in history 50 years later
• Oxnard College students win film award
• Chick-fil-A to host Military Appreciation Night
• Stabbing - Camino Real Park
• Spain PM mum on breaking up pre-election protests
• UK judge warns lawmakers on reporting gag orders
• Oil bounces around $99 on volatile dollar
• Stocks poised to fall a day after LinkedIn IPO
• NATO hits 3 ports to protect rebel-held port
• Panasonic sees light after darkness of disaster
• HK investors in "mini-bond" scandal accept deal
• Seeing is believing
• School protest
• Free Will Astrology
• Extreme meekover
• The Critical Line
• Saving Sugartown
• Depths of Depp
• Victory for Victor Ortiz
• Mont. tribe's $7B coal project stalls, draws suit
• Former paramedic guilty of tampering with drug vials
• Students get a chance to create video game at EARTHS
• Local auto racing notebook: Lewis picks up his first win of season
• The Tasty Goat puts a creative spin on Irish pub food
• Moorpark OKs more flood-zone analysis
• Ala. man executed for 4 slain in shooting spree
• TV/Radio Notebook: No TV conflicts for Tour, NHL playoffs
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• Assembly approves new limits on charter schools
• Carlisle: Tennis Channel adds busy Carillo
• Fort Hood suspect's defense, Army post leader meet
• Fort Hood suspect's defense, Army post leader meet
• Va. businessman's spankings lead to charges
• Nev. Assembly OKs stripped-down online poker bill
• Click It or Ticket Mobilization Campaign
• Armed Robbery
• Vehicle Pursuit & Arrest
• IOC expects TV rights bids from NBC, ESPN and Fox
• Playboy puts entire 57 years of magazines online
• Zimbabwe's president says he is not ill
• Designer of Chinese web controls hit by shoe
• IOC expects TV rights bids from NBC, ESPN and Fox
• Headbanger's ball
• No right to complain unless we are willing to change
• The ever-swinging pendulum
• Beware of the psyllid
• Starting over
• Local doctor achieves milestone in uterine transplantation
• The Guest List
• Take a front row seat at this tiny, Japanese eatery
• Picks of the week
• Uruguay's congress takes aim at military amnesty
• Ojai Youth Symphony to perform concerto
• Strawberry festival expected to draw big crowd to Oxnard
• Parking meter foes submit 10,369 signatures backing initiative
• Amgen bike race heads to big finish in Thousand Oaks
• Former federal judge Senter dies at age 77
• 3 Utahns among 5 charged in nearly $500M scheme
• Oxnard files suit against two firms blamed for cost overruns
• Hundreds graduate from Ventura College
• CLU to host Chinese tea ceremony
• Ore. Senate to debate payments to timber counties
• Iraq donkey named Smoke now at home in Nebraska
• District 5240 Bulletin for May 2011 is online
• The Breeze for May 19, 2011 is online
• Motor Vehicle Collision with Trapped Victim
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Stocks pointed higher as commodity prices rise
• Poland targets shale gas despite pollution concern
• Song back in Cameroon squad for African qualifier
• Pakistan, China premiers meet amid tension with US
• Thousand Oaks offers inside look at public works
• Sides gear up for re-vote on Amazon in SC House
• Man executed in death of elderly woman
• Venezuela economy grows 4.5 percent in 1st quarter
• Vegetation Fire
• Amgen shareholders may question executive compensation at annual meeting
• Port Hueneme Seabee earns Sailor of Year honor
• DA wants Ventura County jurors taken to Santa Barbara to hear suit
• W.Va. officials: Marcellus radiation a non-issue
• APNewsBreak: Giffords set to undergo skull surgery
• Designer for stars sets up business in Ventura
• Jury to consider rape case against NYC officers
• Free, Westside Health & Safety Fair, May 24 – open to the public
• Dow set to rise as Wal Mart reports rising profits
• Official says NY probe seeks mortgage records
• Pressure rises against IMF chief held at NYC jail
• Wal-Mart 1Q earnings rise 3 pct; US still slumping
• The nation's weather
• Wis. gov: Domestic partner law is unconstitutional
• Judge weighs arguments in CMH cover-up allegations
• In Fillmore area, earth still on fire years later
• Milbank: Mitt Romney is a man of two minds
• Elias: High time for politicians to alter some Prop. 13 rules
• Editorial: IMF director Dominique Strauss-Kahn's fall reverberates
• Pratt: Celebrate Public Works Week
• Editorial: Don't need to be in floodwaters to cover them
• Aerial performers to headline Ventura ArtWalk fundraiser
• New Sprouts store gets EPA honor for refrigeration technology
• Port of Hueneme tentatively awarded $4.5 million for electricity system
• Former superintendent hired to help search for new Oxnard Union chief
• Federal judge rules against Calif. gun advocates
• US general: Too early to gauge bin Laden killing
• Stocks set to start week with losses
• Brown likely to press for taxes in budget update
• Brown likely to press for taxes in budget update
• Sahara hotel-casino closing on Vegas Strip
• Jorge Posada apologizes to Yankees manager Girardi
• Davis has winning RBI for Texas in 5-4 win over LA
• Neymar scores as Santos wins Sao Paulo state title
• Bid to name Lake Tahoe cove after Mark Twain fails
• Residential Structure Fire
• Residential Structure Fire
• NY honoring 1st Union officer killed in Civil War
• China gives press more freedom _ for food safety
• Calendar marks last months of stranded Oregon man
• Wary of security, Navy won't talk about bin Laden
• The nation's weather
• Firefighters battle blaze near Las Vegas casino
• Afghan intelligence: Taliban using child bombers
• Libyan combat stymies moves on antiaircraft threat
• IMF chief accused of sexual assault at NYC hotel
• Miami imam, 2 sons charged with supporting Taliban
• India mothers accused in honor killing of 2 brides
• Galaxy Macau casino opens to lucrative market
• Miss. River spillway opens, towns await floodwater
• Japanese singer Yui eyes bigger foreign fan base
• NYC police arrest IMF head in hotel sex assault
• House of the week: Adobe delight
• NY police question IMF head in hotel sex assault
• Izturis game-winner as Angels beat Rangers 3-2
• Thousand Oaks Kingi earns spot
• Ed Millan humbled by selection to the VC sports hall of fame
• Gallegly opposes more mandates
• Local organizations say animal testing standards are high
• New president takes power in struggling Haiti
• Ventura Hillsides Conservancy disciplined for questionable land deal
• Archbishop presides over graduation at Thomas Aquinas College
• Meet the finalists
• Strawberry Fest recipe contest draws multiple courses
• Izturis game-winner as Angels beat Rangers 3-2
• Strawberries overcame slow start to become top crop
• Ventura hires general manager to oversee new water department
• The nation's weather
• Singapore founding father Lee quits Cabinet post
• Medical marijuana plantation fires up in spring
• Obama announces steps to speed US oil production
• Shanghai's new one-dog limit causes anguish
• Pakistan lawmakers slam US after session with army
• Crew finds body of man stuck in snow for months
• India court orders 2-month ban on pesticide, study
• GOP budget, Medicare plan influence NY House race
• Fox parent company to disclose political giving
• With recognition, photographer gains greater exposure
• County agencies aim to improve efficiency by merging
• Free mammograms offered at Community Outreach Day
• Essay contest for Ventura middle school students
• Online orientation for tutors
• CEO to give state of hospital addresses for CMH and Ojai hospital
• Fundraiser to benefit Climb for the Cause
• 3 teens charged in San Diego Craigslist killing
• Ojai council approves line of credit for next 2 to 3 years
• Latest line: May 14, 2011
• Pit bull dogs seen as both vicious and very gentle
• Community news, east county: Calamigos ranch plans camp reunion
• Teachers rally against cuts in Los Angeles
• 3 charged in slaying of MTV music coordinator
• Venezuela hit by increasing blackouts
• NW has too much dam power, plans wind power halt
• Felony Evading - Vehicle Pursuit - DUI Arrest
• NASA counting down again for next-to-last launch
• Adopted US twins return to Russian orphanage
• The nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• Aishwarya Rai to play fictional Bollywood heroine
• Report: Google ad inquiry focused on pharmacies
• In search of divine guidance
• Remembering what we had as students
• Special Report: The Rio School District
• Fabio-lous
• New world re-order
• Take 2: Troubled Broadway 'Spider-Man' flies again
• Court relaxes order against Ecuadorean plaintiffs
• Newbury Park High culinary students get real-word experience
• Parks recommends keeping Tierra Rejada Valley in Foy's district
• Ventura County home sales, median price fall in April
• Simi Valley Street Fair to feature more than 300 vendors
• Only 4 more chances to see "Lonesome Traveler" at Rubicon! This magnificent cast sings songs performed by the Carter Family, The Almanac Singers, The Weavers, Peter, Paul and Mary, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Pete Seeger and many others. They are all
• Jurors decide on death penalty for Ricardo Villa
• Demjanjuk convicted over Nazi camp deaths
• Happenings: College will host Army Field Band
• Thomson: Supervisors should OK original landfill expansion plan
• Walters: Good news not too good for California Democrats
• Felony Hit and Run Involving a Death – Arrest of Suspect
• Oil falls to $96 as global demand seen lower
• Official: 2 men arrested in NYC terror probe
• Experts: Early warnings mitigated Japan disaster
• Accounts piece together bin Laden's fugitive trail
• Osama bin Laden is dead -- the war is over
• So, his wild oats
• Free Will Astrology
• Picks of the week
• Thunder god packs little punch
• Homespun
• Sailing club members share vessels and ocean excitement
• Mexi-fusion restaurant a hit in Meiners Oaks
• Heart and soul, piss and vinegar
• DOJ antitrust settlement with Microsoft to expire
• APNewsBreak: Guatemala deaths suspect faces deport
• Jackson leaves Lakers for adventures outside NBA
• Obama tells Dems to be flexible in budget talks
• Medical marijuana wins final vote in Delaware
• APNewsBreak: Guatemala deaths suspect faces deport
• Jockey was facing hearing on a cocaine charge
• Schools chief, teachers press taxes with lawmakers
• The Breeze for May 12, 2011 is online
• Petroleum Spill
• City of Ventura Announces Ventura Water General Manager
• Most nuclear plans on track outside Japan, Germany
• Google braces to pay at least $500M in ad probe
• Populist threatens to end Bengal's Communist era
• Thousand Oaks family sues city over tank flood
• Selig appointed former Jamie McCourt consultant
• Presbyterians clear way for gay clergy
• Casino execs to make pitch for online poker
• Reported Commercial Structure Fire
• No bail for man in attempted cockpit entry
• Delaware bills aimed at reducing foreclosures
• Miss. executes man convicted of quadruple slaying
• Golf classic to help MATES Foundation
• Ventura medical building evacuated after burning odor detected
• Robinson: Obama's Luke Skywalker moment
• Mantooth: Everyday heroes in our classrooms
• Kelley: Civic altruism links the past and the present
• Sophomore at Newbury Park High elected state officer for FHA-HERO
• Editorial: No fans of ceiling
• Stock futures point to third straight day of gains
• Rights group slams Bangladesh anti-crime agency
• Debate rages about food aid to North Korea
• Officials: US drone missiles kill 3 in NW Pakistan
• FINAL WEEK for "Lonesome Traveler" at Rubicon! Only 7 performances left - Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., Thursday at 8:00 p.m., Friday at 8:00 p.m., Saturday at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m., Sunday at 2:00 p.m. (although this last performance is s
• Stolen Vehicle - Foot Pursuit - Fatal Traffic Collision
• Conservationists question Columbia Basin dam plan
• Hundreds rally in Sacramento in support of extending tax increases
• Actor goes to work for Calif. House candidate
• Editorial: Send in the djinns
• Senate blocks Obama choice for No. 2 at Justice
• Houston shootout suspect wanted in Calif. shooting
• National emergency alert system set to launch
• Fiat could own 70 pct of Chrysler within the year
• Public Invited to Ventura Water Quality Meeting May 18
• Friends of Library used book sale at Ventura Community Park on May 21 (Armed Forces Day)
• Robbery
• Foot Pursuit of Wanted Felon - Arrest
• Amtrak, 15 states get $2 billion that Florida lost
• Stock futures point to higher open
• The nation's weather
• Thai king approves house dissolution, July 3 polls
• Study in South Korea finds higher rate of autism
• AP Interview: Petraeus on bin Laden-Taliban link
• Olympic gold medalist switches to show business
• China probes poisonings from lead battery plant
• Facebook sharing sending readers to big news sites
• Singapore mulls changes after opposition gains
• Asia shares boosted by US jobs growth, Europe down
• Accident shuts down 126 near Fillmore
• More evacuations in Memphis as Mississippi rises
• More evacuations in Memphis; city waits on river
• Paulson: Selling out for the illusion of peace
• Editorial: Jobless rate up slightly, and that's a good thing for U.S.
• Mavs eliminate Lakers, sweep Jackson to retirement
• Sada Thompson, 1970s TV mom, dies in Conn. at 81
• Hearing set in Palin stalker case
• Ariz. seeks online donations to build border fence
• Murder trial to start for Fla. mom Casey Anthony
• 2 suspects sought in robberies of Thousand Oaks bank
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Japan won't abandon nuclear power despite crisis
• In Nevada, search for missing Canadian man resumes
• The nation's weather
• Official: Japan won't abandon nukes despite crisis
• Pakistan still holding bin Laden's wives, children
• Afghan forces clash with militants for 2nd day
• Thai, Cambodian PMs fail to end border dispute
• Official: Japan won't abandon nukes despite crisis
• Defense: Federal agent coerced teen to violence
• Yunus fears political influence over Grameen
• Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship holds open house at ranch in Newbury Park
• Thousand Oaks bank robbed for second time in less than a week
• Bad advice leaves behind a heap of problems
• Cook du Jour: Quick with a nice meal
• West Coast Swing is here to say
• Literary Happenings: There's plenty to do in the literary world this week
• Separate video card may not be needed
• Detroit's Verlander throws second career no-hitter
• Anyone can create a website, so be careful when searching for information
• Nash: When lights go out here, we get a brief jolt of quiet
• Make sure your American dream includes no debt
• Bands battle it out for spot at Moorpark's July 3rd Fireworks Extravaganza
• Oxnard Art Lofts let small business owners live where they work
• WWII spy roams planetkeeping his daughter safe
• Stabbing
• Uganda protests 'only the beginning,' leader says
• Pakistan's ex-FM urges resignations over bin Laden
• Japan utility delays decision on halting reactors
• Billionaires gather in Arizona to discuss giving
• Taliban attack Afghan government offices in south
• Father of captured soldier seeks Pakistan's help
• Father of captured soldier seeks Pakistan's help
• Ballesteros: Spanish flair and 5 major titles
• Alleged Serb drug gang swept up by Brazilian cops
• Mexican microbrews fight for space at bar
• Thai, Cambodian PMs to meet on border clashes
• Subaru Impreza STI: Competition entry, paved or not
• Ventura freeway paving project closures
• Safe boating focus of Coast Guard demonstration
• Community briefs, east county: Dogs can train for snake safety
• Community briefs west county: Dispute settlement to be discussed
• Storytellers mesmerize kids at Ojai festival
• Totten calls on community effort to end family violence
• Women bounce back with designer business after recession throws them for a loop
• Huntsman meets SC's Haley as he weighs 2012 bid
• Port Hueneme seeks help combatting Japanese tsunami debris
• Special Kids Day a highlight for many at Conejo Valley Days
• Reunions: May 7, 2011
• Feds: All kids, legal or not, entitled to K-12 ed
• Stocks pointed for gains ahead of jobs report
• Report: Japan quake won't derail Hawaii economy
• The naughty bits
• Creative types
• Biz Buzz
• Limoneira leaves 'em in the dust
• Overcoming indifference
• Health care crisis
• National Day of Prayer celebrated in Oxnard
• Buzz builds at word of a British royals' CA visit
• Editorial: Obama says no to releasing photos, and that's OK
• Haffner: It's pure folly to neglect our public schools
• May: Newsweek finds Abbas 'affable'
• Walters: San Diego case key to California redevelopment
• Editorial: Training for disasters
• Milbank: Obama's unity plea quickly broadsided
• 3 women testify to history of violence in Ricardo Villa trial
• Trial date set for suspect in fatal DUI crash
• Retailers post strong April but fret over future
• NC man convicted of wife's murder after Web proof
• NY officers' trial witness has tie to 1980s saga
• Residential Structure Fire
• Assault with a Deadly Weapon
• Stolen Vehicle - Arrests
• Ventura Library Survey set to launch May 8, online and in-person
• GM earns $3.2 billion in 1Q on higher sales
• Head designer out at Gap brand
• Stocks head for lower open ahead of jobs report
• Strong April is retailers' Easter present
• Markets wait for ECB sign on rate hike
• Maldives gov't seeks consensus with opposition
• Local Author Kate Sexton's New Novel Released on May 3rd
• "Lonesome Traveler" is a CRITICS CHOICE in the L.A. TIMES! Congratulations to the cast and artistic team. Just 12 performances left - and the final day is sold-out. Call (805) 667-2900 for tickets or go to www.rubicontheatre.org
• Mike McGrath/VC Sound
• Fill 'er up with Diesel
• Wish you were beer
• The price of free(dom)
• Thai fusion arrives on Main Street
• Picks of the week
• The ultrasound of silence
• Free Will Astrology
• Planet Ventura
• Oxnard College clubs celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Second Thousand Oaks solar project shelved
• T.O. bank robbed
• UBS agrees to pay $160M in muni bond settlement
• RI panel backs pardon of Irish man hanged in 1845
• Hundreds of first responders to participate in full-scale earthquake exercise
• Editorial: a Canadian election
• Crisp: A second look at sainthood push
• Teen activist plans 'Million Kid March' to fight global warming
• Editorial: Clean out your medicine cabinet
• RI lawyer confirmed as US judge; GOP block fails
• Navarrette: Amid the cheering, a chasm opens
• Kansas Gov. Brownback touring drought zone
• AP: New job for ex-RI candidate of 'shove it' fame
• Director lauds Christian Bale for China film work
• Time Warner 1Q profit down 10 pct, beats Street
• Amid the rubble, survivors find sentimental items
• Fighting in Sudan border zone kills 12 people
• Texas puts inmate to death with new drug combo
• S&P: Calif's fiscal problems different from Greece
• Hispanic lawmakers press Obama on immigration
• Comcast 1Q earnings up 9 percent, beat Street
• Former Thousand Oaks council candidate sentenced to prison for threats
• Dr. Otto Austel dies from bladder cancer
• Bilingual group selects Oxnard teacher as educator of year
• Calif. clinic that catered to porn stars closes
• Geithner urges China to move faster on currency
• 'Rain Man' filmmaker Levinson takes on Gotti story
• Colorado lawmakers approve health care exchanges
• Texas puts inmate to death with new drug combo
• Golf on TV: May 4, 2011
• Wells: Dedication key to long-term care work
• Wink Martindale to emcee fundraising concert
• Editorial: Pakistan's take on commandos' hit on bin Laden
• The Breeze for May 5, 2011 is online
• Stocks set to fall ahead of auto sales, earnings
• Pfizer 1Q net up 10 percent on lower costs, taxes
• Norway best for moms, Afghanistan worst
• Army Corps officer makes difficult choice on levee
• Superintendent files claims against Rio School District
• Sheen to donate $20,000 to Giants fan beaten in LA
• Proposed film studio to be discussed at Moorpark commission
• Security heightened due to bin Laden killing
• Robbery, with Arrest
• Saved by smartphones? Sites stay up despite spike
• Honduras drops all charges against ex-president
• Saved by smartphones? Sites stay up despite spike
• Congressional delegation says death is victory for freedom
• Stocks set to rise following bin Laden's death
• Tears at site of Kenya's 1998 US Embassy bombing
• Oil falls to near $112 after bin Laden killed
• Tourists visiting Fukushima despite nuclear fears
• Humana posts 22 percent 1Q earnings gain
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Obama wants to restore belief in American dream
• Sheriff's Department arrests Hells Angels gang members
• New Orleans, Haiti share cultural history at fest
• Lakers, Mavs keep it civil before playoff meeting
• Kid Rock accepts NAACP award in Detroit
• 4 slain in Ohio; suspect dies in police shootout
• Workers demand better jobs, pay on May Day
• Sunday in the South: Mourning for tornado victims
• NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son but leader escapes
• The nation's weather
• Mayor orders flood-threatened Ill. city evacuated
• Air India cancels flights as pilots strike for pay
• Mayor orders flood-threatened Ill. city evacuated
• India, Bhutan search border for missing official
• Sony execs apologize for network security breach
• Local sports briefs: Rodela loses decision
• Jerry Brown has surgery to remove cancerous growth
• Rock Picnic in Ventura gives young bands an outlet
• State Democrats say party must retake the offensive
• Local artists featured in 'Artism: The Art of Autism'
• Ex-Bostonians should update will for Florida
• Loe: Get away from it all for a while at Alisal Guest Ranch
• Junk mail filter is doing its job just fine
• No more paper Social Security checks
• Report shows the need for tax simplification
• Roshell: I'm raising an addict
• NFL teams make the call for 3 local players
• Nash: Office candy jar contains chocolate and gobs of calories
• Farmers market: Kale, citrus, fish all at the market
• Stabbing
• Stolen Vehicle Arrest - Hit and Run - Possession of Stolen Property - Resist Arrest - Two Outstanding Felony Warrants - and One Misdemeanor Warrant
• Berkshire Hathaway investors to question Buffett
• Berkshire Hathaway investors to question Buffett
• Obama keeps up push to end gas, oil tax breaks
• Elections in communist Laos promise little change
• University of Calif. targets out-of-state students
• Gadhafi offers truce as NATO strikes in Tripoli
• The nation's weather
• NWS: NE Mississippi tornado was highest-rated EF-5
• Volunteers pitch in to help storm's survivors
• Residential Burglary Arrest
• Seattle to pay $1.5M to family of slain woodcarver
• US Airways CEO's pay package rises to $2.8 million
• Consultant tells Santa Paula council it should look at rasing fees
• Conejo Valley Rotary Club raises $50,000 for Wheelchair Foundation
• Presentation aims to show math is fun
• Los Padres oil spill cleanup to continue through next week
• Locals rise before dawn to savor royal wedding
• US Airways CEO's pay package rises to $2.8 million
• US senator raises concerns about Haiti vote fraud
• New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival kicks off
• In uniform: April 30, 2011
• Sen. Johnson renews call for more US oil drilling
• Bravo!: April 30, 2011
• Residential Structure Fire
• Earnings results take focus on Wall Street
• Turkey debates bypassing Bosporus Strait
• The old empire watches the royal wedding
• Libyan forces chase rebels into Tunisia, clash
• NASA fuels Endeavour for historic last launch
• The nation's weather
• Americans wake before dawn to watch royal wedding
• "O'Neil has mixed feel-good favorites with thought-provoking calls to action in a realistic amalgam of what draws people together, and what gives them hope that when they have a meeting of hearts and minds the future is theirs to shape."
• Head to Zoey's on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. for a few songs from the show and a few of their own! Other great bands follow so stay for the evening!
• The devil wears a handlebar mustache
• A kingdom of cats
• In Brief
• Let's talk about sex (or not)
• Effort under way to recall Oxnard neighborhood council vice chair
• Local card room sees boost with bust of online poker
• The modern alchemists
• Hollywood Park results: April 29, 2011
• Sipping in Springtime event to be held Saturday
• Editorial: Reclaiming May Day
• Editorial: Drivers, your attention please
• Disciplined doctors lose first bid at county appeal
• Local calendar: April 29, 2011
• CA couple plead guilty to girl's kidnap, rape
• UPDATE – Arrest - Vehicle Pursuit and Domestic Incident
• Hi Rubicon Friends: It's Ventura Music Week - besides "Lonesome Traveler" at Rubicon, (7 performances this week), many restaurants, cafes and clubs are offering great music and great deals on food and drink. Go to www.venturamusicweek.com
• Dee Dowell Memorial Scholarship Award – Applications Now Being Accepted
• Exxon earns nearly $11 billion in 1Q
• Reports on GDP, jobs likely to sway stock market
• Small lizard sparks debate in New Mexico, Texas
• Sprint adds 1.1M subscribers, narrows 1Q loss
• Occidental Petroleum 1Q earnings grow 46 percent
• Bristol-Myers posts 33 percent profit jump in 1Q
• German jobless rate drops to 7.3 percent
• Lockheed Martin, Boeing out of Indian defense deal
• Trees -- A living, lasting legacy
• California students shouldn't be casualties
• Traitors of America
• The Critical Line
• Will you still shove me tomorrow?
• Free Will Astrology
• Picks of the week
• Higher education for the wealthy?
• Steckel Park campground transformed by new operators
• Latin Rock's Mana urges US immigration reform
• Obama proposes broadening EPA's power over water
• Allegedly fired, suspended doctors ask for an appeal
• Crews clean up oil spill in Los Padres National Forest
• South Oxnard Library creates a place for families
• Fillmore council won't reduce impact fees for developer
• Iowa court reverses child endangerment conviction
• Youth bands join together to help Japan
• Dager: OK, what the Mel are they talking about?
• Schram: A tale of two Arab countries
• Stocks set to rise ahead of Fed news conference
• Boeing profit of $586 million beats expectations
• Chinese director lands a hit after censorship woes
• Nepal's ex-crown prince warned after firing gun
• Earnings Preview: PulteGroup to report 1Q results
• Does Carter still have it when it comes to NKorea?
• IMF: Mideast faces challenges with jobs, graft
• Police: Officer stole ID of citizen outside US
• Home garden tours serve as inspiration and fundraisers for good causes
• Editorial: Hang up and drive
• Experts: Judge's sexual orientation is non-issue
• Centenarian's longevity attributed to faith
• Kelley: One excellent choice to protect our many jewels
• Herdt: Redemption in a Montana spring
• Robinson: Nation's leaders out of touch, again
• We're a hit!
• Vehicle Pursuit
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• 3M raises 2011 forecast after 1Q profit jumps
• UPS raises 2011 forecast as 1Q profit soars
• Cigarette maker Lorillard 1Q profit rises
• Ford earns $2.6b in 1Q on new products, sales
• Turkmens scrap exam on late leader's holy book
• Farmers protest against Japanese nuke plant owner
• Audit finds sex education lacking in local schools
• On the Net
• Boehner open to repealing oil company tax breaks
• Head of Del. Court of Chancery to retire
• Mo. governor condemns discrimination law changes
• Lakers face familiar 1st-round jam vs. Hornets
• Wash. MLK parade bomb suspect pleads not guilty
• Ind. school shooting suspect to be tried as adult
• Okla Senate approves fee on hospital revenue
• Judge's partner cited in Prop 8 case
• The Breeze for April 28, 2011 is online
• Speakers for April 21 – David Shea and Albert McCartney
• In case you'd like to know more about the cast members in Lonesome Traveler - they are an interesting group with diverse backgrounds. Here's the link to their bios on the Rubicon website.
• Public tree planting by Ventura youths at Westpark April 27 to celebrate Arbor Day
• Celebrate Mother’s Day May 8 at the free Olivas Adobe “Murals and Roses” event
• Earnings Preview: Lorillard
• Stocks set to rise ahead of full week of earnings
• Organizer of India's Commonwealth Games arrested
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• Texas may strip away transgender marriage rights
• Earnings Preview: AutoNation Inc.
• Strong Ford 1Q profit expected as US sales rise
• Vehicle Pursuit Arrest
• Attempted Burglary – Possession of Stolen Property – Conspiracy – Possession of a Deadly Weapon - and Felon in Possession of Ammo
• Ventura man arrested after brief chase in car, on foot
• Flamengo beats Fluminense to reach Rio Cup final
• Pa. official: End nears for wastewater releases
• Dubai's Alokozay says it's buying Afghan bank
• Hindu holy man Sathya Sai Baba dies aged 86
• Youngest on Hillary's Everest team dies in India
• Japan's Christians celebrate Easter amid disaster
• Photographers recall Chernobyl's first days
• The nation's weather
• Thai-Cambodian border fighting enters 3rd day
• Tornado cleanup starts quickly in St. Louis area
• Brian Williams, De Niro square off at Tribeca
• Roadside bombs kill 3 NATO troops in Afghanistan
• BC-BKN-LAKERS-JACKSON-1STLD-WRITETHRU-NYT
• Festival shares India's culture
• USC's defense dominates offense in spring game
• Biscuit Cake, Engagement Ring Pie all the rage
• Café Society: Wine trails help clear path for craft breweries
• Farmers market: New markets open in Fillmore, Moorpark
• Nash: FBI needs your help on murder mystery: Solve 30 lines of coded writing
• Man gets a second chance to prove himself to his wife
• Book looks at a woman who's gracefully young
• Literary Happenings: Counselor brings attention of plight of Ukrainian children
• Latest line: April 24, 2011
• Trip to Irelandbares buried lifeof dead husband
• Obama pumps plan to develop renewable energy
• The nation's weather
• Australian PM tours Japan tsunami zone
• Timing of Sen. Ensign resignation raises questions
• Officials: Popular cop in Alaska Illegal immigrant
• Nigeria violence an echo of nation's bloody past
• Thailand, Cambodia clash 2nd day; toll rises to 10
• Pakistan army: We have broken terrorists' backbone
• 2 Afghan police die, NATO chopper crashes in east
• Crews clean after tornado hits St. Louis airport
• Japan recovery slowed by search for mementos
• Ventura County Writers Club Poetry Contest Winners
• Chili cook-of to be held May 1
• Thousand Oaks City Council meeting will get off to an early start
• Latest line: April 23, 2011
• United Continental paid CEO Smisek $4.4 million
• ND House approves $489M tax reduction bill
• Gold's Gym of Oxnard frustrates military family
• Business is booming for bridal-gown store in Camarillo
• Oxnard celebrates its annual passion play
• Beck suggests Huckabee too 'thin-skinned' for 2012
• Pet of the week, east Ventura County: Bubbles
• Easter spirit endures in tornado-wrecked churches
• Judge tosses worker's suit over NYC office bedbugs
• Residential Burglary Arrest
• UN head in Russia to talk Libya, other conflicts
• Resort founder wants bankruptcy petition tossed
• Nigeria town suggests scale of violence much worse
• Mosque attack shows changes in Indonesia terrorism
• Will Netflix's 1Q results earn investor applause?
• Police see Columbine similarities in mall fire
• Mosque attack shows changes in Indonesia terrorism
• Here's a preview of "Lonesome Traveler" from the Santa Barbara Independent.
• Economics as if people mattered
• A powerful problem
• Soaring on solar
• Lone injustice
• Creative types
• Guilt-free and loving it
• Week in Review
• BP to inject $1 billion into Gulf restoration
• AP source: NY pols among those with tickets fixed
• Search for 2 in WY hits home for 2 Minn. families
• Green businesses touted for Earth Day
• Military, businesses join forces to stimulate local economic activity
• Ojai Music Festival announces lineup ... through 2014
• Carlisle: Dodger Stadium is under martial law
• Simi Valley drama group helps seniors show off their talent
• Big debts and custody fight: Why MLB took Dodgers
• Water basin project could prevent flooding in Moorpark, Camarillo
• Big debts and custody fight: Why MLB took Dodgers
• Community Crime Alert – Increase in Residential Burglaries
• Stolen Vehicle Arrest - Possession of a Deadly Weapon - Possession of Stolen Property, and Theft By Use of Access Card
• Pavement Repair on Foothill Road from Colina Vista to Kimball Road, April 25 and 26: Motorists urged to use alternate routes
• Kidnapping - Robbery
• JetBlue squeezes out small 1Q profit
• Groups sue feds over sea turtle habitat
• GE net income rises 77 percent in 1Q
• 6 schools vie for visit from President Obama
• Southwest manages to make a 1Q profit
• Rising cig sales push Philip Morris Int'l net up
• Schlumberger 1Q net income rises 40 percent
• Police clamp down on truckers protesting in China
• Domestic Disturbance – Officer Involved Shooting of a Pit Bull - Arrest for: 136.1 (C)(1) PC: Dissuade a Victim or Witness From Reporting a Crime Through Force or Intimidation
• Domestic Disturbance – Officer Involved Shooting of a Pit Bull - Arrest for: 591.5 PC (Destroying phone when another is requesting help) and 11550 H&S (Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance)
• Ventura County Writers Club Awards Winners Of 2011 Poetry Contest
• Sexual Battery and Child Annoyance Arrest
• Finish them!
• Brainspoon
• Picks of the week
• Ojai's Watkins Cattle Company delivers flavor
• The impact of our ecological footprint
• An alternative to nuclear power
• Passover, Easter and our earth
• The Critical Line
• Free Will Astrology
• Nodding off hill
• County of Ventura widens Corporate Games lead
• Violent crime down, property crime up in Ventura last year
• Ventura teen sets sights on Mount Kilimanjaro
• May: Trusting the Russians on missiles an awful idea
• Schram: Democrats, GOP play a game of chicken
• Editorial: The Ojai in May
• Editorial: Debt dispute may sink U.S. credit
• Khoddami: PSA test helps prostate cancer survival rates soar
• NM utility unveils first large-scale solar plant
• State boosts water supply for farms, cities
• Oklahoma governor signs 2 abortion bills
• Injured Broadway 'Spider-Man' actor to rejoin show
• VC diver Lisa Simmons has gone from novice to conference champion in two years
• The Breeze for April 21, 2011 is online
• Speaker for April 14 – Ventura Rotaract NID Team
• Structure Fire
• Ventura Music Week, April 27 – May 1, showcases more than 100 performances throughout the City of Ventura
• APNewsBreak: Millions in malaria drugs stolen
• Altria 1Q net rises on higher prices, cost cuts
• United Tech's 1Q profit up on stronger markets
• Cosmo: Sushi joint reopens in May after pipe break
• New signs mark entrances to Bridle Path community
• Agoura High senior creates way for teens to give back
• Santa Paula raises parking fines by $25
• Pelote: State voters finally waking up to the need for taxes
• SBA loan helps fuel quick growth of Boku food products
• Ford introduces new, more efficient Taurus
• FEMA chief says economy adds to storm challenges
• APNewsBreak: Inquiry into 'Three Cups' charity
• Editorial: Let voters opt out of sample ballots sent by U.S. mail
• Thousand Oaks panel to consider bus fare increases
• Milbank: Obama steering without his rudder, Nancy Pelosi
• Herdt: Drawing a line at the Conejo Grade
• Elton Gallegly calls Obama's immigration meeting ‘summit on amnesty'
• Editorial: BP's cash gusher
• Gang Stabbing with Arrests
• Belarus floats its currency, allowing devaluation
• Growth in prescription drug use continues to slow
• Growth in prescription drug use continues to slow
• Dubai ruler's firm said to have bigger debt woes
• Duke lacrosse accuser charged with murder
• Japan nuke plants starts pumping radioactive water
• UK royal wedding to be live streamed on YouTube
• Police: Ind. teen had gun before school shooting
• Police: Ind. teen had gun before school shooting
• Simi Valley police surround house
• Pastor Lonnie McCowan sentenced to 1 year in work furlough program
• Lakers regroup, recalibrate after Hornets upset
• Conservative strategist, publisher dies at 87
• Former Md. governor, Baltimore mayor dies
• Former Md. governor, Baltimore mayor dies
• Iowa lawmakers agree to spend surplus on tax cuts
• Assembly OKs bill with transgender work protection
• Black leaders angry over email depiction of Obama
• Notre Dame: No one to blame in student's death
• City of Ventura Employee and Supervisor of the year announced
• AIDS prevention pill study halted; no benefit seen
• Ladies and gentlemen, the (new) Beetle
• Ladies and gentlemen, the (new) Beetle
• TD Ameritrade 2Q profit up nearly 6 percent
• Halliburton 1Q profit up on North America demand
• Soldiers' unrest spreads east, north Burkina Faso
• Hot Prowl Burglary
• Sexual Battery - Child Molestation - Arrest
• Resisting a Peace Officer – Vandalism - Arrest
• The week ahead
• Ventura man arrested after kicking out patrol car window
• Pro calendars: April 18, 2011
• Paul leads Hornets past Lakers in stunning opener
• Botafogo fails to advance to Rio Cup semifinals
• Baby boomers seek 2nd careers as entrepreneurs
• Job cuts for poor seniors could up homelessness
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• NATO: 3 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Palin: Wis. gov doing the right thing with unions
• UN panel urges probe of alleged Sri Lankan abuses
• Adventurers risk limbs to drive rickshaws in India
• Bomb goes off at Nigerian hotel after vote; 8 hurt
• The nation's weather
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• Rescuers work through night to find Idaho miner
• At least 35 dead in 6 states after storm's rampage
• Family, workers of ousted Ivorian strongman freed
• Local sports briefs: Falley signs with Pacific
• Cason Point: Tax deadline shrouded in uncertainty
• Blagojevich says he's never considered a plea deal
• Latest line: April 17, 2011
• Bogus Chinese-American militia marched in parades
• These 10 easy steps in shopping for a computer should steer you right
• Residential Structure Fire
• Stabbing
• NYC pizzeria owner seriously wounded in stabbing
• NATO: Bomb kills 5 NATO troops, 4 Afghan soldiers
• Ivory Coast investigates ministers in blood crimes
• Death toll up to 16 in Southern storms; 7 in Ala.
• 3 more storm deaths in Ala.; 3-state toll now 13
• Somali pirates keep Indian hostages despite ransom
• Top Afghan, Pakistan officials hold talks in Kabul
• Tucson shooting suspect's school releases records
• Nigeria votes on whether to keep accidental leader
• The Downtown Ventura Dining & Entertainment Guide
• 2nd Sikh man dies after attack near Sacramento
• 2nd Sikh man dies after attack in Northern Calif.
• Lehigh U. grad student returns to Libya to fight
• Rights watchdog: Activists harassed in Venezuela
• Suspect accused of starting Camarillo dumpster fires
• Thousand Oaks man accidentally shoots himself in the hand
• Local calendar: April 16, 2011
• California Lutheran University professor gives campus talk on Virginia Tech massacre
• Ojai man charged with possessing child pornography
• Santa Anita results: April 16, 2011
• 2 remain in custody in alleged hate crime attack
• Latest line: April 16, 2011
• California Lutheran screens documentary on religious-environmental activists
• Armed Robbery
• NKorea celebrates birthday of 'eternal president'
• Infosys profit up 19 percent, misses expectations
• Bank of America, Google earnings pull futures down
• IBM seen climbing steadily higher in 1Q
• Oil near $108 as traders eye dollar, economy
• Student suicides lead to soul-searching in SKorea
• Amid tablet mania, Intel numbers take pulse of PCs
• Gas price crisis only a problem in perception
• In Brief
• Cleaning up Ventura River
• Westside/Cañada Larga plan examined
• The day the music died
• Worth their weight
• Fukushima, Japan, at Diablo Canyon
• After Dark Listings
• Dining Guide 2011
• Crawford: Let community have a say in CVUSD schedule
• Gambone: Who speaks when you can't?
• Ventura councilman named to Coastal Commission
• Weekend watchables: April 15, 2011
• 21 Ventura County residents graduate from law school
• Fla. House panel OKs tax break for online firms
• World's oldest man dies in Montana at 114
• Ark. police shooting suspect linked to '03 attack
• Hawaii blast came as workers dismantled fireworks
• Donald Trump to Oxnard winery: You're hired!
• Community college notebook: VC coach develops winning attitude
• Seniors find rewards in 'hooping'
• Medical costs driven by unhealthy lifestyles, says insurance executive
• Methyl iodide approved for use in Ventura County
• Suspect arrested in Ventura robbery attempt
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested – Attempted Robbery
• New workshops at the VIC
• North Korea says it has detained a US citizen
• Cosmo to reopen sports book after pipe break
• Ivory Coast: Corpses and weapons collected
• Wartime German bunker discovered in Polish capital
• Southshore same as Northshore
• The Critical Line
• This American Strife
• Free Will Astrology
• Famous musicians help Patagonia protect environment
• Your lowness
• Broken in a good way
• Authentic Italy in Ojai's arcade
• Picks of the week
• Heroin trafficker gets 22 years in prison
• Hotel housekeepers: Hazardous duty in luxury suites?
• Lincoln School celebrates award-winning recycling program
• Local calendar: April 14, 2011
• Terry's Donuts robbed in Oxnard
• National GOP chairman draws protest in Vermont
• Ga. has 1 more day to tackle immigration bill
• McGrath State Beach will close indefinitely
• 007 remains spy who loved Sony in deal with MGM
• Westlake Village marks start of $1.6 million interchange project
• May: Cars should be able to run on multiple fuels
• Spielberg casts Sally Field as Abe Lincoln's wife
• Kropp: Giron, Chiang follow difficult path to title
• Grace Brethren students to compete at world robotics event
• The Breeze for April 14, 2011 is online
• Speaker for April 7 – Karl Keller
• More backstage and rehearsal pix; the curtain goes up on LT tonight! First preview!
• Oil rebounds to near $107 on Kuwait export halt
• Briton attempts to cross Indian Ocean in rowboat
• JPMorgan Chase's income jumps 67 percent in 1Q
• Reprisals rock Ivory Coast after strongman deposed
• Camarillo animal shelter pursues grant
• Simi Valley police arrest lawyer Michael T. Pines
• Xerox CEO Burns got $10.7M pay package last year
• Jury gets case of slain Border Patrol agent
• Editorial: Obama gets in on deficit reduction effort
• Herdt: Scaring Californians, or insulting them?
• Michael Douglas' ex revives NYC bid for movie cash
• Schram: Death of public financing greatly exaggerated
• Editorial: Mitt Romney eases into the arena
• Forest Service reviewing Snowbird expansion plan
• Prosecutor: NY man raped, scalded disabled sister
• Free women's health fair to be held in Thousand Oaks
• DOJ wants in suit on SC jail's Bible-only policy
• Ventura celebrates Earth Day & Global Youth Service Day with beach cleanup on Saturday, April 16
• PEAK hosts 4th annual Fourth Grade Spelling Bee at Ventura City Hall on April 21
• Strong Arm Robbery
• S.Sudan official to Khartoum: Pull back from Abyei
• Stock futures sink on Japan's nuclear crisis
• Oil near $110 as 2011 crude demand seen rising
• Budget tricks helped Obama save programs from cuts
• Stolen Vehicle - Arrests
• Triscuit sponsors community gardens in Chicago, LA
• Colo. lawmakers nix first-ever pot investment fund
• Walden celebrates 50th year being in the surfing business
• Feds looking at protection for Klamath chinook
• Man robbed, carjacked in Oxnard
• Permit extension granted for Vistas at Moorpark
• Benicio del Toro expecting child with Kim Stewart
• 'Hop' stays on top, 'Arthur' falls behind 'Hanna'
• CSUCI sought to avoid academics in last week's layoffs
• Firefighters investigate source of smoke in Santa Paula home
• Drivers start to cut back on gas as prices rise
• AP: Olympian Carl Lewis to run for NJ Senate
• Dershowitz to defend Ukraine's ex-president
• Japan's nuclear refugees confused by policy shifts
• Town treasurer's arrest shakes Vermont community
• The nation's weather
• Schwartzel win shuts out Americans in majors
• Here's some photos of tonight's runthrough with costumes from Jeanne Tanner.
• Black journalism organization splits from UNITY
• Small plane lands on beach at Mussel Shoals
• US company in Haiti blames Cuba for loss of barge
• Red River Valley flood fight shifts north of Fargo
• Military man dominates Peru presidential vote
• Hot, dry weather stokes raging Texas wildfires
• Resisting Arrest - Possession of Drug Paraphernalia - Possession of a Controlled Substance - and Felony Warrants
• Ivory Coast report: Ouattara forces commit abuses
• Europeans seek new lives in old colonies
• Russian communist-era art form withers away
• Beijing police halt unapproved church service
• 2012 in sight, Obama looks back to Chicago again
• The nation's weather
• Death toll hits 5 in Hawaii fireworks bunker blast
• Iceland rejects debt deal to repay UK, Dutch
• Wide tornado cuts a swath through west Iowa town
• Japan's PM visits fishing city wrecked by tsunami
• Death toll hits 5 in Hawaii fireworks bunker blast
• Games abound at Community Day in Simi Valley
• Title IX changed sports landscape; but more work to do
• Oxnard celebrates Earth Day
• Swimming tired, Ventura College is right where it wants to be
• Judge blocks deal on protections for wolves
• Famed tenor delivers high Cs _ and baby in NYC
• Camporee in Simi Valley brings together Scouts
• Study: Men are more comfortable with tax fraud
• Don't sell your home; build your credit instead
• Five tips that will give your Internet soap opera a happier ending
• Job search about finding opportunities to be noticed — for the right reasons
• Eye on the environment: April 10, 2011
• Be sure to have good anti-virus program
• Nigeria voting slowly starts after bombing
• Iceland votes on debt repay deal with UK, Dutch
• French helicopters attacked in Ivory Coast
• Petraeus says he's not sure what next post will be
• Kremlin rejects FSB proposal to ban Skype, Gmail
• Boeing 737s around the world face new scrutiny
• Djibouti president re-elected: provisional results
• North Korea threatens South over mountain tours
• Dodgers-Padres suspended due to rain
• Jury wastes little time acquitting Cuban militant
• Police name suspect in blast near Calif synagogue
• LAPD outlines security plans at Dodger Stadium
• Lawmakers submit tax plan for Vikings stadium
• Kan. gov. unhappy with bioscience agency actions
• Santa Anita results: April 9, 2011
• Senators endorse O'Malley high-tech venture fund
• Ex-KU official claims no losses from ticket thefts
• Texas gov.: State drivers should think electric
• Woodburn: Local 'consultants' share wisdom
• County will honor wrong date on property tax deadline
• Asian ties are key to economic growth here, CSUCI expert says
• Local drivers and businesses feel the impact of rising gas prices
• YMCA to hold 12th Annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast
• Robbery and Arrest
• Robbery and Arrest
• Stabbing
• Robbery
• Stocks poised to rise as oil prices jump again
• 12 children die as gunman stalks former school
• An overdue makeover
• Biz Buzz
• Local medical marijuana co-op closes loophole
• Combating torture
• ArtWalk redux, plein aire everywhere and Libbey Bowl returns
• To infinity and beyond the county line
• Ventura KOunty
• After Dark Listings
• Nevada legislators scrutinize mining tax breaks
• Variety of games for Nintendo 3DS
• "Bassoon and Other Species" concert at Ojai Art Center
• Reviews of recently released big-screen films, including "Insidious," "Hop," "Source Code" and Win Win."
• Saddle up and rock with Pony Death Ride
• No headline - happenings08
• AOL CEO's 2010 pay package dropped 40 percent
• AP source: Google, gov't near deal on travel buy
• Bonds case goes to the jury
• Wis. asks state Supreme Court to take union case
• AP source: Google, gov't near deal on travel buy
• Wash. budget protesters try to enter gov.'s office
• Fillmore courts movie, film industry
• Possession of Stolen Property, Stolen Firearms, and Banned firearms, Child Endangerment & Possession for Sales of Methamphetamine
• July 4th Street Fair vendor application deadline extended for artists & crafters and community & non-profit organizations
• Public invited to Westpark Center Art Room Reopening on April 19
• Public invited to Soter Point at Marina Park dedication on April 21
• Stocks flat ahead of reports on jobs, retail sales
• Shoppers' spending surprisingly strong in March
• Series of scandals hit SAfrica police leadership
• Pakistan rejects US assessment of its terror fight
• 4th Annual Ventura Earth Day Eco Fest 2011
• Spanking is the second mistake
• An educational reformation
• Keeping it fresh, keeping it local -- on the go
• Winning streak
• Real World: The Third Dimension Edition
• The Guest List
• Picks of the week
• Too-big love
• Free Will Astrology
• The Critical Line
• Audit: Calif. prison workers cheated on timesheets
• Local briefs: Federal Fire hosts tournament
• Rio board reveals legal opinions to clarify conflict of interest issues
• Russian capsule docks with space station
• PulteGroup CEO got $6.6M pay package in 2010
• PulteGroup CEO got $6.6M in 2010 compensation
• Simi council awards $203,000 fueling station contract
• Simi youth job fair set for Saturday
• Wedgewood grows business with weddings
• 'A Message to Garcia' becomes a lesson for Sailors
• The Breeze for April 7, 2011 is now online
• Nicole Nellis receives a donation for Rotaract
• Juli Black makes a donation to RCVE
• Lonesome Traveler, coming to a TV near you...
• Arab turmoil to 'affect energy markets for years'
• Stocks look to extend recent gains at opening
• AP IMPACT: Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• Official: Egypt FDI seen at $4B in fiscal '11
• Afghan officials say suspects held in UN attack
• First 'megaload' arrives at Montana refinery
• French FM defends NATO airstrikes in Libya
• Oil-spill execs giving up safety bonuses
• Supreme Court's Breyer speaks on judges' role
• NRC: Japan is no reason to de-license Oyster Creek
• Housing agency expands eligility for homeowners facing foreclosure
• County's largest law firm loses two more partners
• Fair gathers young scientists
• WA liquor privatization plan raises some concerns
• Cell carriers to roll out "mobile wallets" in Utah
• AP Sources: US, Colombia to announce trade deal
• USC re-opens transplant program after problem
• NM governor signs tax break for border rail hub
• Valentines 2011 photos now online
• Comedy Improv – Benefit for Boys & Girls Club
• Mayor honors 2011 Art Tales winners April 20 at E.P. Foster Library
• Apply by May 6 to join the Barranca Vista Park Kids Swap Meet on May 14
• The music has always been front and center in "Lonesome Traveler." Everything else that it is, is a vehicle to help serve the music-- and that music is an absolute glory.
• Stock futures off on high oil prices, Europe woes
• Poll reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• Champion Huskies set for victory celebration
• Vodafone lashes out at Indian tax authorities
• Guyana governing party sets presidential candidate
• Calif. bill would collect taxes from online sales
• Pro calendars: April 05, 2011
• TransCanada, Exxon: Bill seems to violate license
• Calif. GOP lawmaker promotes immigration bill
• Unsealed NY indictment reveals case against 5 men
• 200 people rally in Ky. in support of labor
• Critical habitat for snowy plover could double
• Powerfully beautiful work from "Lonesome Travler's" Justine Bennett and Tracy Nicole Chapman, rehearsing last week...
• Ventura’s New Recreation Mobile brings free sports and arts activities to local youth; program to be unveiled April 12 at DeAnza School
• Master Quilt Display & Raffle April 9 & 10 at Olivas Adobe
• NH men in home invasion due for sentencing
• Blagojevich seeks interview notes with Obama
• General strike cripples Bangladesh's main cities
• Dutch marines kill 2 pirates off Somali coast
• Tentative deal could end Detroit symphony strike
• NY mass shooting survivor wants magazine limits
• Public schools woo foreign students to boost ranks
• UPDATE WITH ARREST - Fatal Hit and Run Traffic Collision
• Oxnard dancers win World of Dance competition
• Abdul-Jabbar movie tells story of Harlem Rens
• Rescued Libyans describe attacks in besieged city
• Fatal Hit and Run Traffic Collision
• Hot Prowl Burglary
• Felony Battery
• Libya fight focuses on strategic oil town
• Official: Libyan rebels seek democracy
• Charges fly in killings of 1,000 in Ivorian town
• Activists call for renewable energy at UN meeting
• Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?
• Charlie Sheen show sputters in Motor City
• Afghan Quran-burning protests enter third day
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• Kazakhstan vote expected to re-elect president
• Rand Paul visits Iowa, urges GOP not to compromise
• Robbery and Resisting Arrest
• Simi Valley students gather for Junior Olympics
• Women's state bowling tournament gets under way in Ventura and Simi Valley
• Boyle's newest novel tackles drama on the Channel Islands
• Nash: Wayne's version bests Bridges' in both grit, wit
• Loe: Plenty to see and do on a visit to Arizona
• Ecologist spotlights toxins' ties to cancer
• In brief: Mad cartoonist will discuss his book
• Eye on the environment: Earth Day to be celebrated all month
• Café Society: California jellies lighten gray Midwestern skies
• Huff, Sanchez power Giants past Dodgers 10-0
• UN envoy: UN workers killed running from bunker
• Monster snowpack extends skiing season in Sierra
• Lost Hikers / Helicopter Rescue
• Stolen Vehicle & Arrest
• Afghan protest over Quran burning leaves 5 dead
• London boot camp held for pint-size 'princesses'
• 3 Indian officials charged in telecom scandal
• The nation's weather
• NATO strikes on Libya an echo of Serbia conflict
• Gadhafi forces still pound city of Misrata
• Fuselage hole forces Southwest emergency landing
• Turkish nuclear plans on Mediterranean raise fears
• Westlake Women's Club holds spring fundraiser
• George Christie: Hells Angel, prison consultant
• O'Reilly: True leadership key factor in 2012
• Environmental group takes first step of suing Ventura chemical company
• Latest line: April 2, 2011
• Afghans storm UN office; 7 foreigners killed
• Editorial: New take on gridlock
• Lawmakers says Internet poker bill dead for now
• Woodburn: Fitness results should take our breath away
• Three partners are leaving county's largest law firm
• Sprouts job fair attracts applicants seeking to fill 70-80 positions
• Sailboat Aground / Surf Rescue
• National Take-Back Prescription Drug Program - VPD Announces Participation
• Ventura County Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee Strategic Meeting
• Stocks set to rise ahead of jobs report
• Gadhafi's gas stations pose dilemma for Europe
• Check out today's story and casting announcement in Playbill.com about "The Best is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman" which Rubicon premiered in 2009.
• JUST ANNOUNCED! The 1st & only revue of the music of Cy Coleman, Rubicon's THE BEST IS YET TO COME opens Off-B'way @ 59E59 in May. Directed by Tony -winner David Zippel, TBIYTC features music from B'way ("Sweet Charity," &quo
• In Brief
• Courtroom roundup
• Pre-teen Models
• A matter of respect
• At odds and ends
• Destination: No-kill county shelter
• Group brings fight for fish to Washington
• Lawmakers try to lift wolf protection despite deal
• Metrolink Steps up to the Plate with New Late-Night Transportation Options
• Softball notebook: April 1, 2011
• April Pools Day a reminder of pool safety
• Harlem Wizards best Scorpions of Camarillo in benefit game
• 2 Chicago Police officers accused of sex assault
• 3 Ventura County students head to California Geographic Bee
• Renovation in store for Jcpenney at The Oaks
• Alabama inmate William Glenn Boyd executed
• Brown releases plan for Calif. pension changes
• Interrupted Residential Burglary turned Robbery with Victim Bound and Gagged
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• Stock futures flat as market awaits economic news
• US economy outpaces rivals even as job growth lags
• Gov't says 'water walking balls' are not safe
• Indonesian terror suspect shot, hurt during arrest
• Troubadors and matadors
• Beach House Tacos - A view with unique taste
• Picks of the week
• The addict I love
• The Critical Line
• Miffed connection
• Free Will Astrology
• Surfrider Foundation marks milestone year in 2011
• Sí, se puede
• The failure at Guantanamo
• Community forum to discuss opiate abuse
• Ventura's historic adobe hosts free event
• Westlake Village ceremony salutes homeless veteran
• Anniversary flight to Gulf disaster site planned
• Caterpillar CEO: No plans to leave Illinois
• Latest line: March 31, 2011
• Ventura High art students create works outside
• Elias: Special districts' nest eggs as a state budget solution
• César Chávez remembered today by state holiday
• "I believe in the American theatre. I believe in its power to inform about the human condition, its power to heal, its power to uncover truths we wrestle from uncertain and sometimes unyielding realities." (August Wilson)
• California's drought is officially over
• Performers seek spot in festival talent show
• Dager: Rudeness is how they roll
• St. Columba's Episcopal Church to hold plant blessing service
• The Breeze for March 31, 2011 is online
• Developing economies' lead over rivals poses risks
• China's Baidu removes millions of pirated works
• AP Interview: Hilton says she's the 'original'
• Christians shun Malaysian gov't offer in Bible row
• Burglary and Possession of Stolen Property Arrest
• Global airline luggage delays climb in 2010
• Oxnard church rises from the ashes
• Ventura offers free composting workshops
• Lindsay Lohan won't be charged for rehab scuffle
• Hilton says she's the 'original'
• House votes to end mortgage reduction program
• Pimping suspect pleads guilty in NYC Taylor case
• AP Newsbreak: Female shortage endangers wolves
• FLDS presidency change could launch legal battle
• Safety hearing held for Arizona's nuke plant
• Dems hint at flexibility in budget talks
• The first LT TV spot, soon to hit the airwaves...
• Tracy Nicole Chapman and Writer/Director James O'Neil sing "Lonesome Traveler", backed by Trevor Wheetman's harmonica and Musical Director Dan Wheetman's guitar. Pix by James Scolari.
• Commercial Structure Fire
• Fight – Battery - Street Terrorism
• Stocks point higher ahead of economic reports
• Libyan woman claiming rape will face charges
• Va, other states could ban sweepstakes parlors
• The cast is complete: welcome to RTC alum Anthony Manough! Magic happening all over the place now...
• Driver accelerated toward deputies before officer-involved shooting, authorities say
• Child hit by vehicle in Camarillo
• Lois Capps hosts celebration on health care reform anniversary
• Fillmore man stabbed in Oxnard carjacking attempt
• NASCAR show car goes on display at Reagan Library
• Simi Valley sponsoring annual small business forum
• Trader Joe's, BevMo! will open stores in Ventura
• Girls Water Polo Player of the Year
• Ledin: Private schools flex muscles, but publics still in the game
• Youth briefs: Sacred Heart students win scholarships
• Editorial: TARP bailout program an unheralded win
• March 2011 District Bulletin is online
• Sign up now for Starbucks and Cornucopia Garden Community Volunteer Day, April 2
• Rescheduled rain date is April 3 to Claim your history at the Olivas Adobe's Ventura Heritage Day
• Stock futures edge up amid global concerns
• 2 Mass. utilities make very different power deals
• Struggling Ukraine hosts Italy in friendly
• Libyan rebels close on key Gadhafi stronghold
• NYC comptroller wants pension fund data online
• Gadhafi hometown a major obstacle in rebel advance
• Chavez urges Venezuelans to cut calorie intake
• Friendship Walk draws hundreds to Agoura Hills
• Odds to Win 2011 NCAA Basketball Championship
• Ventura teen selling artwork for Japan
• Changes in code make room for home improvement stores in TO
• Victims restitution cut as state fund faces deficit
• Officials want to dissolve funding pact for libraries
• Free monthly evening drum circles to be held in Westlake Village
• Nonprofit, city of Oxnard to hold Furry Pet Fair
• Camarillo wins award for Upland Road project
• North Carolina falls behind again, comes up short
• Unthinkable foursome heading to Houston
• To rebuild or not? Japan's tsunami coast wonders
• Funeral set for slain Ga. officer Sunday afternoon
• Indonesian Muslims protest Gadhafi, int'l strikes
• Libyan rebels take back oil town in westward push
• Egypt stocks open strong, triggering market halt
• Suspect in Ga. officer's slaying expresses regrets
• The nation's weather
• Taliban claims to have kidnapped 50 Afghan police
• Alaska Airlines cancels flights after outage
• Tiny amounts of radiation from Japan reach Nev.
• Financial panel to decide Kabul Bank's fate
• Radiation inside Japan nuclear plant rises sharply
• Underdog VCU relishing a George Mason-like run
• Train enthusiasts head to Railfest
• Great Race of Agoura Hills draws thousands
• Butler back in Final Four, beats Florida in OT
• Florida collapses in regional final loss to Butler
• Independent bookstore owners have mixed emotions on large store closures
• WAKE-UP CALL
• What do I do about anti-virus protection?
• Week in review: Quake affects U.S. auto production
• Prepare well to transfer info to new computer
• Trying to grade healthcare reform isn't easy
• Tsunami-hit rice farmers face challenges in Japan
• Pakistan to compensate victims of deadly US strike
• Libyan rebels regain key city after airstrikes
• Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million
• Suspect in Ga. officer's slaying surrenders on TV
• Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million
• Gaps in US radiation monitoring system revealed
• Wisconsin union law published despite court order
• Gaps in US radiation monitoring system revealed
• Bret Michaels sues Tony Awards over 2009 mishap
• Iowa school shooting drill canceled after threat
• Beshear vetoes portions of Medicaid budget bill
• Corbett's natural-gas panel begins its work
• UConn's Lamb roaring like a lion for UConn
• FAA orders new procedures for controllers
• Search for jury extended in Murray case
• Gensler tapped to design proposed LA NFL venue
• School Bus Vs. Pedestrian Traffic Collision
• Stocks poised to climb ahead of revised GDP report
• In Ga., Gingrich may find it hard to go home again
• African Union: Libya needs democratic elections
• German business confidence slips as outlook clouds
• BP shares down after Rosneft deal blocked
• Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Child Annoyance
• The revolution lives...
• Creative Types
• The Great Spank Debate
• The Guest List
• Close encounters of the best kind
• In Brief
• Ventura may have its eye on you
• Ojai's search dogs to the rescue
• Breaking the diamond out of the rough
• A narrow escape
• Mikulski pushes for stricter rules on utilities
• Bellarmine tops Mankato 81-74 in D-II semifinals
• Brown: Unions should be open to GOP concessions
• Cayman Islands leader says population has declined
• Fort Bragg neighbors work to appeal to newcomers
• Camarillo Public Library "Friends" donate $500,000 for materials
• CSX CEO earns $7.7 million in 2010
• Ky teen may face adult charge in couple's slaying
• Senator doesn't see votes for Parnell oil tax bill
• Ventura mayor: Cities should prepare for end of redevelopment
• Economist: NV can gain millions with online poker
• House committee sends NH budget to full House
• Portugal opposition leader hopes to avoid bailout
• L.L. Bean embraces year-round free shipping
• AP analysis: US economic stress dips in past year
• AP analysis: US economic stress dips in past year
• What can we glean from Austin's thriving music scene?
• Hotels & (information) Highways
• Picks of the week
• When to react and when to have a nuclear reaction
• Wagon Wheel: a piece of history lost
• Get moving from zero
• The right persuasion
• Free Will Astrology
• Barenaked laddies
• The Critical Line
• 'Color' app shares with people around you
• Rebel Libyan finance minister admits mistakes
• NTSB probing sleeping air traffic supervisor
• Judge echoes Google critics in digital book ruling
• Lawyers: Loughner sent to Missouri for mental exam
• NJ triple murder defendant tells of using machete
• Settlement reached in Katrina class action lawsuit
• Brown: Still waiting for GOP offer in writing
• "Participation, that’s what’s going to save the human race. Once upon a time wasn’t singing a part of everyday life, as much as talking, physical exercise and religion? Our distant ancestors, wherever they were in this world, san
• City Launches Free Public Outdoor Wi-Fi Access in Downtown Ventura
• The Breeze for March 24, 2011 is on line
• Speaker for March 17 – Darin Arrasmith
• Residential Structure fire
• Current conflict reprises 1986 US-Libya clash
• Germany eases immigration laws for professionals
• Butler's calm demeanor leads to last-second wins
• Extinction threat for 45 Australian species
• Afghan president urges Taliban not to burn schools
• Belmont lands highest NCAA seeding yet at No. 13
• Washington, Washington St Part 3 at Pac-10 tourney
• Taxpayer group asks county supervisors to release names of top pensioners
• Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint Announced
• St. Peter's wins MAAC 62-57 over Iona
• Burks scores 29, Colorado edges Iowa State 77-75
• Pelphrey declares focus in face of critical ad
• Kennedy leads No. 15 St. John's over South Florida
• Pac-10 champion Washington gets No. 7 seed
• UAB downs Southern Miss, 67-66
• 10 days in India barely scratches the surface of the stunning country
• Freestanding baths stand out in the bathroom
• Mint: A refreshing sprig of nature
• 101 Ideas: Decorating a small apartment in style
• Simi Valley Education Foundation Presents Benefit Concert for Simi Valley Public Schools
• Boys & Girls Club of Moorpark Celebrates National Boys & Girls Club Week
• Four Seasons Cleaners attended an International conference of Gown Specialists
• MARY BISSINGER EARNS SENIOR PROFESSIONAL IN HUMAN RESOURCES CERTIFICATION
• Wind Storm
• SummerFest 5K Walk/Run Registration Open
• Create Your Own Glass Mosaic
• Paint Ventura- A free Painting event in Downtown Ventura
• Bands to compete at jazz festival
• Students to participate in local leadership summit
• 4-H All Stars hope to add Ormond Beach walking path
• CLU exhibit to feature digital and interactive media
• Elias: Go slow on California nukes
• Ventura man arrested in loan case that cost investors nearly $292,000
• Local emergency council uses Japan crisis as opportunity to be prepared
• Cepeda: America's racial wounds
• Town hall meetings to explain Medi-Cal changes
• Hooters not for kids
• Packing politicians
• Japanese industries’ truthfulness
• Camarillo development proposal
• Animal rescue
• Hooters
• 'Limitless' wins weekend with $18.9M debut
• Serving his country
• Population growth
• Fees for use
• Anti-Catholic reasoning
• Teen Voice high school leadership summit at Ventura City Hall on March 25
• Ventura River Rescue and Evacuations
• Armed Robbery with Arrest
• Sheriff's deputy hits pole in Thousand Oaks
• Jewish spring holiday commemorates history
• Ventura master bike plan hits high gear
• Hearing-impaired gain assistance
• Dead Body
• Pet pantry in Simi Valley fills gap
• Ventura County deputy fire chief steps down
• In quake's wake shippers expect disruption, opportunity
• In brief: YMCA receives $20,000 grant
• Storage yard plans hit static
• CIF wrapup: March 21, 2011
• Ventura Raceway: March 21, 2011
• Editorial: Teen drivers need to Start Smart for highway safety
• Editorial: Iraq's blast walls a reminder of war
• Robinson: The toxic legacy of spent fuel
• Editorial: Health care law anniversary
• Body found on beach in Ventura
• Two arrested on suspicion of vehicle theft in Ventura
• Man stabbed during fight in Ventura
• Storm bring chaos to Ventura County
• Stolen Vehicle Arrest
• Stabbing
• Residential Structure Fire
• Local results: March 20, 2011
• Local roundup: March 20, 2011
• Oaks Christian rally falls short
• Uncertainty awaits Gorell, on battlefield and in politics
• Baja Fresh in Oxnard robbed
• In brief: Scholarships online for future engineers
• Fox News pollsters tells state GOP to keep the faith
• Santa Anita results: March 20, 2011
• Ojai WordFest celebrates the written and spoken word
• Santa Clara loses in rematch
• Last-second shot stops Buena again
• Ambrose: Obama could face a nobody in 2012
• Chhabra: Invent, create wealth and share
• Will: Studying China's intentions
• Bramhall: Newer tools, higher stakes, same dilemma
• Grau: Solving the county's pension issues
• Harris: Legacy real reason behind Brown's return
• Loh: Sudden death of a young athlete is a human tragedy
• Kuepper: Water is the way to world's heart
• Lehman: Don't overlook today's seniors
• Editorial: Winter is finally over
• Korir looks for own LA three-peat
• Saucer wins sprints at Camarillo Classic
• Alpaca organization holds annual show at fairgrounds
• Expo offers healthy living advice
• Santa Anita entries: March 20, 2011
• College notebook of Ventura County area student-athletes
• Cook du Jour: Family time: Soup time
• Business in brief: Lucky Ink Media announces a new publication
• Air France faces charges over 2009 Atlantic crash
• Santa Paula's Relay for Life to hold its kickoff event
• CMHS seminar to focus on colon cancer
• Local sports results
• Other roundup
• Friday's local baseball and softball games
• Athletic program's problems
• Poor photo choice
• Electricity sources
• Stripping away history
• Person rescued from Highway 101 overpass in Ventura
• Two stabbed in Santa Paula
• DUI checkpoint scheduled Sunday in Oxnard
• Dog regulations
• Poetry fans like plenty of open mic
• Suicidal Person Threatening to Jump onto 101 Freeway
• Fatal Traffic Collision
• Pet of the week, west county
• Bravo!
• Community briefs, west county
• Community briefs, east county
• Santa Anita results: March 18, 2011
• TV sports listings: March 19, 2011
• Pro sports calendar: March 19, 2011
• Religion briefs: March 19, 2011
• Santa Anita entries: March 19, 2011
• Latest line: March 19, 2011
• Life imitates art
• Strickland on right track
• Iowa State hurts Colorado's NCAA hopes 95-90
• Nuclear plants, earthquakes
• Hooters restaurant may open in Thousand Oaks
• Buckeyes, others have high hopes in Indy
• Possession for Sales of Marijuana and Cultivation of Marijuana
• Results of St. Patrick’s Day DUI Saturation Enforcement
• Sales - Possession for Sales of Marijuana - Child Endangerment - Possession of Stolen Property Arrest
• Injured Fall Victim
• Wild mushrooms add big flavor to pork loin
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language
• Double platinum & double coupons: Eddie Money works things out
• Headless Household will honor ace guitarist Kenny Edwards on Monday in S.B.
• Devo are back with a new album and a Club Nokia gig
• "Burn This" returns to the Taper for the first time in 24 years
• Gotetsu in Ventura is a small, but creative kushiyaki restaurant
• 'Killzone 3' a streamlined, worthy sequel
• McConaughey's roguish charm drives ‘Lincoln'
• Drop alien into Apatow-style comedy and you've got 'Paul'
• "Road, Movie' is definitely not your normal Bollywood film.
• Listen Up: New releases
• Get out - Chill
• Calendar: Galleries and exhibits
• Calendar: Theater and stage
• Calendar: Concerts
• Preview - New films on DVD
• The Guest List
• Ventura man sentenced for smog-testing fraud
• Court ruling clears way for demolition of Wagon Wheel site
• Locey's top picks for this week's gigs
• 'Limitless' intrigues, but has its limits
• "It is often said that theatrical entertainment in general is socially justified in this dark time as a mean of relaxing the strain of reality, and thus helping to keep us sane. This may be true, but if more were not true—if we felt no deeper
• Port Hueneme nixes proposal to rename city
• 64 drivers cited in Oxnard railroad crossing enforcement
• Camarillo teen tells Congress about loss of her dad in Metrolink crash
• Moorpark Council supports water rate increase
• State GOP convention seeks to look beyond electoral defeats
• County economy stabilizes, but uncertainty lies ahead
• Hawaii braces for downturn in travelers from Japan
• Picks of the week
• Yen backs off record high on possible intervention
• S.Sudan: Media fights for free press in new nation
• Japan sprays more cash over jittery markets
• Japan struggles with power crunch after quake
• Official: 30 killed in fight for key Libyan city
• The nation's weather
• Irish eyes are smilin' at Brendan's
• Can you here me now?
• Free Will Astrology
• Ventura train trestle makeover finalized
• Ventura to become more bicycle-friendly
• Radiation leaks in Japan raise eyebrows in the U.S.
• Flirting with disaster
• Kevin Smith is winning
• Stepping up
• Noire and peace
• Gaga, Jacobs, Olsens among the top fashion talent
• Bloggers say they'll have role in new Tunisia
• Accused ‘King of Heroin' pleads guilty
• LAFCO approves Santa Paula's annexation of land for Limoneira project
• NASA, Russian astronauts land in Kazakh steppe
• A whole lot of talent is getting ready to gather under our proscenium!
• We can hear the sound of hammering and saws overhead as the theatre is transformed yet again -- and work continues across southern California as "Lonesome Traveler" comes to life... from the stage to costumes, lighting and sound, makeup and hai
• The Breeze for March 17, 2011 is now online
• Speaker for February 10 – Jim McDermott
• City of Ventura, Caltrans and Union Pacific Railroad Reach Cooperative Solution to Improve Railroad Trestle Over Highway 101
• 2009-2010 Rotary International Foundation Annual Report
• Shooting Investigations
• Some grocers abandon rebates for reusable bags
• Some grocers abandon rebates for reusable bags
• Rebuilding northeast Japan to take years, billions
• Japan's neighbors monitor shipments for radiation
• Missing Texas woman's family hopes for answers
• Japan market bounces back, lifts world shares
• Man sought for Ventura child-fondling incidents
• Charlie Sheen expands live tour to 5 more cities
• Newbury Park man sentenced to life for 2007 killing
• Child Annoyance
• In the vein of "All the world's a stage," we are often advised to "act as if..." What part are you playing today? ...and is your performance authentic, or is it a stretch, or both? Are you a natural, are you hamming it up? Is it
• Friends of Library used book sale, March 19 at the Pacific View Mall in Ventura
• Tangy glaze brightens lean pork
• Fraud prevention class planned in Camarillo
• Ojai student faces a 'monster' to win a bee
• Anthony Jacques named offensive basketball player of year at Thousand Oaks High School
• A pending Ventura County Non-Profit Organization was “Blessed” with a Section 501 (c) (3) status tax exempt status.
• Ventura's small business owner unite for unique small business for Scavenger Hunt with smart Fortwos!
• Lang Ranch Elementary Green Ribbon Week
• Boys & Girls Club of Moorpark Open During School Recess
• TOI Restaurant Nearing Completion
• Oxnard's Aimee Super and Ernie Rivas Win MVPs at South Coast Challenge
• Ventura seniors get weekly groceries by calling "Shop Ahoy."
• The Ventura Family YMCA Raises $117,000 to Strengthen the Community
• Chabad of Moorpark to hold Purim festival
• Woman injured in Highway 126 accident
• Winslow testifies former athletic dean was not truthful about accounts
• Local calendar: March 15, 2011
• Carlisle: Tom Asbury is ready to retire - for real this time.
• Pitching was a natural for Simi Valley's Perez
• Swing adjustment paying off for CLU's Boggan
• Editorial: Teen scholars deserve praise
• Editorial: Fear gives us NFL lockout
• Robinson: Nuclear power, on the brink
• Vehicle Accident with Injuries
• Thousand Oaks term limit initiative qualifies for ballot
• How to help the people of Japan
• There's a story behind people who make your clothes
• California State Bar takes drastic action against Michael T. Pines
• Business in brief: Law firm to offer ound-table presentation
• Piano prodigy wows New West audience
• Doctor to discuss living a healthy life
• Elias: Reality of budget cuts starts to hit home
• One of two Simi Valley Ralphs to close
• Please join our new Facebook page
• Editorial: You can bet it's March Madness time
• Hard work pays off for Oxnard academic decathlon team
• Ventura man arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer
• Assault on a Peace Officer - Resisting Arrest
• Music and mustaches raise money for a cause
• Juveniles trapped on rock at Malibu Creek rescued
• Memorial service at Buddhist center about supporting those hurt by earthquake, tsunami
• Countywide spelling bee coming up
• Amgen to recognize cancer "champion"
• Major improvements reported in county permit process
• Garden classes to focus on sustainability
• The week ahead: March 14, 2011
• School district may sell land to city of Thousand Oaks
• Wok fire shuts down Panda Express overnight
• Program to help children with cancer and their families finds support
• Suspect in 2009 Nyeland Acres shooting, sister accused of witness intimidation
• Oxnard brother, sister arrested on suspicion of witness intimidation
• Buena has its rematch against Rialto
• San Francisco has two finalists
• Local results: March 13, 2011
• Santa Clara advances to regional final
• Local calendar: March 13, 2011
• Local briefs: March 13, 2011
• Tsunami advisory called off, caution still advised
• Travel briefs: Airfares rise with oil prices
• 10 very good wines for less than $15
• Thousand Oaks man publishing children's book of drawings
• 'Ashley' seeks answers to cruel intentions
• Tips sought by woman on who put her in trash
• Circle K caught selling to minors could lose liquor license
• Light: College planning means finding just the 'right fit'
• Gollub: Winning paratnership for healthier children
• Goodwin: Timely news for business owners
• Strickland: Taxpayer Caucus: A voice for hardworking Californians
• Subway architect to speak at CLU
• Conejo health expo will be held March 19
• Simi foundation holds annual Hats off to Women event
• Lake Casitas to hold Kids Fishing Day
• Rail Festival this month in Fillmore
• Ojai citizen's academy announced
• Fire causes $40,000 damage to Oxnard condominum building
• Fire at Oxnard business damages machine slated for disposal
• Emotional Fitness: Worrying too much can turn your life upside down
• Santa Anita entries: March 13, 2011
• DePaul's Dean recovers from gruesome injury
• All-Marmonte League winter sports teams
• Business briefs: SCORE chapter receives recognition
• Spring Training Capsules
• Quake and tsunami a blow to fragile Japan economy
• Local roundup of non baseball and softball sports
• San Francisco nears first title since 1962
• Apple's newest gadget draws long line of local fans
• Strongest earthquakes since 1900
• Oxnard plastic surgeon wins American Medical Association award
• Two arrested in Fillmore after home searched
• Arrest is made after robbery in Ventura
• Stats give girls hope
• Religion briefs
• Moorpark adult center loses guiding light
• Growing fence company stood tall in 'Volcano'
• Local results: March 11, 2011
• CIF playoff pairings
• More wining can mean more hurting for some area players
• High school basketball playoff preview breakout
• Parkview School students greet returning Seabees
• Strong Arm Robbery and Arrest
• Anti-humanity nay-sayer
• SWAT team responds to report of shots fired in Oxnard
• Flying H Group makes welcome return to local theater scene
• Simi Valley rolls past Saugus
• Terrific 'Travitata'
• March 11, 2011 Tsunami Advisory for Ventura Coast
• School superintendents discuss challenges of their roles
• Homeopathy prospers even as controversy rages
• Arraignment of alleged hit and run driver postponed
• Camarillo voters
• Immigration reform
• Weed removal
• Reproductive rights
• International Piano magazine features local composer and pianist
• RUMPOLE Returns!
• Ventura County Fund For Farmworker Housing at VCCF to Distribute $135,000 in Grants
• Newbury Park High School Students Are Making a World of Difference
• Tsunami Advisory - Ventura Coast - Earthquake in Japan.
• Tsunami warning issued for parts of California coast, advisory issued for Ventura County
• Tsunami advisory issued for Ventura County coastal areas
• Recipe Finder: Creole steak
• Man arrested in attacks on Calif. clinic, mosque
• Berkeley Breathed spouts off on penguins, politics and the new ‘Mars Needs Moms' movie
• James Darren looks back at his action-packed career
• Holy Sons mastermind Amos is pretty happy for a depressed guy
• Blast off Saturday on a musical journey with ‘Office' star Melora Hardin
• 'Bulletstorm' violent, gory
• 'Blade' star too dull in 'Game of Death'
• At the Getty Villa, historic images of the Holy Land come into focus
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone' spoofs 1920s musicals
• Feast on French toast, and the stunning architecture, at Watermark on Main
• Fill up on popcorn, the L.A. Phil and even Big Apple operas at Ventura's Century 16 theater
• Groove out: New albums
• Preview - New films on DVD
• Picks of the week
• Air Canada threatens to pull NHL sponsorship
• State releases ratings on CA health insurers, HMOs
• Defense opposes mental exam of Tucson suspect
• Officials in CA sent to trial in corruption case
• Strawberry season gets off to up-and-down start
• Police release sketch of T.O. sex assault suspect
• Temporary “No Parking –Tow Away Zone” Signs Posted Downtown in Advance of the of the 23rd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Clinton calls on Cuba to release Gross
• Quinn signs law to collect online sales taxes
• Indecent Exposure - Arrest
• House GOP moves toward killing foreclosure program
• Developer to turn NY hospital into apartments
• The Critical Line
• Stock futures lower on oil price uncertainty
• Pa. cites abortion clinic violations; doctor quits
• Johnnie To collaborator delivers HK thriller
• Lohan due back in court for necklace theft case
• Tons of dead fish pulled from California marina
• Christians slam Malaysia gov't for Bible seizure
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosure action might pick up
• Hearing over church files to get under way
• Miss. escaping most of foreclosure crisis
• Rebels fight Gadhafi with heavy weapons, diplomacy
• Commercial Burglary
• Events highlight benefits of GPS technology to scientists and hikers
• Managed frisk
• Free Will Astrology
• Ventura may have its eye on you
• The Placebo Effect
• Its good to be Bobcat
• Home spun
• Choices and changes
• Creative eats in the most unlikely of places
• On and off the record
• Jailed China tycoon wins board feud, as rival goes
• Motion to nix charges in NY football player death
• Red Cross teaches monthly classes on first aid, CPR
• NMCRS drive kicks off
• NMCB 40 ends deployment with mess hall
• 250 riders attend NBVC's first Motorcycle Safety Fair
• Family Robotics Nights bring STEM closer to home
• Jack Wilson, Michael Saunders
• Ichiro Suzuki
• American Red Cross means a lot to military families
• Base celebrates Women's History Month
• Commercial Building Flooding
• Ruptured Gas Line
• The Breeze for March 10, 2011 is online
• "I'll have grounds More relative than this—the play's the thing Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King."
• 21 Pa. priests suspended over sex abuse report
• Big Pinnacle gamblers get trips to Vegas
• Oil near $105 amid mixed US demand, Libyan crisis
• Stocks poised to rise as oil prices ease
• APNewsbreak: Blagojevich asks to cancel retrial
• AP Interview: Petraeus says tough summer ahead
• Scientists dig for Ice Age fossils in Los Angeles
• The nation's weather
• LA suburb overwhelmingly OKs council member recall
• NPR executive slams tea party on hidden camera
• Oil spill at Rincon, near Faria Beach
• Prince Fielder, Mark Kotsay
• Roman Colon
• Andre Ethier
• Aaron Miles
• Casey McGehee
• Dee Gordon
• Aaron Miles, Tim Wallach
• Eugenio Velez
• Prince Fielder, Jerry Narron, Ron Roenicke
• At McQueen, some see clues to Middleton mystery
• Ron Mahay
• Sean Green
• Takashi Saito
• Gov. Scott: Florida can lead nation as job creator
• Thanks to all who supported an electrifying run of "Master Harold..." which just completed its run; coming next, "Lonesome Traveler," a world premiere musical from RTC Creative Director James O'Neil. The show, which traces the ro
• Kuwait says OPEC in informal talks on oil output
• Stocks set to rise at opening as oil prices dip
• Testimony begins in Tribune bankruptcy hearing
• China blogger angered over losing Facebook account
• Rights group: Zimbabwe impunity fueling violence
• Thousands protest women's deaths in Ivory Coast
• Malaysia's Mahathir defends legacy in memoir
• Chinese farmers moved into apartments in land grab
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Indecent Exposure Arrest
• Video shows NYC police helicopter view on 9/11
• Former Rep. Heather Wilson announces for US Senate
• Compensation package for PepsiCo CEO dips
• 'Rango' has best opening of the year
• AP source: Obama to tap Locke for China ambassador
• Two assistant superintendents to temporarily lead Rio district
• Real estate fraud results in 15-year sentence
• At Vons, Ralphs and Albertsons, labor contract extended
• Experience Ventura's rich history at the Olivas Adobe's Heritage Day, March 20
• On Pakistani piste, skiers reclaim former war zone
• China: Tibet won't fall apart if Dalai Lama dies
• Microfinance struggles to restore its reputation
• Too much Sheen: Good for ratings, bad for Sheen?
• Rebels claim to have seized Ivory Coast town
• New US envoy visits Pakistan amid tensions
• AP Exclusive: Abusive priests live unmonitored
• Pro-Gadhafi forces launch airstrike on rebels
• Supporters of Wisconsin anti-union bill hold rally
• CHP officials arrest woman for fatal hit and run
• Agencies at odds over Texas day care fire probe
• Judge to weigh rival plans in Trib bankruptcy case
• Protesters decry Nevada university budget cuts
• Estonia's government wins 1st post-euro vote
• Stolen Vehicle
• Prowler - Arrest
• China's capital tightens controls on foreign media
• Estonian gov't favored to win first post-euro vote
• Oman Air employees stage demonstration outside HQ
• Court defers ruling on Nobel laureate's dismissal
• 9 die in fire in central Taiwan city of Taichung
• Man dies after falling into Nev. mine shaft
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Libyan warplanes launch airstrikes on rebel force
• India's ruling party tries to woo back key ally
• Pensions emerge as key issue in Calif budget talks
• Woman intentionally run over by car near Simi Valley
• Ventura wins CIF Division 2AA boys basketball title
• Cason Point: Survivor sets her mind on recovery
• Ed Hogan to lead Ventura County St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Boost in shopping produces windfall for government agencies
• CIF hoop finals
• Spouse of military pilot receives recognition
• Eye on the environment: Termite control doesn't have to be toxic
• CSUCI students produce videos
• 1-stop website launched to ease permit process
• La Reina takes county Mock Trial competition
• Latest line: March 6, 2011
• New Buddhist center location offers more room for classes
• Medicine man in menagerie
• Bill would gradually close Wash. coal power plant
• Thousands line Sydney streets for Gay Mardi Gras
• Obama calls for common ground on budget
• Utah Legislature passes immigration reform package
• China says it will tackle inflation, boost incomes
• Lawyer suggests 'blood money' to free US man
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• South Korean websites come under further attack
• Gadhafi forces overcome defenses in rebel town
• VCAS pet of the week
• Man, mother arrested after Camarillo stabbing
• Ore. commercial salmon expectations up, sport down
• Maryland wineries, merchants seek direct shipping
• East Coast Rapist suspect arrested in Connecticut
• Clinton media criticism buoys Al-Jazeera
• $430k Love settlement shows tweets can be costly
• Pa. man drops police lawsuit over hearing aids
• Fla. police identify children found in canal
• Natural Gas Odor Investigations
• Minor Decoy Operation
• Soldiers open fire on women protest in Ivory Coast
• Improving economy raises hopes for better hiring
• Pompeii exhibit in NYC shines light on buried city
• North Koreans waiting to return left in limbo
• Marines await Taliban move in deadly Afghan valley
• Alcoa says contested NC dams generated $8M profit
• Cantona: United in trouble when Ferguson retires
• Foster design picked for $2.8B HK cultural hub
• Wis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats
• Minn. sex offender seeks to be freed from program
• Presenting Ventucky: a musical ecosystem, an audible utopia
• State of Fluxus
• Ventura County: Bank robbery capital of the world?
• Let it snow... in Ojai!
• Please stay tuned
• Santa Clara River bottom cleanup exposes bigger problem
• Biz Buzz
• Bank robbery in Downtown Ventura
• Pro sports calendar: March 4, 2011
• Ocean for Life program accepting applications
• Club news for east Ventura County
• Club news west Ventura County
• Happenings
• Former sweatshop worker speaks out against inhumane factory conditions
• Local calendar
• CLU students help are children with their homework
• TV listings
• Local auto racing notebook
• Latest line: March 4, 2011
• White House agrees to $6.5B more in budget cuts
• Ohio gov says 'The Avengers' to film in Cleveland
• Navy admiral recommends censures over lewd videos
• Man convicted in NYC stabbing he called a suicide
• Michelle Rodriguez: 'Avatar 2' to go underwater
• Bank Robbery - Arrest
• Next week, Tuesday night! Amanda McBroom and George Ball return for the RTC Broadway Cabaret Series "An Evening Of Wine & Roses. Tickets are still available for this next installment in our acclaimed cabaret series, call the box office or follow
• Young actors, your time has come again! RTC Spring 2011 acting classes begin next week, sign up now! Classes for ages 5-7, 8-10, 11-13 and 14-18 are enrolling now -- there's more information on our website.
• UN: 200,000 people flee Ivory Coast fighting
• Chinese solar producers bid for African business
• NZ rescuers give up search for quake survivors
• Afghan president warns Obama about civilian deaths
• Rebels deploy around strategic Libyan oil port
• Japanese suicides decline in 2010
• BP withholds majority of 2010 bonus payments
• How to make a real difference in local students' lives
• With this ring I thee dump
• Free Will Astrology
• All the world's a game
• It's HIP to be vegan
• Picks of the week
• After Dark Listings
• The Critical Line
• Progressive solutions for Ventura
• Economics 101
• Ohio house explodes, killing woman and grandson
• RI gov: Twin River deal for tribe seems doubtful
• Chamber launches 'Shop Moorpark' campaign
• Moorpark Girl Scout earns award for composting idea
• Sinaloa Park project receives accolades
• Learn about "The Secret Life of a Camarillo Teenager"
• System offers caregivers, adult children tools to monitor homebound
• NBC correspondent to talk at CLU
• Summerland's Big Yellow House sold
• Senate approves measure to balance Medicaid budget
• SEC backs rule that would delay executive bonuses
• BP engineer cites privilege over e-mails with wife
• Ex-adviser to the stars sentenced in NY fraud case
• SD Senate backs abortion bill requiring 72-hr wait
• State pension chiefs say cutting worker benefits would be illegal
• Bieber's hair clippings sell for more than $40K
• Teen workshop cancelled tonight (March 2)
• The Breeze for March 3, 2011 is online
• Stocks headed for gains as oil prices steady
• Officials: Libya's account still gets oil payments
• Warren Buffett eager to make big acquisitions
• HIV-positive protesters blast India-EU trade deal
• Trail rides kick off rodeo, throwback to Wild West
• SC bill calls for bars to recycle bottles, cans
• Apology issued for Mass. commuter train breakdown
• Auto loan delinquency rate to stabilize this year
• PPL to acquire E.ON's UK power networks for $6.4B
• Vick co-defendant accused of violating probation
• Oxnard Harbor District expects to end year with a loss
• Charter proponents tell board they want more options
• Immigration hearing turns into racial battle
• CBS chief: 'Two and a Half Men' future uncertain
• Trumka: Unions energized by clash in Wisconsin
• NJ congressman tops 'Jeopardy' computer Watson
• Ex-wife says Dodgers owner is making secret deals
• Ex-wife says Dodgers owner is making secret deals
• Mexico's Slim unveils new art museum in capital
• Lindsay Lohan: Hoping for an on-screen comeback
• Supervisors approve stipend increase for planning commissioners
• Resisting Arrest - Under the Influence of Drugs - Attempted Vandalism
• Stolen Vehicle - Resisting Arrest
• Death penalty for 11 in India train burning case
• Japan's jobless rate flat amid battle over budget
• India seeks return of accused soldier from US
• Ben Bernanke's plan worked; what happens after?
• Ahead of the Bell: Feb. US auto sales seen rising
• EU court bans insurance sex discrimination
• European recovery boosted by US tax cuts deal
• Gorbachev blasts Russia's rulers as he turns 80
• Opening arguments begin in Ariz. sweat lodge case
• Ex-CIA operative's trial resumes after 1-day delay
• Applicants sought for Ventura police volunteer academy
• Elias: Redevelopment battle grows
• Querrey sidelined by shoulder injury
• Oaks Christian School boys' basketball team to play its CIF-Southern Section championship game in the shadow of Disneyland
• Ledin: Davidson close to a finished product
• Family shares Norwegian heritage with students
• Crisp: Urge to arm grows on college campuses
• Milbank: A truly unreasonable man
• Free tax preparation offered for seniors and low-income filers
• African tortoises find a friend in Friend
• Editorial: U.S. restraint amid Arab unrest is paying off
• Editorial: All are w-i-n-n-e-r-s
• UN probing Ivory Coast helicopter report
• Rio Mesa WorldQuest team headed to nationals
• Applicants sought for Ventura City Council Advisory Board, Commission and Committee volunteer positions
• Ventura Police Department Announces 2011 Volunteers In Policing Academy – Applications Now Being Accepted
• Stocks look to rebound following deal news
• About 110,000 acres burn in West Texas wildfires
• Rising fuel price casts shadow on Geneva auto show
• FBI agent to testify in ex-CIA operative's trial
• Gulf Arab markets slump on region's unrest
• Speedboarding surge sparks spat in hillside city
• High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses
• West Texas wildfires burn 58 homes, cause 1 death
• Former US Sen. James McClure of Idaho dies
• Arrests - Residential Burglary - Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance - Delinquency of Minor
• Former US Sen. James McClure of Idaho dies
• China uses whistles, water, police on protests
• Cuba intensifies campaign against dissidents
• Thousands flee Libya at chaotic Tunisian border
• Ore. congressman details mental health treatment
• Suspect arrested in attack on Ventura resident
• Arrest of Suspect for Vandalism - Brandishing of a Weapon - Gang Enhancement
• Police: Rioters threw flares at Seattle officers
• Astronauts sleep in after busy docking day
• Libyan revolt appoints provisional government
• Astronauts sleep in after busy docking day
• Hernandez leads Santa Clara to CIF final
• Disputed call hurts Ventura
• Armed pro-Gadhafi gangs roll in Libyan capital
• American contractor appears in Pakistani court
• Singer Shakira: Latinos in US will have 'justice'
• Volunteers the life of Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center
• More money for study abroad at CLU
• Ventura Council to consider new code enforcement rules
• Columnist gets readers' help with streaming video ideas
• Student seeks to remake CLU identity
• Locals use social media to link to a changing Middle East
• Controversial cardinal's legacy still being written
• Eye on the environment: Rain faces a hazardous journey
• Discussion to include women who are spiritual leaders
• Justin Sellers
• Don Mattingly
• Erick Aybar
• Hiroki Kuroda
• Carlos Ramirez
• No headline - 1b049c1b7e6643e6a3248888d82ebdf0
• No headline - 4b15359489f346518b529d97d6c5dee8
• Signs of progress in averting government shutdown
• Group of volunteers leading Wis. protest efforts
• San Francisco hill regions get dusting of snow
• Ivory Coast youth leader threatens foreigners
• Ex-bank hostage: Police pounced on him when freed
• Despite Giffords' absence, office busier than ever
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 145 dead
• Attack shuts Iraq's largest oil refinery, kills 1
• Infiniti’s Flagship is a truck
• Car club news for the week of February 26
• Electric-car batteries spur curiosity, questions
• Assault with a Deadly Weapon Arrest
• Pro calendar
• Ojai cuts public works top position
• Nevada legislators considering reform for HOAs
• T.O. plans to launch road improvement project
• Fillmore chamber honors volunteers who help preserve quality of life
• Bravo!
• Community news for east Ventura County
• TO Redevelopment Agency purchases parcel on boulevard
• Court upholds $25 million award to Simi man paralyzed in car collision
• One person injured in Piru house fire
• Commercial Burglary Arrest - Resisting Arrest
• Gov't asks court to uphold 'don't ask, don't tell'
• PR House majority whip tests positive for cocaine
• Court OKs $624M payout to Countrywide investors
• 2 get prison in fatal sea smuggling of migrants
• Robbery
• US returns stolen archive documents to Russia
• LSE trade halted because of technical glitch
• China's web police block US ambassador's name
• Anti-Gadhafi forces launch new push in Libya
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• From NZ rubble, haunting texts to Mom beg for help
• Lloyds posts 2010 net loss, warns on outlook
• Oil rises near $98 as traders eye Libya supply cut
• Prosecutors: Saudi man planned attack for years
• Clinton: Too much ethanol could spark food riots
• Even as the triumphant "Master Harold..." run continues, preparations for "Lonesome Traveler" are well underway; performers were auditioning in Ventura this week for the world premiere musical-- auditions continue next week in New Yor
• The sound of silence
• Extraordinary people
• Appetite for destruction
• Superintendent's future in question in Rio School District
• Facing the Music
• Tux and tales
• Funding for women's health services at stake
• Ojai council votes against annexation
• Paid parking in Ventura could go to ballot
• Editorial: Perilous waters for American missionaries
• Solarsilicon Recycling Services to expand workforce
• Ventura County Mock Trial contest begins Monday
• Wis. man gets life sentence in slayings of 7 women
• Gadhafi forces strike back at Libya uprising
• Happenings
• Pro calendar
• Santa Anita entries
• Weekend watchables
• Simi Valley youth gather to tackle issues
• Club news west Ventura County
• TV listings
• Local calendar
• Parents prove invaluable at Piru School
• Countdown begins to Simi Valley Cajun & Blues Music Festival
• Club news, east Ventura County
• Calif. regulators to probe PG&E record-keeping
• After Dark Listings
• GM posts 4Q net profit as comeback continues
• Frito-Lay hopes new SunChips bag quiets critics
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• South Africa top cop criticized on building lease
• Oregon tribes pursue first bison hunt in century
• South Sudan police academy mired in abuse scandal
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• Rolls as far as the eye can see at Sushi Planet
• Ingrate expectations
• Free Will Astrology
• What America couldn't do
• In remembrance of Phil Marquez
• City report soils integrity of public recommendations
• Why we admire Reagan
• Why I'm not pro-life
• Government wants admissions from tobacco companies
• White House doesn't fear inflation, eyes oil costs
• Ex-CIA agent's trial focuses on '97 Cuban bombings
• Ventura County gas prices on rise again, unrest could push them higher
• Oxnard man arrested in break-in at occupied Ventura home
• Waterfronts on sailing
• Youth results: February 24, 2011
• Third-graders hone skills playing favorite characters
• Los Primeros school play opens tonight
• Editorial: Just your basic 700-HP car
• Auto theft suspect arrested after Oxnard crash
• Fish report: February 24, 2011
• Santa Paula votes to sell its waste department to help close budget gap
• Tax Center open
• School district public access ratings a mixed bag
• UN focuses on Israel while Mideast is in turmoil
• Editorial: Space shuttle program nears its final liftoff
• Limbaugh's anti-Michelle binge
• Sign-ups: February 24, 2011
• "Talkback" show tonight; come meet the stars of "Master Harold," moderated by our own James Scolari. Showtime 7pm, talkback to follow...
• Stabbing
• The Breeze for February 24, 2011 is online
• Speaker for February 17 – Domonic Kardum
• Free arts management workshops offered March 9 at Ventura City Hall
• Commercial Structure Fire
• Prowling / Burglary - Arrest
• S.Africa to spend more to help poor, spur growth
• NZ earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Libyan protesters defiant after Gadhafi speech
• Wis. Dems not deterred by recall threat, pay issue
• Ford to recall F-150 pickups over air bags
• Philippines recalls '86 revolt with eye on Mideast
• Judge tosses suit against Obama health care plan
• Home movie of President Kennedy given to museum
• O'Donnell mulls 'Dancing With the Stars' invite
• 3 plead not guilty in Calif. murder-for-hire plot
• Fla. agency didn't tell police about alleged abuse
• House OKs $325M bond bill for agencies, colleges
• 'Son of Hamas' author tells of his experience
• Simi Valley asks judge to dismiss Earls' lawsuit against police
• Two suspected taggers accused of Nyeland Acres shooting
• Hawaii officials break ground on rail line
• Hot Prowl Burglary
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Stocks set to fall as protests in Libya intensify
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Egypt delays stock market's reopening
• In sign of growth, businesses are borrowing again
• Budget HK action-comedy is critical hit
• ASEAN to send monitors to Thai-Cambodia border
• Two men suspected of having cocaine at rave in Ventura
• O'Connell will receive honorary degree
• 4Q credit card data shows use returning to normal
• Mary Health of the Sick earns honors
• Thousands attend library's Presidents Day celebration
• Lockouts may leave NFL, NBA fans shivering
• Fillmore council to consider extending medical pot ban
• CBS editor says Americans are afraid of traveling
• Experts share tips on the art of investing
• Editorial: Everyone has a stake
• Emanuel's Windy City daydreams
• What goes around, comes around
• Ventura PD temporarily disbands gang unit
• Antique clock repair course to be offered in Santa Paula
• Man shot, injured in Santa Paula, police say
• Santa anita entries: February 22, 2011
• Santa Anita results, entries: February 22, 2011
• Elias: It's time for Brown to use bully pulpit
• Arrest for Controlled Substance
• Nigeria: Shell to close oil field for maintenance
• Analysis: Discontent, but no revolt in China _ yet
• Top Alibaba executives resign after fraud probe
• Congo colonel gets 20 years after rape trial
• Indonesians scramble to keep Hollywood films
• Zimbabwe police arrest 46 at Egypt lecture session
• EU, oil companies prepare Libya evacuations
• US admiral: Chinese ships could communicate better
• China stamps out attempt at Mideast-style protests
• Carlsberg profit down amid Russian beer tax
• Channel Islands Harbor plans Celebration of Whales Festival
• Organizers gearing up for SummerFest
• Hikers rescued in Santa Barbara mountains
• 20-year-old Bayne wins the Daytona 500
• Newbury Park woman meets 18 blood donors who saved her life
• Off-duty deputy responsible for accidental gunfire in Camarillo apartment complex
• A driving question for Colo. marijuana users
• Pirates: Warship shadowing hijacked American yacht
• Libya: Doctor says at least 200 dead in Benghazi
• China tries to stamp out 'Jasmine Revolution'
• Car bomb defused near hotel in Russian ski resort
• The nation's weather
• China tries to stamp out 'Jasmine Revolution'
• Death toll in Afghanistan bank raid rises to 38
• Four locals bring home division titles
• Buena advances in CIF girls basketball
• Ventura College ends season with 8-game winning streak
• College roundup: February 20, 2011
• Nito Donaire, trained by Oxnard's Robert Garcia, wins two world boxing titles
• Burglary and Possession of Stolen Property Arrest
• Will: Wrestling sacred cows
• Editorial: Fiscal crisis requires teamwork, a spirit of common purpose
• Kids eat free during Ventura's 'healthy' restaurant week
• Woman slightly injured by glass from accidental shooting
• State budget fights fire up union; Obama involved
• Teague: Curtains for the divine Ms. Sarah?
• Jones: Presidents Day salutes two indispensable leaders
• Mehas: Ventura Safe Housing Collaborative helps city move forward
• Vincent: A modest proposal for the national anthem
• Galles: 'No man good enough to govern another...'
• Saltman: The Star-Mangled Banner
• Chhabra: Simplicity yields elegance in life
• May: Arc of freedom but also arcs of totalitarianism
• Tickets on sale for Festival of Talent
• Volunteers needed to monitor condors
• Eye on the environment: County honors 12 companies for environmental efforts
• School district to hold college event
• UCLA's Sullivan had record in sight
• T.O. resident Kym Douglas reports from behind the red carpet
• Wild taxi rides, hospitality make trip to Jordan one to remember
• Burglary Arrests
• Official: G-20 reach compromise deal on imbalances
• Pirates hijack 4 Americans; US mulls responses
• Afghanistan: Attackers raid bank, kill at least 3
• Algerian police break up crowd at pro-reform rally
• Obama promotes jobs by way of education
• House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs
• Wis. rallies renew history of political activism
• House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs
• Pressure on China to back G-20 deal on imbalances
• Libyan forces storm protest camp in Benghazi
• Ousted Madagascar president barred from returning
• Algeria braces for second pro-democracy rally
• Worst memories of a career mechanic
• Car club news for the week of February 19
• Expert answers to common DMV questions
• Speaker’s passion for profession says volumes to high school students
• Technology transforms automotive safety
• After Dark Listings
• House approves Arctic offshore drilling exemption
• Feds review how Notre Dame handles assault claims
• Calif. governor won't target collective bargaining
• APNewsBreak: USC hospital probed over transplant
• Obama says companies can help bottom line & nation
• Lawmaker wants to shake up high-speed rail board
• Intel to build new $5 billion factory in Chandler
• Feds kill Catskill casino proposal by Indian tribe
• Aide planning tell-all about time with Palin
• Storms dump 4-9 feet of snow in Sierra Nevada
• Report: Conn. agency met kidnapped girl in 1997
• Mother of Cuban hunger striker reported detained
• Ky. prof retiring after slavery remark to students
• Armed Robbery
• Big thanks to Pedro Chavez and the Young Leaders Society of Ventura County for attending "Master Harold..." on opening night, and for the Facebook shout-out! It's a pleasure to have you among our community...
• Overheard at the "Master Harold..." talkback, Brian McDonald quoting Susanne Langer: "In music, the medium the artist seeks to shape is time; in dance, it's gravity; in photography, light, in fine art, space -- and in theatre, the art
• Shooting Victim
• Bernanke urges nations to help ease trade gaps
• Stocks poised for third straight week of gains
• Senate passes broad aviation bill
• Singapore boosts support for low income workers
• Vietnamese hoist sunken boat after 12 die
• China property prices rise in Jan despite curbs
• China automakers' Jan sales to dealers up 16 pct
• Nigeria cancels telecoms bidder's $2.5B offer
• The nation's weather
• Solar-powered outrage
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• Planet Ventura
• Census shows huge Hispanic growth in Texas
• Feds outline options for mining near Grand Canyon
• Alaska governor refusing to enact health care law
• FDA device regulator faces critics from both sides
• HI lawmaker: Obama birth certificate bill tabled
• Poor stacked in mass graves at Illinois cemetery
• Wash. bill would OK sites for cigar, pipe smoking
• Jury continues deliberations in Pa. judge trial
• Jimmy Carter: Guinea worm disease drops to new low
• Man arrested for poisoning Auburn's historic oaks
• BOOM! Improv Tournament on Fridays
• 25 yrs at helm: Uganda president predicts elex win
• China plans broad push on health reform this year
• Rescued lions from Bolivia arrive in Colorado
• Anti-government protesters killed in Libyan clash
• 10,000 Fijians attend funeral for former president
• Tragedy transforms twin of late Polish president
• Tour boat sinks in Vietnam; 12 dead from 9 nations
• The nation's weather
• Vegetarians push soy, but Cubans prefer pork
• Madagascar's exiled president says he will return
• Saving seabirds from the ground up
• Operation recession recovery
• Bob Saget
• Local kids get healthy options
• Oxnard School District under fire
• Go out and start a band
• A battle for the ages
• New name, same fun atmosphere
• Menopause in the heterosexuality
• Free Will Astrology
• Arizona Legislature approves business tax package
• AP NewsBreak: Budget slashes spending, tax breaks
• Group raises $50,000 for RoboCop statue in Detroit
• Online shoppers get their say with Derek Lam
• Report: Apple leads the mobile computer market
• Thousand Oaks woman pleads guilty to 15 counts of identity theft
• Ohio GE Aviation plant will battle on for funding
• Reid wants no cuts to Social Security
• GOP lines up behind changes to environmental law
• CBS thrives in 4Q on higher ad, licensing revenue
• Obama budget reduces border agents overtime pay
• Obama, GOP freshmen win in jet engine budget fight
• The Breeze for February 17, 2011 is online
• Speaker for February 10 – Dr. Joel Rauch
• Tree Into Residence
• Indy parking meters to take credit cards in March
• Limited Brands chief donates $100M to Ohio State
• Androids to run in world's 1st robot marathon
• Bookseller Borders files for bankruptcy protection; to close 30 percent of stores
• Police: Church attack foiled in northern Nigeria
• St. Joe shareholder looking to replace board
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Comcast 4Q beats Street as video sub loss slows
• China announces shakeup of rare earths industry
• Stanley Ho files new suit to reclaim casino stake
• Westminster dog show's Hickory to get steak treat
• Comcast 4Q beats Street as video sub loss slows
• NKorea marks Kim's birthday amid economic hardship
• Silent anger over killing of sisters in Kashmir
• Diary of SKorean held by Somali pirates revealed
• S.Sudan again accuses Khartoum of arming rebels
• Google's travel deal faces regulatory turbulence
• JX Holdings head: Middle East worries fading
• South Africa protests enter 3rd day; man killed
• Albanian parliament to lift immunity of 2 MPs
• Jury convicts man in 3rd Ohio tub drowning trial
• Jury convicts man in 3rd Ohio tub drowning trial
• Mexican official: 1 US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent killed in Mexico attack
• Business Highlights
• 3 immigrants cleared in border agent's shooting
• North Korean said to defect across fortified DMZ
• Wagging tails will hit the trails in weekend fundraising race
• Simi Valley eighth-grader's nonprofit takes off
• Foster Families Association looking for adorable dogs
• Farm Share turning green waste into food
• Delivery service offers parents more choices
• Simi council OKs upscale housing project
• Toxic NV mine lawsuit seeks $5M from BP, ARCO
• Publicist: Liz Taylor to remain hospitalized
• County board shelves credit union proposal
• New numbers underline severity of health insurance crisis
• Computer crushes the competition on 'Jeopardy!'
• Man pleads guilty to hate crime at NYC gay bar
• Ventura needs more cobble for beach restoration
• Indiana ports: Shipments up 8 percent to 7.7M tons
• Robberies
• GOP budget chairman assails Obama's spending plan
• Zimbabwe PM drivers jailed for having cop beacons
• 211 killed: S.Sudan says Khartoum arming rebels
• US admiral: Carrier killer won't stop US Navy
• S. Africa police use rubber bullets on protesters
• Chinese shoppers struggle with spiraling prices
• HIV patients out of drugs, harassed in Ukraine
• Kan. panel taking up wider liquor sales measure
• AP poll looks at feelings on declawing, debarking
• Ahead of the Bell: Retail Sales
• Eurozone economy grew tepid 0.3 pct in 4th quarter
• The nation's weather
• World stocks up as China reports inflation rise
• Train strike adds to debt-laden Portugal's woes
• German economy's fast growth slows down in Q4
• Wrinkle at Westminster, top dog up for grabs
• Coca-Cola goes 3-D in TV ad blitz, airing in 2-D
• State's ECD agency under organizational review
• Four arrested in Mira Monte after drugs found, police say
• Generating stations
• Local plant expert plans first 'herb walk' of the season
• Flood insurance
• AOL CEO Armstrong snaps up $10M worth of AOL stock
• Man rebuffs plea deal in NY Kennedy kin stalk case
• Warren Buffett's firm sells off several US stocks
• Kendry Morales offers a cautious note about his return to the Angels
• South Dakota lawmakers reject anti-surrogacy bill
• Debts should be repaid
• Volunteers repair damage caused by burglars at Habitat for Humanity store
• Chronic state of war
• Ventura independent study school honored
• McInerney murder trial set for May; victim's father frustrated with delays
• Online comments hurtful
• Ventura parking meters
• Faulty memory
• Pa. candy maker Just Born names new president
• Baby, 4 adults shot and wounded in New Orleans
• Another drug tunnel found along US-Mexico border
• Technical Rescue - Fall Victim
• Indonesian Muslims warned against Valentine's Day
• Joe Jackson invests in Vietnam 'Happyland' park
• Budget director calls steep budget cuts necessary
• Valentine kissing contest lasts 33-plus hours
• Ga. inmate's lawsuit claims execution drug expired
• Blast at hotel complex in Afghan capital kills 2
• Clothing prices to rise 10 pct starting in spring
• Icahn makes last push for Dynegy shares
• 3 firefighters seriously hurt in Long Island fire
• KB Home to lure buyers with energy bill savings
• 3 young men slain in drive-by shooting
• China's January exports surge, surplus narrows
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• Lose Yourself: Eminem only wins 2 of 10 Grammys
• US submariners learn to live without smokes
• Calif wants to stop phones used by likes of Manson
• British reporter back in Moscow after expulsion
• Eurozone industrial production dips in December
• The nation's weather
• World shares advance after Mubarak's resignation
• Man 1st arrested in Ga. boys' slayings worried
• GE to buy Wood Group's oil well support business
• Boca Juniors slip to loss in season opener
• Vehicle Pursuit
• Mike Napoli, Mike Butcher, Dustin Mosley
• RR Donnelley Norwest Inc. to close Greeley plant
• Ronaldinho's Flamengo remains perfect in Rio
• 4th captive freed in Colombia
• Liz Taylor remains hospitalized for heart failure
• Personal bankruptcy filings rise in Colorado
• NYC stabbing spree suspect: I'm victim of a setup
• 7 dead, 1 injured in suburban Mexico City shootout
• Couple gets married on a real love train in Philly
• Probe sought of Mubarak family's purported fortune
• Police: Hostage-taker at NC bank was unarmed
• Possible fatal motorcycle crash on Highway 33
• Man, 56, fatally shoots self in OC park
• Correction: Gulf Boating Deaths story
• Man dies while rappelling down SD County waterfall
• How overseas inflation could hurt investors
• Plans for Detroit light rail system gain support
• 11 dead in Nigeria election rally stampede
• Germany's Steinbrueck doesn't want ECB job
• Academy honors behind-the-scenes technology
• Danish warship frees ship hijacked by pirates
• Betty Garrett, actress in film, TV, Broadway, dies
• Fire on WA state reservation burns several homes
• Brisbane finishes A-League in typical style
• EU, IMF voice support for Greek government
• Pakistan: US shooting case won't derail talks
• No headline - VCbb
• Royal shakes flu, but not Servite
• Cason Point: A Valentine's Day column is an annual labor of love
• Angels face leadoff questions
• LA County probes Playboy Mansion illness reports
• McConnell says Obama agenda is 'over'
• Trade unlikely for now, Young headed to camp
• Kings ice Capitals with third-period outburst
• China's railway minister accused in graft probe
• Canadian Guay wins downhill title at worlds
• Ten people displaced by Simi Valley apartment fire
• Man killed in accident at pistachio plant
• Prosecutor in high-profile Louisiana cases dies
• Ventura killings suspect wants indictment tossed
• Pakistani prosecutors accuse Musharraf
• Obama wields scalpel to budget, avoiding much pain
• No change in Nebraska farm numbers in 2010
• Injured teen flown out of Timber Flats after horseback riding accident
• Ecuador accepts US court decision favoring Chevron
• Italian govt 'reassured' by Fiat CEO meeting
• Glance: 5 toys to watch in 2011
• Marines define future role amid budget cuts
• Fox: No plans to hire Lindsay Lohan for 'X-Factor'
• Egyptians at US rallies hopeful about future
• Body found in canal where kidnapped boy discovered
• Man dies after being struck by OC Metrolink train
• Driver leads CHP on chase into county
• Cuban dissident returns home despite pledge not to
• Conn. MBA grads start social site "shizzlr.com"
• Father charged in Atlanta-area slaying of 2 boys
• Uganda opposition threatens Egypt-style protests
• Reopening of Egypt Exchange put off by 3 more days
• Rwanda jails opposition leader, fines 3 others
• Algeria: Thousands turn out for pro-reform protest
• Obama likens budget to family pocketbook choices
• 3 men shot to death in Willowbrook
• AP News in Brief
• The nation's weather
• Lawyer: Musharraf accused in Bhutto death
• Ore. man dies after hospital tells police call 911
• Wary China warns of Egypt 'chaos' after uprising
• Pakistani state TV: Court issues arrest warrant for ex-ruler Musharraf in Bhutto killing case
• FBI releases 3,600-page file on late Ted Stevens
• Webb to push criminal justice reform before exit
• Blasts strike near police HQ in south Afghanistan
• Duvalier foes seek justice for dictatorship abuses
• JGR has title hopes this year
• Kobe, Lakers roll at the Garden
• Myanmar junta tells people to protect 'democracy'
• Assault with a Deadly Weapon - Negligent Discharge of a Firearm
• Speed hating
• Coast Guard: Oil cleanup should be scaled back
• DOJ says Va. fails to provide community treatment
• Agency proposes trans-Alaska pipeline safety order
• Iran, NKorea are Americans' least favorite lands
• Vt. mulls ban on aliases online for sex offenders
• Iran, NKorea are Americans' least favorite lands
• NYPD: 3 stabbed to death, 2 hurt in deadly rampage
• Doctors give CSO's Riccardo Muti a pacemaker
• Calif Chinese program prompts school board recall
• Records: Cowboys waited months to seek seat permit
• Oshkosh to upgrade more than 2,000 military trucks
• AP News in Brief
• Philadelphia church official charged in scandal
• Coast Guard: Oil cleanup should be scaled back
• Estudiantes opens season with 2-1 victory
• Dolce Hotels opens renewed Lake Las Vegas property
• Departing TD Ameritrade exec gets $4M settlement
• Facilities boss Kelley is interim CEO at RSCVA
• Calif legislator tackling SF local-hire rule
• Durbin, Kirk laud delay in O'Hare airline lawsuit
• Explosions hit 3 gas pipelines in Iran
• 5 admit roles in taped Pa. bullying; 1 cleared
• Stocks headed lower after Mubarak refuses to quit
• Mandela son-in-law won't be extradited to US
• Pakistan gets new Cabinet in austerity effort
• Lufkin 4Q net income leaps as oil drillers line up
• Tests show Japanese emperor has arteriosclerosis
• Bolivian president rattled by protests
• Riley resigns from Children's Place finance post
• GM, Chrysler salaried workers to get bonuses
• Nevada regents to consider UNLV football stadium
• Garuda Indonesia's shares plunge in debut trade
• 3 dead, 3 hurt in linked Manassas, Va., attacks
• Mass. seeks health insurance rate cuts
• US troops: Afghan police slowly making progress
• Researchers find whaling ship from 1823 wreck
• Copper Mountain plans to build new lift in June
• Show me the way to the next whisky bar
• In Brief
• Local hotels consider a tourism business improvement district
• Understanding the Egyptian uprising
• Arts briefs
• Creative types
• A crazy little thing called love
• The Critical Line
• Elton strikes back
• After Dark Listings
• Mexico man arrested in cruise employee's death
• Mario Cuomo gets role in NY Mets Madoff mess
• Feds in NYC want Somali pirate to get 34 years
• Ind. Senate panel advances nuclear incentive bill
• Potentially live Civil War shell found in Va. home
• Ex-Hershey official claims charity wrongdoing
• Bank of Korea keeps key interest at 2.75 percent
• New Lincoln MKZ a test case for hybrid demand
• Coach says it's not overzealous in sales crackdown
• Woman charged with fondling 2 women gets plea deal
• Ojai council OKs contract for new city manager
• Prosecutors pare Barry Bonds indictment from 11 charges to 5
• Prosecutors trim Barry Bonds indictment
• Moody's cuts outlook on Mets' ballpark operator
• Scuffles break out in Venezuela's congress chamber
• WWE 4Q net income slides 28 percent
• Police chief: Suspect who took NC bank hostages shot to death; hostages all safe
• Man convicted in liquor store owner's murder
• Last bison from Yellowstone habitat program shot
• Lake Tahoe resort plans scaled back
• Master Harold has arrived! Now through March 6. Check out what the SB Independent has to say...
• Stocks set to fall ahead of key jobs report
• Molson Coors 4Q net declines as it sells less beer
• Feds will examine San Joaquin Delta pollution
• German banker: No comment on ECB job
• 28 Somali pirates captured by India to face trial
• NKorea: No military talks with 'traitor' SKorea
• Thomson Reuters 4Q profit jumps 24 percent
• PepsiCo 4Q net income falls; cuts outlook
• Loss to France puts pressure on Mano Menezes
• Sprint gains contract subscribers in 4Q
• Icahn extends Dynegy tender offer to Feb. 14
• Cameroon sends top official to free 13 hostages
• Moscow forest activist detained with her kids
• Bank of England holds base rate at all-time low of 0.5 percent
• Thousands stranded in Pakistan airline strike
• State presses BP for oyster money
• Vt. company Seventh Generation names new chief
• German machinery orders up 36 pct in 2010
• Egypt takes aim at Al-Jazeera for protest coverage
• NKorea says no more military talks with SKorea
• Audits: PG&E delayed checking gas pipes for years
• Mining company cited at Pike mine
• Prison time cut for al-Qaida cook at Guantanamo
• Reports: Toyota to boost auto production in Russia
• Jewish group protests charges vs Muslim students
• EchoStar's patent case against TiVo going to trial
• Security guard dies in crash on 'NCIS' set in LA
• White House says no to emergency AK-47 regulation
• Young Leaders Society holds successful Post Holiday Mixer
• Art by BiJian – Museum Bound
• Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Announces the Election of Four New Members to its Board of Governors
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• County of Ventura Human Services Agency partners with FOOD Share to expand community access to CalFresh Program
• Chile defeats Colombia 3-1
• Australia PM introduces disaster tax to Parliament
• Documentary Examines Corporate Takeover of Public Resources
• MetLife 4Q net income falls on derivative losses
• The Breeze for February 10, 2011 is online
• Speaker for February 3 – Kevin Daly
• The appeal of the "coming of age" story is easy to understand: we're all "coming of age," all the time -- each of our ages is a new experience, and in each one we are defined in new ways by thoughts, words, deeds... who will you
• UK announces bank deal on bonuses, lending
• Zimbabwe's main party: opposition started violence
• First Lady to visit Atlanta for health campaign
• Reno budget could force 29 police, 36 fire layoffs
• EU institutions asked to rein in spending
• Prosecutors: Cell phone recorded Fla. killing
• Golden-voiced Ohio man moves to sober house
• Dow looks to extend 7-day winning streak
• Northrop Grumman 4Q profit falls 9 percent
• Frontier to provide phone service to restaurants
• Yonhap news agency reports Somali pirates free South Korean ship and its 43 crew members
• NJ chemist accused of poisoning husband to death
• RI state landfill boosts recycling efforts
• AIG expects 4Q charge of $4.1B for loss reserves
• Waste Connections' 4th-qtr profit jumps 55 percent
• S. African police arrest 5 unqualified doctors
• Coca-Cola 4Q earnings more than triple
• Temple-Inland 4Q net income falls on higher costs
• ECOWAS criticizes SAfrica warship off West Africa
• 2 to be arraigned in Va on fraud charges
• Reagan’s shortcomings
• Marmonte League principals agree to two five-team divisions
• Senators: Punish misusers of body scanner images
• Auto lights distributor guilty of price-fixing
• Avon, McDonald's, Glu Mobile are big market movers
• NY man fares poorly as own lawyer in behead trial
• Quicken says it doesn't owe OT as trial opens
• Rustin Canyon Golf Course director of instruction is starting little league for youth golfers
• NC lawmakers reviewing involuntary annexation law
• Father, son sentenced in NorCal fatal shooting
• WaMu files new bankruptcy plan
• Govt: voluntary rules for wind farm bird impacts
• AP NewsBreak: DOJ denies border shootout claim
• Fans celebrate Packers win with final tailgate
• Dad says slain Tampa teens knew they were loved
• Killer of Brit tourist stops representing himself
• Ex-MSNBC host Keith Olbermann heads to Current TV
• Otis announces environmental program for products
• Discover "history with a future" by training as an Olivas Adobe docent on February 20 & 27
• Celebrate heart health with free event on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14
• Arrest for Child Annoyance - Indecent Exposure - Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance
• Mass. student accused in MIT dorm attack is freed
• Pipeline attacks depriving SW Pakistan of gas
• Avon 4Q earnings fall 15 percent, sales disappoint
• UN: Drought endangers Chinese winter wheat harvest
• NYSE Euronext profit falls in 4th quarter
• Twin River renews push for full-scale casino
• Kindred Healthcare buying RehabCare for $900M
• Banker: Egypt CBank intervenes to boost pound
• Fragile truce holds on Thai-Cambodia border
• USDA offering payments to Nevada asparagus farmers
• PIA strike grounds some Pakistan flights
• Iowa Financial Literacy Program to prepare teens
• Beazer Homes USA loses money in 1Q
• German industrial production drops
• Sentencing for consultant in Corning secrets theft
• Computer pioneer Ken Olsen dies at age 84
• China hikes interest rates again to damp inflation
• Anti-abortion group targets NYC clinic in video
• China's central bank raises interest rates again in fight against inflation
• Prosecutors: Owner, robber die at NJ jewelry store
• Taiwan recalls Manila rep over China deportation
• Calif teen killed, 2 injured in drive-by shooting
• Oxnard and Ventura colleges get accreditation warnings
• Gang retaliation motive for fatal shooting, prosecutor says
• Koreas to hold defense meeting to ease tensions
• Killer of 3 confesses Ohio house was random target
• Super Bust: Woes were endless for Texas hosts
• Oscar producers say moms to be part of the program
• Gas drilling oversight measure rejected in CO
• BLM sued _ again _ over Montana oil and gas leases
• Deputies saw suspect before Wash cop killings
• Rebel-affiliated website says Chechen insurgent leader claims Moscow airport bombing
• Sprint to sell dual-screen 'Echo' smartphone
• BLM denies request to change coal leasing process
• Website: Chechen rebel leader claims airport bomb
• California man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• NorCal man, 67, critical after 4 days missing
• Proposal would raise severance tax on natural gas
• Dallas mayor disavows 'key' presentation to Vick
• VIC in the News: Valentine’s Weekend, 2011
• What a week! The Grandes Dames luncheon tomorrow, with Amanda McBroom and George Ball, and the opening of "Master Harold," opening this week-- previews begin Wednesday!
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 5.5 cents
• Chesapeake Energy plans to sell $5B in assets
• Egypt: Trading on the stock exchange will resume on Feb. 13 after weeks of closure
• Berkshire plans to buy remaining shares of Wesco
• Stocks point to higher open with earnings reports
• 7 hurt as taxi, limo collide in San Francisco
• Cigarette maker Lorillard 4Q profit rises
• Sports dome collapses in northern NY; none hurt
• 2 arrested for shooting at Oakland police
• Danaher agrees to buy Beckman Coulter for $5.8B
• Fans take to the streets in Green Bay
• AAA: Ohio gas up 4 cents this week, averages $3.14
• Indonesia demands probe into attack on Muslim sect
• Report: Russia warns US over missile defense plans
• Pfizer will buy Ferrosan consumer health business
• Hasbro 4Q earnings fall on soft US game demand
• AU mediators in Abidjan for last-ditch talks
• Thai, Cambodian clashes resume at disputed border
• Steelers' fans subdued with Super Bowl loss
• Press Release: Ventura Improv Company Celebrates Love
• VIC member costars in award-winning film at fest
• Aguilera repeats line of national anthem
• Crystallex: Venezuelan mining contract terminated
• Fire damages T.O. home
• Editorial: Jobless rate's drop sends an encouraging sign
• The Arab 'street' distrusts U.S. intentions
• Cyr: Egypt revolution's historic U.S. ties
• The week ahead: February 6, 2011
• In brief: Supervisor to host dinner series
• Merry Hall Tree Thrift Store plans bridal boutique
• College district gets a C for openness
• Moratorium on Moorpark massage businesses could be lifted soon
• Talk to focus on managing medications
• Crews work on restoring natural gas in Ariz., NM
• Cruise employee found dead in Cozumel, Mexico
• Oakland police search for woman forced into car
• Pumas remain undefeated in Mexico
• Crystallex: Venezuelan mining contract terminated
• FCC to update phone subsidy program for broadband
• AP News in Brief
• Uruguay beats Chile 1-0 to advance
• Train derailment, fire forces Ohio evacuations
• Roar clinch first place in Australia's A-League
• Russia's parasailing donkey dies of heart trouble
• Egypt's Brotherhood to hold talks with government
• Indian navy captures 28 pirates from Thai vessel
• Police peacefully take over Rio slums
• Soldiers say fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has erupted for a third day
• Thai, Cambodian clashes resume at disputed border
• Pakistani woman attempts suicide after US shooting
• Chechen rebel leader threatens attacks on Moscow
• 'Inception,' 'Social Network' win at writer awards
• Indonesia mob attacks 'heretic' Muslims, kills 3
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• AP News in Brief
• Nepal's new PM, elected on 17th attempt, sworn in
• Authorities say wildfire burns 35 houses in Western Australia
• China says 2010 gold production hit record high
• The nation's weather
• 30 soldiers die in north Sudan army fighting
• Egypt's Brotherhood to hold talks with government
• Poor economy in U.S.
• Judge sentences ex-gang leader to 13 life terms
• Reagan centennial endowment reaches $100M goal
• Roar clinch first place in Australia's A-League
• Body found inside burning SUV near Altamont Pass
• Kentucky tourist killed by car in Jamaica
• Calif. juror ordered to turn over Facebook posts
• Thieves cut through wall at Del Mar jewelry store
• Katy Perry: 'Smurfette' role no leap from reality
• Katy Perry: 'Smurfette' role no leap from reality
• Palin blasts administration's handling of Egypt
• Hundreds protest Egypt leader in several US cities
• Josh Duhamel gives hint on Fergie's halftime show
• Osorio declines offer to coach Honduras
• Oregon considers statewide ban on plastic bags
• Calif juror ordered to turn over Facebook postings
• Nasdaq hackers target service for corporate boards
• AP News in Brief
• Tunisian news agency: Police chief in northwestern town opens fire on crowd, kills at least 4
• Profile of Ken Duncan
• AP News in Brief
• Authorities: Body found in freezer at Maywood home
• Obama: Gov't, business responsible for US future
• Thai-Cambodia clashes kill 1 more before new truce
• The nation's weather
• Germany sells vision for "green toys" to world
• Philippine Muslim rebel faction rejects talks
• CA lowrider funeral procession honors Impala owner
• Health care fraud no longer a faceless crime
• CA lowrider funeral procession honors Impala owner
• Bombs kill 2 NATO troops in southern Afghanistan
• More floods in Australia as cyclone damage tallied
• Egyptian state TV says there has been an explosion on gas pipeline near Israel, fire raging
• Palin: America out of step with Reagan's values
• Blast at gas terminal in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula
• TV listings
• Texas judge names counsel to probe Toyota lawsuit
• Yanks' Pettitte retires, 'hunger' is not there
• Fusion earn draw vs. MLS Timbers
• DNA test: Body pulled from CA canal is missing boy
• Regulators shut 3 small banks; 14 failures in 2011
• KB Home warns it could be forced to pay $180M
• Oregon cuts sturgeon fishing over sea lions
• Feds pump $13M in Mass. solar energy projects
• Australia faces weather woes with southern storms
• Conspiracy charges filed against Muslim students
• County's actors have a ball
• Police: 3 Chrysler workers nabbed in drug arrest
• Whale that scientists sedated found dead off Fla.
• Cop saves Vt. man trapped up to neck in snow pile
• Md., Calif. suspend 'scared straight' programs
• Chavez backs workers in dispute with Coca-Cola
• La Volpe calls up nine foreign-based players
• Hamakua eucalyptus being tested as fuel source
• Authorities say 6 injured when ice and snow falls from Cowboys Stadium roof
• LA clinic that caters to porn stars re-opens
• Detroit symphony submits new contract proposal
• 2 arrested in shooting of Long Beach detective
• Most metals rise on manufacturing jobs outlook
• Fitness Health & Beauty Guide 2011
• Corning expects high demand for TV glass
• Economy adds 36K jobs in January; unemployment rate falls to 9 pct., lowest since April 2009
• SoCal water board member violated campaign rules
• Triana, Marathon Oil partner on Marcellus drilling
• Unemployment falls to 9.0 pct., only 36K new jobs
• Judge Oks lawyers seeking to represent Oakland men
• Erie's GE Transportation recalling 280 workers
• Unemployment falls to 9.0 pct., only 36K new jobs
• Call center closings costing about 135 Neb. jobs
• Kazakhstan to hold early presidential vote April 3
• Germany, France propose EU 'competitiveness pact'
• Pakistan to dissolve, resize Cabinet
• Catholic church says Cuba to free two political prisoners, allow one to stay in the country
• Church: Cuba to free 2 prominent prisoners
• State wants Mich. farmers to turn up nose to bug
• Authorities: Man turns himself in after killing 3
• Uganda opposition leader warns of public protests
• 2 young orphaned bears returned to wild in Sierra
• Farmer: Rogue Mass. turkey not Ethel Kennedy's
• AmerisourceBergen 1Q profit rises 6 percent
• A big league decision
• Signs signs, everywhere signs
• Talk of the town
• Seabee diaries from Afghanistan
• The Critical Line
• Panel votes to match Idaho tax code with IRS
• Stranded motorists try to track down towed cars
• Wis. plant settles discrimination case for $1.65M
• Ecuador-Uruguay 1-1 in U20 qualifier
• LAUSD staffer guilty of stealing $100K from school
• Police: Man shot in CA squad car said he had gun
• BLM pulls timber sale over spotted owl protections
• Niger election heads to runoff
• Couple gets jail for drunken driving with 4 kids
• Polymet cuts finished copper plan at proposed mine
• First death reported from Australian Cyclone
• J-Lo invited to Obama's Super Bowl party
• Airlines battling ice to get fans to Super Bowl
• Sand spill shuts down 3 lanes of SF Bay Bridge
• House, condo prices down for most of Wash. state
• BofA agrees to sell Balboa Insurance unit to QBE
• Senate would criminalize laser targeting of planes
• Shoppers shook off the snow in January, stores say
• Dodgers sign pitcher Mahay to minor league deal
• Energy NW asked not to use plutonium reactor fuel
• Seen in American Theatre Magazine: "That thing which you have felt made you ugly, when held courageously in the light, becomes your most beautiful quality. Your grossest liability will be transformed into your chief asset. Let everything you do be f
• Public Invited to Mayor Bill Fulton’s State of the City Address Feb. 7, 2011
• Residential Structure Fire
• Drive By Shooting
• Target January sales measure edges up
• CEO looks to 2012 as Kodak's turning point
• Retailers report surprisingly solid Jan. sales
• Dow Chemical earnings rise sharply for 4th quarter
• Viacom posts lower 1Q earnings, revenue
• N. Kingstown suggests statewide turbine standards
• Investors focus on retail sales, jobless claims
• CVS Caremark 4Q profit falls 2 percent
• BJ's Wholesale Club considering selling company
• Higher cigarette prices help Reynolds American 4Q
• Glaxo posts Q4 loss on Avandia charge
• Gov't-backed candidate out of Haiti's election
• AP News in Brief
• Russia detains suspects in deadly airport blast
• Fla. father of slain teens speaks at memorial
• Euro down slightly against the dollar
• Lower electricity bills sought for Conn. seniors
• Car design contest will move to Lincoln in 2012
• Beyond sea rise
• Biz Buzz
• Crazy luck
• Home spun
• Still Ojai's premier dining experience
• Picks of the week
• What we don't need -- you decide
• Some blurry vision on the Ventura City Council
• Free Will Astrology
• Speed dating
• Cult killer Manson found with 2nd phone in prison
• US judge: Spill claims czar not independent of BP
• DA: 27 used others' credit cards at Apple stores
• Higher vehicle fees pending in Hawaii Legislature
• Burning explosive-laden home cost half million
• Obama, McCain break ice in Oval Office meeting
• Sens. Brown, Kerry split on health care repeal
• Maine jury says man who took class hostage sane
• APNewsBreak: Nevada high court panel turns down OJ
• Snow day in Chicago a mix of joy, hardship
• Dodgers, Kuo agree to 1-year deal for $2,725,000
• Venezuelan court grants jailed judge house arrest
• Ex-LA fire captain stands trial for murder
• Calif toddler critical after ingesting pot resin
• NY lawyers: Government says pirate ordered hit
• Mexico provides electricity to ice storm-hit Texas
• Ohio judge cannot display 10 Commandments
• US judge: Oil spill claims czar not independent of BP, cannot tell potential claimants he is
• The Breeze for February 3, 2011 is online
• First rehearsal on the main stage last night! Getting very excited for "Master Harold... and the Boys!"
• Santa Ana winds raking SoCal
• Sheen's woes a headache to CBS, Warners
• Utilities scrambling to restore power across Ill.
• MeadWestvaco completes sale of envelope business
• Brazil industrial output increases 10.5 percent
• Former minister arrested in Indian telecom scandal
• Airline group: Passenger traffic up 8.2 pct
• Afghan president visits India to discuss security
• La. franchise operator answers Pizza Hut suit
• Earnings Preview: News Corp 2Q profit uptick seen
• Ahead of the Bell: Borders falls on report
• Moody's downgrades 5 Egyptian banks
• Time Warner earnings rise 22 pct, helped by HBO
• AOL posts higher 4Q net income but revenue slides
• Whirlpool 4Q profit rises on lower costs, taxes
• Study: Students need more paths to career success
• SKorean crew recount beatings by Somali pirates
• Poland hosts donor conference for Belarus struggle
• Saunders County setting up scam-alert system
• Euro holds gains against the dollar
• Oxnard students re-enact 1960s sit-in
• Supervisors delay decision on special status for credit unions
• Immigration detainee dies in custody in OC
• Charlotte leaders see economic boost with DNC
• EA posts 3Q net loss but adjusted results solid
• Germany issues travel warning for all of Egypt
• Nevada home to largest share of illegal workers
• ND House rejects sales tax break for clothing
• Correction: Limbaugh-Asian-Americans
• EgyptAir employees scuffle with travelers in Cairo
• Mass. homeowners face abatement deadline
• Ice, snow force thousands of flight cancelations
• Conn. agency heard girl's birth mother was addict
• Rates fall at weekly Treasury auction
• Boston Scientific posts 4Q profit on lower costs
• Preservation group is new SS United States owner
• 'Hurt Locker' makers move to dismiss vet's lawsuit
• Wash. man who admitted Nazi role dies before trial
• CareFusion names Kieran Gallahue as CEO
• A round of French toasts: Variations on a breakfast favorite
• Adventure in the Andes: a hike in Ecuador's highlands
• Living together: Do couples need to be married first?
• Teen crisis: Should they friend parents on Facebook?
• Bulldogs learn valuable lesson on out-of-state trip
• Teams arrive, take in scene
• Oxnard Boys & Girls Club Winter Basketball League has most teams and players in its 10 years
• For Royal High's Mackenzie, soccer is a family affair
• Voters need a voice in budget solutions, governor tells GOP
• Mardi Gras Ball raises funds for nonprofit
• Financial watchdog wants less fine print
• SAGE Publications Establishes Perpetual Annual Scholarships for the Moorpark College Foundation
• Camarillo to celebrate Year of the Rabbit
• Outstanding Individuals Honored At Annual Lew Roth Awards Dinner
• RUN FOR BOOKS IN ITS 5TH YEAR FOR THE SIMI LIBRARY!
• Clash of values in redevelopment rebellion
• Self-deluding fantasy
• Prisons must have tougher penaltiesfor cell-phone use
• Ledin: County athletic directors create own association
• Editorial: Mubarak must bow out
• Santa Susana Field Lab work group to meet Wednesday
• Council antics
• Youth roundup: February 1, 2011
• Carlisle: Lakers are a SoCal obsession
• Youth signups: February 1, 2011
• Somis school district hires new interim superintendent
• Extreme weather
• Oxnard council asked Postal Service to keep distribution center open
• CLU students help local CEOs improve their business
• High speed chase from Woodland Hills ends between Oxnard and Camarillo early Monday morning
• Oak Park man keeps chaplains' story alive
• Nolan offers film for thought in Santa Barbara
• Disgraceful behavior
• Updated with Results - Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Lawmaker wants to bar firings for medical pot use
• Students to serve during Catholic Schools Week
• British actor Henry Cavill cast as Superman
• Pacers fire O’Brien, name Vogel interim
• In brief: Lecture series set at Oxnard College
• Standing by to illuminate "Master Harold..." next time you see these fellows, they'll be hanging high overhead, contributing their own particular brilliance...
• Number of homicides in Ventura County decreases, officials say
• St. John's hospital campuses to become smoke-free Tuesday
• Moorpark woman named Miss Ventura County
• Statistics show poverty in Oxnard on rise
• 500 attend All-Navy Box-Off at Warfield Gym
• Shooting Homicide with Arrest
• Franco cements rising idol status in Santa Barbara
• Straight talk hard to find
• Paulson: California GOP to rise again
• Editorial: Emptying Lenin's tomb
• Editorial: Change comes slowly to Senate
• Ignoring car debt is no out
• Driver in Highway 33 accident remains in critical condition
• Rain returns today, but only briefly
• Man attempts to rob Pierpont Inn in Ventura
• Ventura man killed in shooting; suspect arrested
• Car, but no occupants, found in waters off PCH
• Attempted Robbery – Pierpont Inn
• Cases like Anna's not common, but growing
• Repeated reports and multiple investigations weren't enough to stop abuse of adolescent girl
• Simi mayor fields questions at first town hall
• Hueneme students learn to safely prepare food
• Bicycle safety event emphasizes helmets
• Local college roundup: CLU's Boggan hits 3 homers
• Whether it be basketball or riding her horse in barrel racing, Ariel Hale knows what it's like to win
• Playing it a little safe paying off for Mickelson
• Vargas decides to get back in ring
• 'Cupcake Wars' victor offers tips to packed library
• Ventura City Council suffers from blurred vision
• Cason Point: Making a mountain out of an anthill
• New police chief to take oath of office
• Simi recycling event aids Royal High band
• Eye on the environment: Many angles to address to keep area's rich topsoil
• State law gives new school transfer option
• In brief: CMH to hold free heart screenings
• Oxnard ball field issue appears far from settled
• Democrats, interest groups push back against Brown's budget cuts
• Travel briefs: Travelers who go now can reap deals
• Companies are unwise to shun 'overqualified' applicants, some say
• TV's next reinvention just around the corner
• Keep looking up, but protect the downside
• Company Spotlight: Blois Construction Inc.
• TechBits: Site to offer chats with movie buffs
• Business in brief: Training to focus on global business
• Rehearsals for "Master Harold... and the Boys" move to Ventura this week, and we could not be more excited! Another brilliant photograph by Jeanne Tanner.
• Water Rescue (Ocean)
• Assault with Deadly Weapon - Criminal Threats - Arrest
• Teen robbed at knife point, police say
• Man found not guilty of killing dog
• Media mogul gives speech at Ronald Reagan Library
• Santa Paula veteran was pilot during two wars
• Community news from east Ventura County
• Pet of the week, east county
• Jurors hear closing arguments in murder trial
• Moorpark leaders honored at dinner
• Gallegly talks to Metrolink victims
• Commercial real estate expected to rebound in '11
• Kim has been good so far at Farmers
• Bravo!
• Pet of the week, west county
• Man stabbed in hand outside Ventura motel
• Navy Box-Off scheduled today in Port Hueneme
• Community news, west Ventura county
• Religion briefs
• Elite Theatre Company thrives after curtain nearly closed
• The Understudies bring longform to the VIC Feb 5
• Three teens rescued from rip current at Ventura beach
• Man pleads guilty to cutting puppy's ears with scissors
• Symbols of faith
• Social Security math
• Political commentary
• Life is like the theatre; tonight's performance is a one-time only endeavor-- there will never be another like it, so make the most of it! Dare to let yourself be a bit more theatrical, in all you do: don that jaunty chapeau, fling that jazzy scarf
• Two injured in PCH head-on crash
• Leeches are making a comeback as medical helpers
• Vatican seeks better ties with Islamic institute
• Stabbing
• Pirates release Thai fishing vessel after 8 months
• Biofuels firm, gold miner get worst company awards
• Riverbed Technology 4Q income soars
• Golden Gate Bridge toll booths shutting down
• Sara Lee to split itself into 2 companies
• Ford 2010 profit highest in a decade as sales rise
• US admirer of Gandhi sets himself on fire in India
• Still no family visit for China's Nobel winner
• Afghan police: At least 6 killed in explosion at Kabul grocery frequented by foreigners
• Russian President Medvedev has signed the ratifcation of nuclear arms cut pact with US
• Medvedev signs ratification of nuke pact with US
• Las Vegas Sands: Ex-employee's claim dismissed
• Work continues at Climax mine; opening unclear
• UN chief: economic model an environmental threat
• Arizona legislation targets automatic citizenship
• Afghan police report explosion, fire at grocery store frequented by foreigners in Kabul
• South Africa's surgeon general says Nelson Mandela has been discharged from the hospital
• Family: Mongolian activist in China still not free
• Ex-partner of Fla. Ponzi lawyer reaches $500K deal
• Internet, phones down as Egypt braces for protests
• Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Oakland police ID man, 19, fatally shot by officer
• Mexican authorities discover 219 migrants in truck
• British PM tells Davos: austerity is working
• Ukraine man arrested on human trafficking charges
• Toddler killed in driveway of Oakland home
• Claims about mining rules meet skepticism in Wyo.
• Samsung Electronics says 4th-quarter net profit rose 13 percent to $3.1 billion
• Samsung's 4th-quarter net profit rises 13 percent
• Ukraine man arrested on human trafficking charges
• Asian stocks down after S&P downgrades Japan
• Simi police arrest pair on suspicion of drug sales
• Poll: Plurality oppose ending item pricing law
• Sister called from missing NY prostitute's phone
• Ship captain charged in death had role on TV show
• US sues Boston Scientific over Guidant devices
• Hugh Jackman to return to the Academy Awards stage
• Informant cries, testifies at ex-CIA agent's trial
• Bill would provide Michigan tourism funding boost
• US sues Boston Scientific, alleging false claims
• Shooting outside Stockton store injures baby
• In the arts we find the beating heart of community. That pulse circulates, becomes what we know as our culture. That culture only becomes so when it's shared, in the form of our art, our music, our thought, our theatre -- to know it is to know us.
• The blame game
• In Brief
• Civil rights groups clash in Oxnard
• A Paramount problem
• Being Ray Bradbury
• Illustrator showcase showdown
• Homebuilder DR Horton posts quarterly loss
• Police shooter's fiancee denies sex attack claim
• Professor charged with peeing on colleague's door
• Mandela hospitalized for tests in South Africa
• Motorola Solutions 4Q earnings, revenue grow
• Altria 4Q net rises on higher prices, cost cuts
• Development officials seek shield from records law
• Chilean miners get promised trip to Disney World
• UK central banker: banks must hike capital buffers
• China approves testing property tax in some cities
• Danaher 4Q net income climbs, revenue rises
• Pakistan suffering famine-like child malnutrition
• Eli Lilly 4Q profit rises 28 percent
• Pizza chain Papa John's offers Super Bowl giveaway
• Swiss police: blast at Davos hotel, no injuries
• Police eye Caucasus suspects in Moscow bombing
• Time Warner Cable's 4Q profit up 22 percent
• Ahead of the Bell: Microsoft profit seen slipping
• Police: US official in car opens fire on alleged robbers in Pakistan, 2 people killed
• Police: US official in Pakistan shootout
• Untangling the web of government and taxation
• Moomjean's delusion
• Taking charge of your health in 2011
• Girls gone wild
• Tasty Thai in an unusual spot
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• I'd (probably) buy that for a dollar
• You make loving fund
• Free Will Astrology
• Former private-fund manager faces charges
• Hockey player sues Ducks alleging anti-Semitism
• White House renominates Berwick as Medicare chief
• Muslim cleric is arrested by US border agents
• Belmont changes policy after gay coach protest
• Mo. business owners, workers split on minimum wage
• Mexico denies request for pilot GM corn plots
• Judge blocks Colo. law affecting online retailers
• Asian stocks up after Dow briefly tops 12,000
• Marin bans plastic bags in unincorporated areas
• Industry eminent domain bill clears hurdle
• Belmont changes policy after gay coach protest
• Not guilty plea in CA meth-laced breastmilk death
• NM lawmaker wants drug testing for jobless claims
• Coast Guard reprimands officer for deadly crash
• Not guilty plea in meth-laced breastmilk death
• Fallin touts closing fund to lure business to Okla
• Idaho takes center stage in union contractor fight
• AP News in Brief
• China's next challenge is social reform
• The Breeze for January 27, 2011 is online
• Speaker for January 20 – Sheriff Geoff Dean
• Regulators: Ice triggered gas fires in Ohio town
• Abbott 4Q profit falls 6 percent on buyout costs
• Roscoe plant to bring 130 jobs to northern Ill.
• Calif city denies appeal, mosque will be built
• 1,000 jobs to go in Barclays' retail division
• Nigeria: 1 more week asked for voter registration
• Cyprus targets 2 percent deficit by 2013
• Investors focus on State of the Union, earnings
• Fourth of China's 2010 bank loans went to property
• Demand Media raises size, price of its IPO
• Boeing says 2011 profit hurt by 787, defense cuts
• General Dynamics 4Q profit rises 19 percent
• Occidental Petroleum 4Q earnings rise 29 percent
• More meetings planned about Detroit Works Project
• Jailed tycoon urges Medvedev to protect democracy
• WellPoint 4th-quarter net income drops
• Justice minister says Tunisia issues an international arrest warrant for ousted president
• Ahead of the Bell: Netflix expected to post big 4Q
• NYC school chorus to sing at Oscars
• AP News in Brief
• Mexican government: La Familia cartel in retreat
• Herdt: What if negative political ads don't work?
• Man charged with using counterfeit bills at casino
• Obama: Wireless Internet should reach nearly all
• Stopping the welfare checks to developers
• Asian stocks mostly lower ahead of Obama speech
• T.O. auto dealer seeks public's input on freeway sign
• Missing woman's phone was used on NY's Long Island
• Insurance regulator gets approval for tighter rule
• Editorial: Terrorists find a new target
• NYC prosecutor: Boost security fraud law sentences
• Obama calls for overhaul of corporate taxes
• Obama defends health care bill
• Obama calls for lower corporate tax rates, fewer loopholes and deductions
• Taking a cleaver to the budget
• County resident to appear on sitcom
• T.O. girl gets supporting actress Oscar nomination for 'True Grit'
• Senior Concerns to hold free seminar on Social Security
• Brown shakes up boards overseeing Calif. power
• Utilities to appeal NM greenhouse emissions cap
• New tenant for Lake Charles port
• Grand piano found on sandbar in Miami bay
• Enerkem to get biofuels loan for Miss. plant
• US women win Four Nations Tournament in China
• Kimberly-Clark 4Q net flat; raises dividend
• 3M profit dips in 4Q, lifts forecast for 2011
• Pakistani police say suicide blast kills at least 5 near Shiite Muslim march in city of Lahore
• EMC posts 61 percent jump in 4Q earnings
• Corning profit rises in 4Q on TV glass sales
• Warehouse fire prompts stay-inside warning in Ohio
• DuPont reports 4Q earnings decline
• Earnings Preview: WellPoint to report 4Q results
• Army: Soldier killed in northeast Nigeria by sect
• Mass. homes sales jump in December
• Dubai ruler's firm talks debt with 2 lender panels
• Eli Lilly's oncology unit president resigns
• Earnings Preview: Microsoft's fiscal 2nd quarter
• Thailand faces fresh street protests from Yellows
• Verizon adds 872,000 smart-phone subscribers
• Scrap company plans to buy Smurfit-Stone plant
• Abercrombie tourism proposals elicit questions
• NZ tourism agency apologizes to Anna Faris
• House GOP leader says no federal bailout of states
• USDA official visits Ventura
• Asian shares climb on Wall Street optimism
• Fire-damaged cruise ship arrives in SF for repairs
• Judge: Bell doesn't have to pay mayor's legal fees
• Honored for his creativity
• Argentina U20 defeats Chile 3-1
• Prescott man accused in city burglaries
• DA objects to delaying Garrido competency hearing
• Dropouts a bigger long-term crisis than budget
• Editorial: Redoing libel laws
• Pawlenty: Consider letting states have bankruptcy
• Editorial: Iran bans Valentine's Day
• California libraries again face budget ax
• Healthcare repeal not just about money
• AP News in Brief
• In brief: Outgoing CEO gets $100 million equity
• Entergy expects 4Q profit to fall but beat views
• McRib, coffee help boost McDonald's 4Q earnings
• Medical marijuana users getting pot soft drink
• Treasury announces Citigroup warrant auction
• GM's China sales pass US for first time in history
• Hungary's central bank raises key interest rate
• Medical marijuana users getting pot soft drink
• Fired Renault exec hits back over spying charge
• Clinical Data gets FDA OK for depression drug
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 2.5 cents
• Water main break closes Capital Beltway in Md.
• Japan's 'convict' monkey stages daring cage break
• Stocks set for a higher opening ahead of earnings
• Oakland school officer shoots, kills attacker
• Halliburton more than doubles 4Q profit
• Google awards $100 million to Eric Schmidt
• Former Mich. gov. to write book, teach in Calif.
• RadioShack CEO Julian Day retiring
• Afghan official: No more fuel trucks stuck in Iran
• RIPEC: State must make unemployment fund solvent
• Allen to announce 2012 bid for US Senate seat
• Simi council to consider options in annexing landfill, area lands
• Traffic deaths decline in county, state
• City Council to hear plan for Lowe's store in Newbury Park
• Moorpark College plans oral history project
• Port Hueneme name change proposal moves forward
• Water prices charting steady increase
• The week ahead: January 24, 2011
• Southeast Australia set for another week of floods
• Detroit symphony, striking musicians resume talks
• 2 turned away trying to visit WikiLeaks GI
• Walmart shooting leaves 2 dead, 2 deputies hurt
• Planners for Fairbank co-op market leases store
• Wash state shipping more raw materials to China
• Tigres wins 2-1 at America in Mexico
• Surfer hurt competing at Maverick's surf contest
• Police Chief Ralph Godbee: 4 officers wounded in shooting at Detroit police precinct
• Bitter cold hits Northeast, woman dies in driveway
• AP NewsAlert
• Tigres wins 2-1 at America in Mexico
• Robbery and Assault with a Deadly Weapon
• Albanian opposition to hold anti-gov't rally again
• Dubai World's port division defends finances
• China beats Sweden 2-1 with help from own goal
• Cable: Nigerian president had kidney transplant
• Saudi GDP growth projected at 4 pct this year
• Sao Paulo signs former Brazil playmaker Rivaldo
• Mass prayer at Bangladesh Islamic peace gathering
• AP News in Brief
• Zimbabwe resort targeted by Mugabe militants
• Israeli Cabinet approves tax plan on natural gas
• Kern man held on $1 million bond after bomb found
• Polls open for Central African Republic elections
• Tea partiers say defense in mix for budget cuts
• The nation's weather
• SKorea releases video of raid on hijacked ship
• FIFA, Russia sign declaration on 2018 World Cup
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• 3 movies made in Michigan to open at Sundance
• Federal center hopes to spur drug research
• Afghan parliament deal brings protest, uncertainty
• Kids are chefs at youth program
• Cason Point: Small coffee bistros deserve more buzz
• Eye on the environment: Make preventing pollution part of home project planning
• Foundation deeply rooted in area's history
• Doctors think of suicide more, survey shows
• Simi parents must deal quickly with preschool's closure
• County to help schools deal with bullying
• Low profile, big deal Foundation says goal is to maintain river
• In brief: Counseling center to hold open house
• Hundreds attend Oxnard counterterrorism seminar
• Dead baby found in trash bag in So. Calif. alley
• 1 dead in crash with man fleeing SoCal police
• Zsa Zsa Gabor heading home a week after amputation
• 2 arrested in attempted theft of Pasadena lamppost
• Speaker Boehner gets jacket at Xavier game
• Ind. police: Woman, 3 kids found dead were shot
• Women: Pa. abortions left us sterile, near death
• AP News in Brief
• No charges in shooting of OC bondsman
• Winter adventures become fond family memories
• Robbery
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• Pakistani actress slams cleric for criticism
• Nepal communists give up control over ex-fighters
• AP News in Brief
• Palestinian charged with insulting leader online
• North Korea issues first report on Hu-Obama summit
• The nation's weather
• Once-feared Tunisian police join protesters
• 15 people die in Uganda bus crash, baby survives
• Albanian opposition accuses gov't over 3 deaths
• Hawaii law bars release of Obama birth info
• Philippine troops find explosives in militant camp
• Afghan lawmakers continue standoff with Karzai
• Iran official supports NKorea nuclear programs
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US opts for no-bid contract
• Chinese groups criticize shrinking of fish reserve
• Albanian opposition accuses gov't over 3 deaths
• Malaysia nabs Somalis in day's 2nd raid on pirates
• US Rep. Bachmann brings tea party message to Iowa
• In brief
• Fillmore rockers booked at Whisky a Go Go
• Detecives spent more than a year on farm theft case
• Some in Moorpark might be asked to raise assessments
• Charity provides blankets for shelter animals
• Judge OKs SEC settlement with ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio
• Suspect pleads not guilty in SF coffeeshop killing
• USC faces tough hurdle in its NCAA appeal Saturday
• Deadly hit-and-run ends with man beaten by mob
• Device lets officers get prints in the field
• H.L. Hembree III, 79, ex-head of Ark. Best dies
• Count of county's homeless starts Tuesday
• Opponents critical of plan to close Oxnard mail center
• Mesa Air set to emerge from bankruptcy next month
• Trial underway for Millenium Tower climber
• Modesto officer charged with drunken driving
• Stocks poised to rise on strong earnings reports
• Chicago cabbies to use Ford natural gas vans
• BofA reports loss of $1.6 billion in 4Q
• French court convicts Warner Music Group CEO Bronfman in Vivendi insider trading case
• Floods costing Australia $3B in lost farming, coal
• Greece austerity program gets thumbs-up from Fitch
• British Airways, Iberia merger takes effect
• GE boosts 4Q income 52 pct
• Men's Wearhouse names Nichols to board
• Beacon Mutual suit granted class-action status
• Schlumberger reports 31 pct increase in 4Q income
• AP News in Brief
• Wake to be held in Washington for Sargent Shriver
• Former Iranian hostages reunite at West Point
• Mich. man to be sentenced for attempted spy effort
• Obama to visit GE turbine plant in upstate NY
• 520-day flight simulation nears 'landing' on Mars
• In Brief
• County refrains from methyl iodide use, for now
• Next-generation speed racer
• Apocalypse new
• Built to Last
• Planet Ventura
• What is freedom?
• 1 dead in rollover crash west of Phoenix
• Santa Rosa man sent to prison for 19th DUI
• Asia shares fall on lingering China growth worries
• St. Jude paying $16 million in DOJ settlement
• Oklahoma Ag Prices
• Idaho GOP gets ready to nullify health care reform
• Panel seeks ways to better cope with disasters
• Ariz. shooting victim recounts judge's heroism
• Gunfight in Mexican mall creates panic; 1 dead
• Deputies seek man who allegedly tried to lure boy into van
• Chavez says he won't give up decree powers
• DA: Missed chances to shut Philly clinic abounded
• NorCal county to sell cheap drug tests to parents
• Smithsonian chief says banned video a work of art
• Vt. announces maple settlement with McDonald's
• Gambling to return to ex-Rat Pack hangout at Tahoe
• Brown reaffirms Calif's financial crisis
• Teen Voice donates clothing to homeless adults and families on January 25 and begins new "homeless essential needs" project
• Indecent Exposure Arrest
• Woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• Earnings and jobless claims likely to sway stocks
• Zimbabwe mulls treason charges over WikiLeaks
• Explosion at Wash. natural gas-fueled power plant
• UC considers holistic review for admissions
• Thailand imposes diving ban to save coral
• Cincinnati Zoo to power park with solar panels
• GM Daewoo to change name, sell under Chevy brand
• South Korea says it has accepted North Korea's offer to hold high-level defense talks
• Somali pirates seize ship with 24 Vietnamese crew
• India: Disgraced bureaucrat couple had $80M wealth
• Brokenhearted goodbye to slain NJ police officer
• BHP Billiton coal output suffering from floods
• Conn. woman cleared of giving weapons to son
• AP News in Brief
• Tunisian army fires warning shots during protest march in the capital
• Caught on camera: Kenya cops kill pliant suspects
• Rich Indians acquire taste for fine wines, spirits
• Tunisian official news agency says government ministers quit longtime ruling party
• Tunisian army fires warning shots during protest
• A nation divided
• Turning down the volume
• City girl in a Country role
• Beer-centric restaurant worthy of a road trip south
• Sounding the 805
• Picks of the week
• Free Will Astrology
• Triumph of the Willy
• Speak up about Ventura's code enforcement
• The Critical Line
• Canadian arrested on US terrorism complaint
• 2 efforts to bring back laid-off Camden cops fail
• Calif. high court declines to hear friars' case
• Hawaii boaters asked to look for entangled whale
• APNewsBreak: Calif. handgun ammo rules thrown out
• Study: Recovering economy means increased traffic
• NY court upholds man's Ore. terror camp conviction
• Calif. high court declines to hear friars' case
• Giffords able to stand up in another milestone
• More than 20 years later, missing NY baby is found
• Argentina defeats Peru 2-1 in U20 qualifying
• Bell student shot at restaurant near high school
• Anne Hathaway to play Catwoman in new Batman movie
• Fillmore man sentenced to 60 years to life for child molestation
• First lady wears McQueen to state dinner
• Mass. clergy abuse lawyer lists names of accused
• Calif city rejects Fcebook shaming of DUI suspects
• NY court upholds man's Ore. terror camp conviction
• Jury weighs sex charges against former Iowa player
• Murder, rape charges pending in Philly stranglings
• Ventura City Council approves new Labor Agreements with Employees for $1.3 in Annual Savings
• The Breeze for January 20, 2011 is online
• Speaker for January 13 – Dr. Mel Cheatham
• New workshop schedule
• "Hally, we’re bumping into each other all the time.... Look at the three of us this afternoon -- None of us knows the steps and there’s no music playing... and it doesn’t stop with us. America bumping into Russia, England is bumpin
• Assault With a Deadly Weapon - Child Endangerment - Resist Arrest
• San Jose leaders call homicide spike an aberration
• Johnson returns to AES board after Energy stint
• Germany: not eyeing Greek debt restructuring
• DiamondRock Hospitality prices 11M stock offering
• Switzerland says it will freeze assets of Tunisia's ousted Ben Ali, Ivory Coast's Gbagbo
• Thieves in Fla. take $10M in phone equipment
• Dodgers, Chad Billingsley agree to deal; Angels agree to terms with four players
• Tunisian judge opens investigation into foreign assets of ousted president and his family
• Investors zero in on bank earnings on Wall Street
• Rising rivers swamp another Australian town
• Poland raises interest rates as inflation picks up
• Utility seeks $8.8M from theft convicted ex-GM
• Rap is in the house at the Mich. Supreme Court
• Genentech says melanoma drug met study goal
• East Coast storm brings sloppy, slippery, icy mess
• UK watchdog: Coke's Vitaminwater claims misleading
• Indian PM announces government reshuffle
• Fla. home warranty company adding 100 jobs in SC
• Ahead of the Bell: EBay to report 4Q results
• Crime Alert
• Maradona announces 'mourning is over'
• Man to plead guilty in spider smuggling case
• MacArthur awards to nonprofit institutions
• ND US Sen. Kent Conrad won't run for re-election
• Fed prison guard sentenced on SD drug charge
• N. America's oldest Asian elephant dies in Calif.
• N. America's oldest Asian elephant dies in Calif.
• Report: Hard to tell effect of Alaska oil tax
• Lawmakers face decisions on health care reform
• MacArthur Foundation awards go to 11 nonprofits
• Mexico: Arrest in shooting of Paraguay footballer
• Malfunction causes blast at MT aerospace facility
• 2 inmates get 15 years in prison beating death
• Natural gas leak reported at offshore platform
• Electrical problem cited in Pa. fire that killed 4
• AP News in Brief
• More schools taking classes outdoors
• In brief: Applicants sought for Youth Summit
• We're thrilled to announce that RTC and Daddy Long Legs were honored with three Ovation Awards last night; Megan McGinnis, Lead Actress in a Musical, John Caird, Book for an Original Musical, and Paul Gordon for Music/Lyrics for an Original Musical.
• RSVP by Jan. 21 for free Volunteer Summit on Jan. 26 at Ventura City Hall
• Ahead of the Bell: IBM seen boosting 4Q profit
• Nigeria woos bidders for state-run power company
• Putin sets up organizing committee for 2018 WCup
• Sparks councilman Carrigan on RSCVA board
• Stocks set for mixed opening ahead of earnings
• TD Ameritrade 1Q net income grows 6 percent
• Chihuahua survives owl attack in suburban Chicago
• Earnings Preview: EBay to report 4th-qtr results
• Israel slow on aviation reform
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices down 1.7 cents
• Obama wants to shed rules that hurt job growth
• Comerica buying Sterling Bancshares in $1B deal
• China's Hu to engage in rare Q&A with media in US
• R. Sargent Shriver in critical condition in Md.
• UN team examines seized Iranian weapons in Nigeria
• State media: Qatar names new energy minister
• Afghan officials: 50 Taliban switch sides in north
• Jailed Kazakh activist denied parole
• Strike by Lufthansa Paris crew disrupts flights
• 7 firefighters injured in New York building fire
• Asian shares rise slightly as Nikkei turns higher
• NY mayor: Chancellor's birth control remark a joke
• Colombia rallies for 1-1 draw with Ecuador
• Sonoma County ag commissioner placed on paid leave
• Vigil honors NJ police officer slain in patrol car
• Boeing resumes 787 certification flights
• Stolen tortoises back home snug and warm
• Police: Dog apparently poisoned with meatballs
• Limoneira development in Santa Paula approaching final hurdle
• Good deeds blossom on Martin Luther King Day
• Youth briefs: Victory boys win championship
• U.S. investors can't participate in Facebook project
• Auto union wants to organize non-Big 3 plants
• Church says Mormon missionary killed in Jamaica
• Say what? Jabbering Jets keep talking and winning
• Spiller, talented coaches, players hit homer in Camarillo clinic
• Reardon takes over mortuary in Oxnard
• Savvy skiers enjoy hideaway tucked above county
• It's always exciting when the lights go up on a new show -- but this time is equally exciting, when all cylinders are firing in preparation for that show. The show is "Master Harold... and the Boys," and it's coming!
• Robbery - Child Endangerment
• R. Sargent Shriver hospitalized outside Washington
• Golden Globe parties packed with celebrating stars
• Russian opposition leader urges Western sanctions
• AU envoy: Gbagbo staying is a blow to democracy
• AM General cutting 300 jobs at N. Ind. factory
• BlackBerry agrees to filter out porn in Indonesia
• Somali pirates release 1 ship, hijack another
• Spanish court to rule on Santander CEO sentence
• Toyota halts Japan production due to heavy snow
• Spy Dubai: next Bond novel has Gulf setting
• John Paul II's blood to be relic in Polish church
• South Africans accept Wal-Mart bid
• Minibus bombing in NW Pakistan kills 19
• The nation's weather
• Australia floods could be costliest disaster ever
• China coach to keep job after Asian Cup
• UK government plans major health care reform
• AP News in Brief
• BP shares rise on Arctic deal despite complaints
• BP wins first Australian oil exploration permits
• Asian shares mixed after China central bank move
• More than 200 turn out for vigil for Vang Pao
• Sargent Shriver hospitalized in suburban DC
• Plans under way for Truckee-Tahoe trail
• Chronology of ex-dictator 'Baby Doc' Duvalier
• SF police seek suspects in Twin Peaks killing
• AP News in Brief
• Activities set for CLU's Homelessness Awareness Week
• Schools plan for 2 budget scenarios
• Comedy fundraiser to benefit cancer survivors
• The week ahead: January 17, 2011
• In brief: Art scholarship applicants sought
• Sailor complains of discrimination in Navy
• Editorial: A loathsome new low
• Paulson: Let's unite behind new GOP Congress
• Editorial: MLK Day has a special resonance
• Dr. King's legacy calls for reflection
• Haitian television says ousted former dictator Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier has returned
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti after long exile
• S.Sudan early returns show big vote for secession
• Police arrest suspect in NJ police officer murder
• For heady tea party, now the hard part begins
• Young AZ victim's dad: Boston girl received organs
• Ocean County Prosecutor: Suspect in murder of Lakewood, NJ police officer has been arrested
• Tunisia state news agency says head of ousted President Ben Ali's presidential guard arrested
• Tunisia arrests head of presidential guard, others
• Official: 9 civilians killed in roadside bomb blast in northern Afghanistan
• ASEAN urges lifting of sanctions on Myanmar
• Brazil slide survivors left to fend on own
• Pakistan terrorist attacks down almost 20 percent
• Chung elected Oceania confederation president
• AP News in Brief
• Court officials investigated in China toll case
• India to raze building for environmental violation
• Serbia looks to improve image with peacekeeping
• AP-GfK Poll: Raw feelings ease over health law
• The nation's weather
• Ariz. shooting victim accused of making threat
• Taiwan removes US beef with residue of banned drug
• 2 African blackfooted penguins hatched at aquarium
• Cason Point: Card-table democracy is still our best bet
• Eye on the environment: Efforts made to recycle farm plastic
• In brief: Simi Valley Hospital preschool to close
• Council to meet Tuesday on Fillmore grievance report
• Places found for all 73 residents of defunct Oxnard care home
• Area school districts contemplate earlier start
• Arizona shooting victim arrested after threat
• Lego-lover builds replica of Ohio State stadium
• More than 80 skiers rescued after Ohio lift stalls
• 2 African blackfooted penguins hatched at aquarium
• AP News in Brief
• Some free programs work as well as ones that cost
• Travel briefs: Southwest revamps loyalty program
• Authorities say teen killed in Bay Point shooting
• Soaked Australia focuses on flood clean-up
• Customer service is part of everyone's job
• Grape expectations
• “You need three things in the theater - the play, the actors and the audience, - and each must give something” (Kenneth Haigh)
• Germany bans 934 more farms in dioxin scare
• Jamaica warns about increases in ackee poisoning
• Tunisia's new interim president says he has asked the premier to form a unity government
• Public worker costs likely target in Snyder speech
• Nigeria starts voter registration for April poll
• South Korean freighter hijacked by Somali pirates
• Report: Spain mulling further bank support
• AP News in Brief
• Gunmen torch 14 NATO oil tankers in south Pakistan
• US Marine kills Afghan policeman after dispute
• Coroner says 42 people killed in a fire at Tunisian prison
• Man killed in apparent fall from plane in Pakistan
• Report: SKorean freighter hijacked in Indian Ocean
• LA videos: Disabled woman says she was victimized
• The nation's weather
• US Marine kills Afghan policeman after dispute
• Top Tunisian official says longtime President Ben Ali has left power for good
• Tunisian official says president of lower house of parliament is temporarily assuming power
• Swiss central bank loses $22 billion in 2010
• Tunisians drive leader from power in mass uprising
• DOJ opposes abrupt end to 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Panelist drops out of Calif. redistricting board
• Concord police say man brandished knives in lobby
• Miss America contestants show their shoes in Vegas
• Justice Dept. outlines defense of US marriage law
• Calif. student pleads not guilty to weapon charges
• Mich. police: Man killed wife, 2 kids before self
• Pilot recalls events of landing plane in Hudson
• Fire near western Ky. mine extinguished
• NorCal woman gets 2 years for income tax evasion
• Federal judges consider high school sports case
• Official: Ariz. shooter posed in G-string with gun
• Federal judges consider high school sports case
• Pilot recalls events of landing plane in Hudson
• Moment of silence back in effect in Ill. schools
• USC WR Collier leaves Trojans, but WR Ambles stays
• NJ lawyer pleads guilty in NYC insider trade case
• APNewsBreak: Enviro law group disputes public docs
• Blue Shield of Calif to proceed with rate hikes
• Indonesia torture video soldiers on minor charges
• Roadside bomb kills 7 in southern Afghanistan
• Consumer prices rise by the most in 18 months, mostly due to higher gas costs
• Consumer price index jumps on costlier gas
• Inflation and retail reports on investors' agenda
• Treasury announces bank warrant auctions
• Thousands march in Tunisia, urge president to quit
• Judge rejects restrictions on bridge protesters
• GM completes stock contribution to pension plans
• Retail sales rise for sixth month in December
• Chancellor links Tucson shootings to immigration
• Retail sales rise for sixth month in December, capping a rebound year following deep recession
• Floods take major toll on Australian farms, mines
• Incentives to spur growth in Detroit's Midtown
• India: Forces in Kashmir to be cut after peace
• Tunisian medical officials say 13 people have died in new unrest in the North African nation
• R.J. Reynolds Tobacco cutting more NC jobs
• Belarus says Germany, Poland tried coup
• Cell phone leads Fla. cops to suspected burglar
• 3 facing charges in Oakland home invasions
• NY court: Filmmaker gave up journalistic freedom
• Australia floods recede to reveal extent of damage
• Asian shares lackluster in early trading
• Ventura man, 48, dies after bicycle crash
• 2 fundraisers to benefit families of women killed in motorcycle crash
• 4 accused of foreclosure rescue fraud
• New stamp to fight counterfeit smokes
• T.O. wins lottery for renewable energy project
• Tennessee county sued over Ten Commandments plaque
• Martinez faces another lawsuit over regulations
• Wife of Mass. congressman gets 30 days behind bars
• Yum Brands to sponsor Kentucky Derby through 2015
• Fire continues burning near western Kentucky mine
• FairPoint gets green light from bankruptcy court
• Study tracks salmon coping with warming river
• Ex-Bell official ousted from volunteer parking job
• Feds charge pair in insider trading scheme
• Yum to continue sponsorship of Kentucky Derby
• Ex-Bell official ousted from volunteer parking job
• AP News in Brief
• Landslide still blocks SoCal coast highway lanes
• Former La. Gov. Edwin Edwards out of prison
• Wrongfully convicted man freed after 18 years
• US trade official says Doha deal possible in 2011
• Stocks flat ahead of report on jobless claims
• UK looking at Experian, insurers in pricing probe
• Husband of Tucson victim: Service was therapeutic
• Report: Temarii to challenge FIFA suspension
• USDA: 2010 was good year for Colorado crops
• Stratosphere hires new GM after $20M renovation
• 4 more reported dead in latest Tunisian unrest
• 2 drown trying to swim across pond near Stockton
• 21 dead, 270,000 homeless in Sri Lankan floods
• Brazil slides toll up, survivors tell of horrors
• Electric car to bring 70 new jobs to Elkhart
• Williams-Sonoma boosts 4Q, full-year outlooks
• Prosecutors: Border Patrol agent had secret room
• Results of new EU bank stress tests due mid-2011
• Commerzbank plans capital increase
• The political strategy of health insurance
• Ignorance is bliss?
• The Right Persuasion
• The Critical Line
• It's a 3-D world
• For meals as rich as its history, El Tecolote can't be beat
• Home spun
• Picks of the week
• Extremely old spice
• Free Will Astrology
• College reports show Loughner breakdown in 2010
• D.A. investigator intentionally shot himself, police say
• Jaywalking Enforcement
• City of Ventura, Caltrans and Union Pacific Railroad Collaborate to Improve Railroad Trestle Over Highway 101
• ITT Corp. splitting into 3 separate companies
• Homeless Ohioan with famous voice issued subpoena
• Texas Railroad Commission may get a new name
• Pool product company, 232 jobs leaving Moorpark
• Tyler Perry earns 19 NAACP Image Award nominations
• Conan OK with Letterman, not so much with Leno
• Smoke prompts evacuation at Library of Congress
• Big band singer Margaret Whiting dies in NJ at 86
• 2nd suspect arrested in Modesto kidnapping, attack
• Man found negligent in crash that killed 1, paralyzed CHP officer
• The Breeze for January 13, 2011 is online
• Speaker for January 6 – Cheri Kurman
• Floods turn major Australian city into ghost town
• San Bruno OKs plan to give $400K to blast victims
• ITT, Noble, Zale are big market movers
• Ventura condo complex fire apparently caused by overloaded outlet
• British firm gives notice of EMI verdict appeal
• Ventura City Council approves RFP to conduct library strategic planning process; Proposals due February 1
• Police clash with protesters in Tunisian capital
• 18 die in floods, mudslides in Sri Lanka
• Ferentz expected to testify at ex-player's trial
• Ohio company plans SC call center with 200 workers
• Samuels to step down as Maker's Mark president
• AP analysis: Jobs crisis pushes up economic stress
• The nation's weather
• North Korea's military: a bad hand played well
• DEQ: Old GM plant now ready for use
• Panel hears appeal of mine plan near Crested Butte
• Pennsy offers $1M loan to troubled Tastykake maker
• Belgium sets tough budget target despite gridlock
• Tunisian prime minister says interior minister fired and replaced after deadly protests
• Tunisian prime minister says most prisoners arrested during deadly riots freed
• Tajikistan agrees to give land to China
• Germany: Tainted pork possibly sold in stores
• Russia blames Polish crew in Kaczynski crash
• Eurozone industrial output up 1.2 percent in Nov
• Haley to be sworn in as South Carolina governor
• EU Commissioner says debt crisis bailout fund should be reinforced and its scope widened
• Okla. boy rescued after tongue gets stuck on pole
• Company is testing plane for military
• Korean factories to become Haiti's No. 1 employer
• Ladyface Ale brewery to expand operations in Agoura Hills
• New bankruptcy cases up almost 28% in Ventura County
• Camarillo mobile home park owner to reduce proposed rent hike
• Retailers’ strong profits news pushes stocks higher
• No decision on T.O. mobile home park rent increase
• Board approves financing for T.O. health clinic
• Calif. pot patient convicted in thief's death
• In brief: Health heroes to be recognized
• Grant pledge extended for equestrian center
• City-county agreement means Moorpark's Ruben Castro center could open in one year
• Ohio school: Bugs found in noodles used in lunches
• Inmate sentenced to 20 yrs in beating death
• Crow leaders, Tester push $461M water settlement
• Judge could put family, lawyer behind bars
• Northern Calif inmate charged with jail murder
• Kern Co deputy pleads not guilty to stealing money
• Hundreds turn out for film industry debate
• Time for another theatre adventure overnighter! Join us for a VIP trip to see "Dangerous Beauty" at the Pasadena Playhouse, March 6-7: enjoy a pre-show dinner with the creative team, tour the magnificent Huntington Gardens and famed Gamble Hous
• Fort Wayne withholds $200K in grants from Navistar
• Fed official: $600B bond program could backfire
• Expert urges agriculture water use changes
• Doctor: No change in Rep. Giffords condition
• Spain says deficit-cutting on target
• BP claims czar continues Gulf tour amid complaints
• Newell Rubbermaid says CEO Ketchum is retiring
• Top lawyer to represent accused Arizona gunman
• US-Russia civil nuclear deal goes into effect
• Biographical information on Judy Clarke
• Verizon big winner from having iPhone? Not so fast
• Assange: We're stepping up release of leaked docs
• Assange: WikiLeaks to speed release of leaked docs
• Barclays CEO: time for banks to apologize is over
• American's retrial begins in 'milkshake murder'
• Newell Rubbermaid says CEO Ketchum is retiring
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• Japan to help finance European bailouts
• Brown's next incarnation: state's chief salesman
• Brown's budget plan hits health, human services hard
• Charges against new Navajo president still pending
• LA gang officers quit over financial rules
• Ohio ex-NASA worker charged over military exports
• Baltimore officer was killed by fellow officers
• Tech cos. want Boy Scout perversion files blocked
• Brown wants to cut state-issued cell phones for workers
• Governor aims to eliminate redevelopment agencies
• Proposed budget not kind to state colleges
• Editorial: Suspect was already over the edge
• Our political culture inflames the unstable
• What may have set off shooter
• P.H. liquor store robbed
• Bliss delights in helping people at Senior Concerns
• In brief: Peace Academy president to speak
• Youth sports sign-ups: January 11, 2011
• Youth sports roundup: January 11, 2011
• Youth sports results: January 11, 2011
• "The theatre is so endlessly fascinating because it's so accidental. It's so much like life." (Arthur Miller)
• Montalvo Elementary students conduct campus waste assessment; assist School District environmental efforts, January 12
• BP claims czar returns to Gulf amid complaints
• Playboy agrees to Hefner buyout offer
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 1.6 cents
• Former Lutheran bishop Paul Egertson dies at 75
• Speeding NH father-to-be gets his day in court
• UK Labour seeks extension of 50 pct bank bonus tax
• Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• The publisher of Playboy says it has agreed to Hugh Hefner's offer to take the company private
• South Korean film director makes movie on iPhone
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• Global economy ticks upward, say bankers at Basel
• Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show
• Nigeria secret police return columnist's passports
• 4 die, infant hurt when train hits SUV in NE Ind.
• Docs optimistic, but Giffords in for long recovery
• Ohio State studies symptoms of cat stress, disease
• NYPD charge Portuguese model in NYC hotel slaying
• US, China defense chiefs mend frayed military ties
• Trial set for man charged in Ill. teen's beating
• Tainted food dumped at S. Africa squatter camp
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Bob Davidson Wants Your Pledge to Rise Above the Plastics
• In brief: Meeting about Auto Mall sign planned
• Fatal motorcycle accident in Oxnard, intersection shut down
• Simi City Council to address Earls' suit
• Camarillo church marks Epiphany at Ventura Harbor
• Parts of Las Posas Road, Rose Avenue to close
• Ojai college student hopes to break handshaking record
• The week ahead: January 10, 2011
• Pacific Coast Highway reopens after three-week closure
• Ventura police catch teen hiding in tree after alleged wallet theft
• Camarillo meeting to address train projects
• Theft from Person/Purse and Arrest
• Authorities: Man suspected of raping older women
• 3 vehicle Moorpark accident sends 7 to hospitals with minor injuries
• Trans-Alaska oil pipeline remains shut down
• Pachuca wins 2-0 at America in Mexico
• Congresswoman's intern stanched blood from gunshot
• AP News in Brief
• Armed suspect jumps to his death after LA killings
• Chavez calls burning of gov't building terrorism
• 3 rescued after boat sinks in Pyramid Lake
• Suspect arrested in 1981 Lancaster murder
• India: Afghan reconciliation must be led by Kabul
• Iceland summons US envoy over WikiLeaks subpoena
• Ronaldinho set to join Flamengo
• Strong earthquake recorded near Vanuatu
• AP News in Brief
• Portuguese model in custody; companion castrated
• German media campaign for jailed reporters in Iran
• Clerics arrest sparks Afghan protest
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• Televangelists escape penalty in Senate inquiry
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• Man gets 15 months in scam targeting Lowe's stores
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• Va plant destroys alcoholic energy drinks
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• Thai zoo unveils white tiger cubs
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• Microsoft CEO takes CES stage amid tablet crush
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• Battery factory poisons 24 children in China
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• Analysis: SKorea cool to NKorea charm offensive
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• NIreland water company chief resigns over failures
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• Ronaldinho agent: Player set to announce new club
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• Massive cruise liner docks in Cuba to much fanfare
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• Mass. Lt. Gov. pulls kids from burning minivan
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• Giant tuna fetches record $396,000 in Tokyo
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• World Bank issues its 1st yuan bonds in Hong Kong
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• Genoa agrees on Juraj Kucka's transfer
• New edition removes Mark Twain's 'offensive' words
• Haiti presidential runoff 'impossible' this month
• Groups seek rehearing on Xcel coal-to-gas plan
• Official: Feds probe NYC storm slowdown reports
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• Ala. judge preps for thousands of Chantix lawsuits
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• Asus bets on variety of forms to win tablet fans
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• Outgoing Sen. Arlen Specter to teach at Penn law
• Jamaica falls behind schedule to open cruise port
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• Mass. DA: Reckless behavior led to boy's Uzi death
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• Israel focuses its energy on clean technologies
• Ahead of the Bell: Higher auto sales seen in 2010
• Suit: Women were taped while disrobing at Pa. spa
• Greasy backup into homes appears linked to plant
• Corinthians releases former Arsenal midfielder Edu
• Virginia tobacco maker seeks new FDA designation
• Uganda court rules media cannot 'out' gay Ugandans
• Deputy: Guns on bed of boy charged in mom's death
• Schwarzenegger tweet to Medvedev: Let's go skiing
• Police say gunshots heard at market popular with foreigners in Pakistani capital
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• Police say governor of Pakistan's Punjab province killed by his own guard in capital
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• Vietnam shrimp exports hit record high
• Afghanistan's Karzai complains about interference
• Hayward woman killed in police shooting identified
• Vote expected on more waste for Texas nuke dump
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• Calavo's earnings rose 30% in 2010
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• Official: Zetas drug gang had base in Guatemala
• Japan PM calls for debate on raising sales tax
• Youth sports roundup: Three youth all-stars compete in San Antonio football games
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• L.A. shows fate of pensions
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• In brief: BofA settles claims on bad home loans
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• Diamond Offshore orders deepwater rig
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• Fortegra Financial acquires Auto Knight Motor Club
• Lawsuit challenges annexation of Sunset Beach
• Home invasion suspect shot to death by LA police
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• Neighbors to pressure Ivory Coast leader to leave
• Stocks poised to start 2011 with a lift
• Afghan violence leaves 5 civilians dead
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• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 5.1 cents
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• Pakistani gov't in dire straits as key party quits
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• Navy probes carrier officer's lewd onboard videos
• LHC Group buys hospice agencies
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• Orbitz names former Crocs executive as new CFO
• Purse Theft - Arrest
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• Woman in prison for killing pimp granted clemency
• Second body found in burned Calif. house
• SKorea's president says he won't let NKorea 'covet even an inch of our territory'
• Kan. school defends decision to kick out students
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• AP News in Brief
• Calif. woman who killed pimp granted clemency
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• Snowman makes appearance at the beach
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• Idaho wind farms want to sell energy credits
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• Reports: Ronaldinho in Brazil to negotiate future
• Desperate act leads to unrest in Tunisia
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• 'Black boxes' of exploded Russian plane found
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• Nigeria: Oil militants deny hand in barrack attack
• 4 children, 1 man killed in Seattle suburb fire
• Garcia out, Oar in for Australia at Asian Cup
• Visitors snap up 100 trillion Zimbabwe bank notes
• Deputy, suspect dead in Ohio trailer park standoff
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• Hong Kong democracy activist Szeto dies at age 79
• Aloisi scores in Heart win over North Queensland
• Ex-judge will try to settle Monroe hot dog dispute
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• Oxnard woman suspected of stabbing a teen turns herself in to police
• Oxnard police arrest 10 suspected of DUI early Saturday
• Cubans on Fla. Keys offshore island are detained
• Calif. house burns after man says he shot his wife
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• AP News in Brief
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• Bellringer: Final round pushes Bellringer total to $52,405
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• 3 US missile attacks kill 18 in northwest Pakistan
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• Khodorkovsky's lawyer appeals his new sentence
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• A judge has sentenced jailed Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky to 14 years in prison
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• Jackson estate demands autopsy show cancellation
• Obama extends Hawaiian vacation another day
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• Rio Tinto shares slip amid Australian floods
• Putin assails officials over Moscow airport logjam
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• LSE listings up more than 500 percent in 2010
• Desire Petroleum shares slide on Falklands report
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• Reports: SEC looking into trades of private shares
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• Man sues Bakersfield museum after raccoon attack
• Itar-Tass: Russian military flight crash, 11 dead
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• Pakistan govt in turmoil as party to quit Cabinet
• Alcatel to pay $137M to settle bribery charges
• Jailed China tainted milk activist paroled
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• Radical Nigerian Muslim group claims attacks
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• Small quake rattles Simi Valley area; no damage
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• Russia rejects criticism of Khodorkovsky's trial
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• Stranded by trains, planes after Northeast storm
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• 2 killed, 2 hurt in Phoenix strip club shooting
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• Dubai's Emaar, Saudi's Jadawel settle dispute
• Russian leader: Ethnic conflicts deadly dangerous
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• Abused NorCal girl dies after 6 years in coma
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• New reports of violence emerge in central Nigeria
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• Germany to create cyber defense center
• Taliban kidnap 23 Pakistanis in show of strength
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• Mass. tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• AAA: Ohio gas rises 9 cents to average $3.02
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• Ventura County schools, districts win California Golden Bell awards
• Crash knocks out power at major Ventura intersection
• After Christmas deals lure Sunday shoppers
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• Asian stocks mixed after China's rate hike
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• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
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• Woman killed in Christmas drive-by shooting
• Punishing winter storm sacks Vikings Eagles game
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• Quake shakes New Zealand, causing minor damage
• Authorities recover body of man who fell overboard
• Chavez bids critical farewell to adversary Perez
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• Bill Clinton to campaign for Emanuel in Chicago
• Snow storm bears down on Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
• Thousands rally in Moscow against ethnic violence
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• Retailers roll out after-Christmas sales
• Icy rain shuts down Moscow's airport, power lines
• Afghan official: NATO violated security agreement
• 8 militants killed in Russia's North Caucasus
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• UN: 14,000 flee Ivory Coast amid civil war fears
• Playboy pins hopes on clubs, license deals in Asia
• NKorea troops boast of artillery attacks on SKorea
• Police kill shotgun-toting man near Mormon temple
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• Bus, van collide in India, killing 35, injuring 14
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• China's Wen seeks to assure public about inflation
• Isham reigned as the top offensive player in Ventura County
• Oxnard's Terrell Watson is The Star's defensive player of the year
• Panama president denies alleged phone tap request
• Suspect jailed after Fresno Christmas Day chase
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• Two area teachers given fellowships
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• Armed man at Mormon temple killed in Utah shootout
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• Ex: Woman who died at Busch home had heart issue
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• In brief: Senior Fest event set Jan. 12 at CLU
• Cason Point: You can't spell Christmas without a Big C
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• Sheriff Bob Brooks packs up after 37 years in law enforcement
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• Indonesia lightly cuts 2 Australians' prison terms
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• Police clash with protesters in Tunisia
• Rocket with Indian satellite explodes after launch
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• Guinea's president names new prime minister
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• Russian lower house of parliament gives preliminary approval to US-Russian arms treaty
• RI Police: Santa didn't rob bar; bartender charged
• Toyota adding full-time jobs at S. Ind. factory
• Vt. settles with DirecTV; customers to get refunds
• Nigeria: Iranian charged in arms case granted bail
• CT Transit workers reject contract offer
• Alleged Russian spy released on bail in Britain
• Russian president urges tough action against riots
• AP News in Brief
• West African bank cuts off Ivory Coast's Gbagbo
• Ivory Coast's Gbagbo loses access to state funds
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Japan falls for novel on management guru Drucker
• A day at the park
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• Sounding the 805
• Home Spun
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• Power To Speak
• Wis. community of Wautoma gaining hundreds of jobs
• AP News in Brief
• Boeing resumes test flights of 787s
• Meeks withdraws from Chicago mayor's race
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• Iron Range company to supply Mexican steelmaker
• Calif.'s December deluge breaks rainfall records
• US to pay $55M for cleanup in Washington state
• Skull of possible serial killer victim found in WA
• Fresno man charged in 2 stabbing deaths
• Former Ripon crime lab analyst to stand trial
• Randgold says Ivory Coast crisis will hit output
• 2 plead guilty in Navy SEAL weapon smuggling case
• Jo-Ann Stores, Crocs are big market movers
• Venezuelan politician sentenced to prison
• Calif. to further study toxic chemical regulations
• Calif man pleads not guilty to raping teen runaway
• New Mexico lands Marvel Studios' super hero movie
• So far so good for holiday travelers in Washington
• Activists: Live animals freezing in nativity scene
• SF mayor delaying swearing-in as lieutenant gov
• Changes proposed following pig abuse at Va. farm
• Rovi buying Sonic Solutions in $720M deal
• Ohio fraud fugitive to be told to serve 25 years
• Control of Sudan's oil a big issue in January vote
• U-M may open Big House to 50-yard-line weddings
• Khmer Rouge jailer's appeals to be heard in March
• Maersk buys Brazilian oil group for $2.4 billion
• Ohio fraud fugitive to be told to serve 25 years
• Body found on jetty in Oakland pond; ID unknown
• Romanian flings himself from Parliament balcony
• Pakistani drone victim seeks to put US on trial
• Japan's Emperor Akihito celebrates 77th birthday
• Cherokee, Apple partner to put language on iPhones
• Vets-in-training helping elderly keep animals
• North Korea threatens to launch 'sacred war' amid tension with South Korea
• Parents still cling to hope after 2004 tsunami
• Suicide attack kills 1 policeman in Afghanistan
• Maryland car crash reveals indoor marijuana farm
• Psychotic reactions
• Rolling around the Christmas tree
• Buy Art
• Down, but not out
• Eclectic international eats at Sugar Beets
• The Critical Line
• Picks of the week
• Fighting back
• An unfair to remember
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• Conservancy granted $1 million to restore estuary land
• Nike, Walgreen, Airgas are big movers
• SKorea holds massive new drills after North attack
• Micron's 1Q profit slips 24 percent
• Groomed Beard Bandit strikes another Ventura bank
• Monterey County soldier, 19, killed in Afghanistan
• Bill aims to curb underage drinking on party buses
• Oregon per capita income dropped in 2009
• Bank Robbery
• Congress extends trade assistance for 6 weeks
• Asian Village owner pleads to tax charges
• Man accused in a string of bank robberies
• 'Large Guy' convicted in Chicago racketeering case
• Famed balloonist laid to rest in NM
• Newbury Park sees rash of car burglaries
• Cuba tries to ease worries about economic change
• Mass. lottery "ticket cashers" claim millions
• Andrew Thomas Gallo
• US rig count up by 5
• The Breeze for December 23, 2010 is online
• Mass. single-family home sales drop again
• Boston wants more money from nonprofits
• Stocks mixed ahead of home sales, GDP reports
• Australian police seize $14M worth of crystal meth
• World Bank freezes loans to Ivory Coast
• Union: Crown III mine lays off 37 miners
• Hillside slides onto I-10 ramp as rain soaks Calif
• Pakistan army plane crashes, 2 killed
• Teradata buys analytics firm Aprimo for $525M
• Rain-soaked hillside collapse along SoCal freeway
• Afghan official says Iran bans fuel exports
• RI single-family home median prices still rising
• Navistar 4Q earnings fall, hurt by contract costs
• Vigilantism discouraged in Philly strangler search
• Oakland to spend up to $750,000 on ballpark study
• Closing Neb. irrigation canal will boost Platte
• Moscow police chief questions civil liberties
• Ohio average gas price tops $3, 1st time since '08
• Parents of Rutgers student intend to sue
• New coalition calls for county patient pilfering probe
• Man hospitalized after multi-vehicle accident
• Getting home safely after a few drinks too many
• Bellringer: Woman gives in honor of son who died in '66
• County to get $26.5 million for campus projects
• Salvation Army launches texting campaign to boost fundraising
• Fees bloat cost of entertainment tickets
• Congressman Gallegly named to foreign affairs committee post
• 2 men sought in separate bank robberies
• Copper prices jump on China import data
• Gov. says oil company megaloads have their place
• Man linked to Smurfs sentenced in NY extortion bid
• Conn. lawmakers reject 2nd water regulations plan
• Mass. woman gets prison in glass-eating scheme
• Nurse to attend signing of 'don't ask' repeal
• Senators ask EPA to set chromium 6 standards
• Cuba's key tourism sector up 4 percent in 2010
• Pa. closes supermarket wine kiosks to fix problems
• Japan exports rise 9.1 percent in November
• Hangover Show!
• UPDATE - Missing Child has been Located
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• City of Ventura Offers Sandbags to Residents, Urges Caution During Heavy Winter Storm
• TD Bank to buy Chrysler Financial for $6.3B
• Abu Dhabi's Taqa secures $3 billion in financing
• Ex-worker wins verdict against El Paso Electric
• Police: Flyer wrongly accuses Philly man in deaths
• CarMax 3Q net income rises on used car sales
• Census to determine number of Calif. House seats
• EU clears News Corp acquisition of BSkyB
• UN-Sudan doc: 2.8M at risk if violence breaks out
• WikiLeaks' Assange complains he's victim of leaks
• 2 arrested Belarus presidential candidates freed
• UK public borrowing hits record high in November
• Afghan government disbands private security firms
• New Orleans company plans SC office with 40 jobs
• Ohio company to add 30 workers in SC
• BAE Systems fined $775,000 in Tanzania radar case
• AP News in Brief
• Announcement planned on aircraft maker's future
• Mo. to announce incentives to wind energy company
• Oklahoma's BancFirst acquires 2 smaller banks
• Unemployed get another jobless benefit _ free yoga
• Ventura College child center gets $1 million from foundation
• “Dr. Who” meets Scrooge
• Tonga's parliament chooses PM for first time
• Evacuations lifted in San Joaquin Valley community
• BP pleads not guilty to probation violation
• Idaho developer wins $4M judgment over teen center
• BP pleads not guilty to probation violation
• Calif. plant adds pricey cow washer to fight germs
• LA police ID 29 women in Grim Sleeper case photos
• Auto demand seen rising for those with good credit
• Civil rights groups seek review of Texas schools
• NY appeals court OKs ex-sailor's terror conviction
• US executions drop by 12 percent in 2010
• FCC poised to adopt network neutrality rules
• Sausalito leaders want to save WWII-era structure
• Senate backs Kerry bill to outlaw "shark finning"
• Los Robles nurses call off planned strike
• Mexico, US agree on Colorado River allotments
• Ex-adviser to athletes sentenced in $3M fraud case
• Convicted murderer, rapist dies at Calif. prison
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• OSCE: Belarus election seriously flawed
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• International monitors say Belarus' vote seriously flawed, condemn police crackdown on protest
• Startup Manchester pharmacy school gets $35M gift
• AAA: Ohio gas rises 2 cents to average $2.93
• Russian president Medvedev to visit India
• W.Va. Walker workers OK union deal
• EBay to buy German online shopping club for $150M
• Top UK judge: No ban on Twitter in court
• Audacity of 'austerity,' 2010 Word of the Year
• Myrtle Beach campaign donations raise questions
• AP News in Brief
• OSHA says Raytheon works hard to prevent injuries
• UK mortgage lending at 10-year low in November
• China caps boom year for autos with Guangzhou show
• Kern County declares emergency amid rains
• Purse in Fla. shooting back up for auction
• NKorea calls SKorean firing drills 'reckless military provocation' but says it won't retaliate
• Injury Accident
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• Ford minivan will have new hands-free liftgate
• Official says residents on 4 other border islands ordered to take shelter before firing drills
• Man arrested after gunfire in Oxnard
• SKorea to conduct firing drills from border island
• SKorea says it will conduct firing drills Monday from border island shelled by NKorean attack
• Mexican city devastated by pipeline blast; 27 die
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• Ventura Boulevard in Nyeland Acres slated for safety upgrades
• Reagan float to join Rose Parade
• Services jammed at cash-strapped Dial-A-Ride
• In brief: Teen driver safety classes offered
• Simi group assists at-risk youths
• Jamaicans using patois version of Bible's Luke
• Survey shows gas prices up almost 8 cents a gallon
• BART running late because of problem at substation
• Miss. Choctaws plan glitzy opening of new casino
• Audit suggests PG&E took shortcuts in inspections
• Teenage sailor on solo voyage reaches St. Maarten
• Wet weather continues to blanket county
• Assault with Deadly Weapon - Hate Crime
• Biden defends White House compromise on tax cuts
• AP News in Brief
• Russian president Medvedev to visit India
• Italy's Padoa Schioppa, architect of euro, dies
• UAE telecom Etisalat says Zain buy-in 'still on'
• 2 inches of rain falls over Los Angeles area
• UN chief: Mission will fulfill Ivory Coast mandate
• Contractors behaving badly mean headaches for US
• Heavy snow hits air travel, roads in Europe
• Police in Iran streets as subsidies are cut
• Calif. National Guard pilot pay subject of probe
• Afghan official: Daylong firefight in north over
• Security Council to meet as SKorea set on exercise
• 8 injured in Colo. tour bus crash, 2 serious
• After Australia tour, Winfrey vacations in Fiji
• Gays see repeal as a civil rights milestone
• SKorea plans levy on foreign currency bank debt
• Roar extend unbeaten streak to 17 A-League matches
• Chinese premier praises Pakistan's terror fight
• 9 Reasons Why You Should Choose Independent Birth Education
• Roar extend unbeaten streak to 17 A-League matches
• Bellringer: Ventura machine shop owner turns over kitty's contents
• Hundreds receive gifts at Rescue Mission in Oxnard
• Tribute paid to Glenn Miller, June Allyson and veterans at CMH
• Council may defer labor decision
• Typewriter fans gather in Philly for 'Type-In'
• Anti-crime crusader's family's business torched
• Go forward on reverse mortgages carefully, experts warn
• Cason Point: Unlikely teachers made notable impression
• Target's added William Rast line
• Nash: In the queue? Time for some lines about lines
• Roshell: Well, excuuuse him! Steve Martin bores with highbrow talk
• Debunking the Cleopatra myths
• Detainee appeals NY conviction in embassy bombings
• Conn. company's stuffed germ toys catching on
• Falcioni set to take over at Boca Juniors
• Arsenal signs Japanese teenage striker Miyaichi
• Masked men open fire on UN base in Ivory Coast
• Belarus opposition complains of dirty tricks
• Noble Energy planning new field office in Greeley
• Report: Gunmen attack Korean site in Afghanistan
• Iraq entices investors to bid for power profits
• Qatar Airways sticks by Boeing 787 despite delays
• China, Pakistan ink trade deals during Wen's visit
• China says Korean situation 'extremely precarious'
• AP News in Brief
• Suicide bombing targets Afghan district chief
• The nation's weather
• LAPD: Officer shoots boy thinking he had real gun
• Sri Lanka allows UN to 'share' war crime evidence
• Search for survivors in Australian boat crash ends
• Ariz. DOT tries to secure revenue from logo signs
• Residential Structure Fire
• Report: City of Bell on brink of insolvency
• Report: Calif. city on brink of insolvency
• With Christmas comes new hope for cancer survivor
• Rain expected to last through Thursday
• Argentina: Squatters, neighbors in new clashes
• Lawyer: Family of man killed by police will sue
• Gallegly, Capps vote yes on tax-cut bill
• Defender Hunter Freeman signs with Houston Dynamo
• BGE workers vote against union representation
• Michigan casino defies state demand to close down
• pet of the week, east county
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• Lawyers seek to keep players from Bonds' trial
• Angels' owner Moreno has his limits
• Community news for west Ventura County
• Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, dead at 69
• Service planned for homeless who died in county this year
• Boat crash forces look at Australia refugee policy
• Community news from east Ventura County
• Ind. county won't own ethanol plant after all
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe vows retaliation against West
• Greenpeace asks IRS to review wind farm foe's ad
• Pakistani officials: US missiles kill 15 in NW
• Leak: India says Pakistan must do more on Mumbai
• Brentwood man accused in dragging death in court
• Iowa share of DirecTV settlement will be $185K
• Germany, France to form new plan to help eurozone
• NASA fuels shuttle Discovery in test for cracks
• Accountants on edge waiting for tax-cut changes
• Nigeria ruling party sets Jan. primary date
• Patterson rooting against Ilitch buying Pistons
• Forbes collection of antique toys on auction in NY
• French court nears verdict in Pinochet-era trial
• Chavez's allies approve new Venezuelan banking law
• Healthy farm income pushes Plains, Midwest economy
• Dalai Lama said climate trumps Tibet politics
• Chocolate rabbits, reindeer don't get EU trademark
• Novi center renamed: Suburban Collection Showplace
• Cyprus, Israel sign deal demarcating sea borders
• In desperate need
• Robbin' the hood
• The Right Persuasion
• Buy Art
• Free Will Astrology
• Dirty-Sometthing
• Power To Speak
• 'Melrose Place' actress indicted in NJ fatal crash
• Third OC man guilty of killing rival in dispute
• Bill Graham to meet with George W. Bush in NC
• Simi police arrest passenger of stolen vehicle after chase
• Hall of Fame trainer Mack Miller dead at 89
• Ventura County briefs
• Hall of Fame trainer Mack Miller dead at 89
• Ventura County man accused of trying to sell F-5 to Iran
• Memorial planned for Simi man, who died after being paralyzed
• Toxic chemical releases down 18 percent in Indiana
• Calif. retailers to put warning on pet collars
• 26 protesters cited during anti-war demonstrations
• A problem not to be ignored
• Waste Management to raise dividend by 8 pct.
• Mont. AG: suit against DirecTV settled
• FedEx 2Q profit falls, but boosts view for year
• 27 fishermen missing after boat capsizes off China
• Ivory Coast march over vote turns violent; 3 dead
• Broadest measure of trade rises to $127.2 billion in third quarter, the fifth quarterly rise
• Home construction up after 2 months of declines
• Broadest measure of trade gap grows to $127.2B
• Kosovo PM seeks to sue European investigator
• Stewart Enterprises boosts profit
• American Express to buy Loyalty Partner
• Bail denied for 2 oil traders indicted in Houston
• Public hearing Saturday on Wellmark rate hike
• Home building rises in Nov. after 2 months of decline; permits, sign of future demand, fall
• DA appears ready to retry man in double murder
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• Applications for jobless benefits drop slightly to 420,000, third decline in 4 weeks
• Icy roads making for dangerous driving in South
• Friends plan joint attack on Lenawee Co. beavers
• Libyan charity wants to avoid angering Israel
• Pedestrians Struck by Motor Vehicle
• More than just a DREAM Act
• Funding for county services stretched
• Costumed bicycle club promotes riding with whimsy
• The Tourist trap
• Deck the halls
• Bird of paradise
• Downtown Oxnard gets another nouvelle option
• Picks of the week
• The Critical Line
• Fillmore approves mobile home park conversion
• Ex-Oxnard school board member may have misused funds, police say
• Thousand Oaks approves $8.6 million renovation for auto mall
• Final arguments presented in Wagon Wheel case
• Contract discussions lengthen Oxnard council meeting
• Uncertainty of financing college frustrates parents
• Inmate who escaped custody while being treated at hospital captured near Iowa-Illinois border
• UN calls for probe into origin of Haiti cholera
• Man dies after booking at Santa Clara County Jail
• Another challenge to AZ immigration law dismissed
• No coal-fired power plants in Denver area
• Schweitzer says Mont. budget outlook $120M rosier
• Ex SoCal police chief charged in lewd photos case
• Ind. may cut Medicaid services to check costs
• Final 6 chosen to help draw Calif. district maps
• Freudenthal: Drill lease retire 'good first step'
• Mo. agency expects drop in workers' comp premiums
• Kennecott to curb coal burning in Salt Lake valley
• Sunday AM liquor sales ban continues in some areas
• Official: Mass. lab used models to sell bone tests
• Ventura Deep Six Relay team needs our help!!!
• The District Bulletin for December 2010 is online
• The Breeze for December 16, 2010 is online
• Our speaker for December 9th – Rick McDermed
• Creative types
• The face of homelessness
• Mark Zuckerberg named Time 'Person of Year'
• Promised housing, squatters abandon Argentine park
• Sweden's Electrolux to cut 2,100 jobs
• Suspect in 3 Calif. slayings being held in NY jail
• San Francisco scrubs $6 entrance fee proposal
• Poland debates constitution change for euro switch
• Mich. hospital's custom bed aids conjoined twins
• China to raise taxes on rare earths
• Int'l Court prosecutor seeks Kenya charges
• Allstate raising homeowner insurance rates
• Solar panel maker gets loan for Ind., Colo. plants
• Stocks head to lower open before economic reports
• President's House site opening in Philadelphia
• Slovak remark renews eurozone breakup talk
• Dynegy accepts $665M offer from Carl Icahn
• Reality star Hatch scheduled in RI court
• TCEQ grants permits for uranium mine near Goliad
• AP News in Brief
• EU cod catch reduced, but not enough for activists
• Vegas gets last big casino opening in Cosmopolitan
• Conspiracy, Burglary, and Possession of Stolen Property and Stolen Vehicle
• Lawsuit opposes permit for Michigan ethanol plant
• Actor Rip Torn pleads guilty in Conn. break-in
• Federal judge orders rewrite of delta smelt plan
• Judge gives AP interim victory in contract dispute
• No deficit approval for Medicaid, welfare, prisons
• Hundreds gather to remember Fresno's bishop
• Former US Rep. Foley nixes mayoral run
• Lopez promoted to River Plate coach
• LA museum paints over mural it commissioned
• Nevada holiday gas prices top $3; up 13 cents
• Envoy says US committed to Palestinian state
• Tester's forest bill included in spending measure
• Mother killed, 5 hurt in gunbattle at Calif. mall
• Haiti candidate calls for single-round vote
• Natural Gas Leak
• Party in Pakistan coalition says it is joining opposition, threatening US-allied government
• Stocks headed higher ahead of Senate vote on taxes
• Ivory Coast's Ouattara steps up pressure on rival
• Sanderson Farms 4Q profit more than doubles
• BA increases long-haul fuel surcharge
• San Francisco trying to woo Hollywood with deals
• Weak TV, mobile device sales hurt Best Buy 3Q
• Mom: NC teen found dead in Mass. afraid of heights
• Calif fishermen reach squid catch limit
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• Damage to Harvard books on gay issues an accident
• Japan to continue paying $2 billion for US troops
• BP sells assets in Pakistan
• S. African to double HIV patient treatment
• AP Source: Lee agrees to $100M deal with Phils
• HCP buys HCR ManorCare assets in $6.1B deal
• UK inflation rate up to 3.3 percent in November
• Saudi Sipchem to issue $400M Islamic bond
• AP News in Brief
• Colombian con man gets 15 months in border case
• Fresno video game store owner kills alleged robber
• Prosecutors recommend 57 months for ex-lobbyist
• Unseasonable temperatures expected to drop quickly
• Snyder talks about Detroit bridge with Canada
• Correction: Military Plane Crash-Report
• Sea breeze cools SoCal after record winter heat
• Voters have troubling news for immigrant bashers
• Retailers targeting middle class still feeling the squeeze
• WikiLeaks stirs up a huge hornet's nest
• Editorial: Peace talks stymied — again
• Education issues dividing Democrats
• Gas leak at Ventura High forces some evacuations
• Crews restore power after storm blacks out 153K
• Palermo scores No. 300 in Boca draw
• Oprah describes 'magical' Australian adventure
• Manson follower denied parole for 5 more years
• NZ calls off search for 20 missing fishermen
• UC raises retirement age for university employees
• NJ voters to weigh in on legalized sports betting
• Structure Fire
• Napa State Hospital patient attacks therapist
• Colombian con man to learn fate in Vt. border case
• UK fears pro-WikiLeaks attacks on gov't websites
• Dell to buy Compellent for $884 million
• Illinois wants shoppers to pay up on online taxes
• Study pits low-sugar cereals against sugary brands
• Ukraine to open Chernobyl area to tourists in 2011
• Hormel Foods board approves 2-for-1 stock split
• Research institute ups German growth forecast
• Stocks rise, bonds fall ahead of Senate tax vote
• Dell to buy Compellent for $884 million
• EU poised to impose sanctions on Ivory Coast
• Medco buys consulting firm Total Healthcare
• Sex offender in NY court in aspiring dancer death
• Russia's Soyuz soon to be only lifeline to space
• Banknote printer De La Rue names new CEO
• Thermo Fisher will buy Dionex in $2.1B deal
• Md. man accused in bomb plot is due back in court
• Wal-Mart Stores closing its Moscow office
• EU observers praise Kosovo vote
• Asian Cup commitments to deplete European teams
• Christmas concert will benefit Boys & Girls Club of Ventura
• The week ahead: December 13, 2010
• Liga de Quito wins Ecuador league title
• Gawker.com says its user database was compromised
• Inmate found dead in Sacramento County Main Jail
• Muni workers may not get annual bonuses this year
• Mexicans march in support of 'Craziest' kingpin
• Estudiantes win Argentina Apertura title
• Florida sheriff's deputy hit by car, killed
• 1 person injured in fire at LA high-rise
• 2010 travel costs up for Denver airport officials
• 1 dead, 5 wounded in Oakland shootings
• Leader of Nebraska Public Power District to retire
• Madoff son's suicide followed battle with trustee
• Storm socks Midwest, cancels flights, closes roads
• Mich. lagging in toxic cleanup despite new funds
• Ore. emergency radio network behind schedule
• Ventura shed fire causes evacuation of surrounding homes
• 'Toy Story 3,' 'Social Network' among AFI's top 10
• UPDATED – Results of Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Vehicle Pursuit
• Ivory Coast poll winner tries to govern from hotel
• NY sen. seeks notice of fee in online returns
• Afghan official: crisis brewing over election
• AP News in Brief
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• Cambodian Prince Ranariddh returns to politics
• China vows stable growth, inflation management
• Social Security advocates fear payroll tax cut
• NATO says 6 of its service members have been killed in an attack in southern Afghanistan.
• The nation's weather
• Philippine rebels welcome move to free detainees
• Bangladesh garment workers, police clash; 100 hurt
• Woman extradited to Ala. in child deaths case
• Woman extradited to Ala. in child deaths case
• Edwards' comfort, advice remembered at funeral
• Kosovars take to polls in critical vote
• American lawmakers press China ahead of talks
• 6 NATO troops killed in attack in Afghanistan
• Madoff's eldest son hangs himself in NYC apartment
• Auburn's Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• 2 inmates escape from conservation camp in Sierra
• Simi group marks 40th
• Bellringer: Donor links sharing with happiness
• In brief: Hospital will hold reception for artists
• Workers at Los Robles, other hospitals OK pact
• Volunteers at area church send food, gifts to needy families
• County's new chief declines lucrative career as a consultant
• Man held on $1 million bail in sheriff's deputy incident
• Gunbattle kills 11 in western Mexican town
• Another person accuses counselor of molestation
• IRA move depends on tax situation
• Tucson, Pima Co., work to make sure Raytheon stays
• Storms bring flood threat to Wash., Ore. rivers
• 'Strippermobile' delivers Christmas donations
• US envoy called Honduran prez rebellious teen
• Hockey attendance record falls at Michigan Stadium
• Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital announces layoffs
• Beau held without bail in designer's NYC tub death
• Port Hueneme police report numerous late-night vehicle burglaries
• Plane crashes on runway of SoCal airport; 1 hurt
• New Walmart super center to open in Longmont
• AP News in Brief
• The nation's weather
• Cancun decisions at a glance
• Agreement sought on Afghan-Pakistan gas pipeline
• Alaska judge throws out Joe Miller's lawsuit
• Holder reassures Muslims of DOJ's anti-bias focus
• Guilty verdict ends chapter of Smart's young life
• Police: Santa Ana officer killed man with knife
• Magic Johnson to give Mich. St. commencement talk
• SD jury convicts man in 1975 AIM activist's death
• UN climate meeting OKs Green Fund in new accord
• Report: Gates to visit China next month
• China says November inflation rises to 5.1 percent
• UN climate conference OKs first of 2 deals overriding Bolivia's objection
• NKorea sends top diplomat to Russia amid tensions
• Mexico: Brutal La Familia cartel chief killed
• Meyer sparks Ventura to victory over Royal
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• Senators reject Jindal health care cuts
• Locals opt out of Michigan's Sunday liquor sales
• Alaska biologists kill 12 wolves near village
• Couple wanted in dismemberment killing arrested
• US senator calls for hearings on plane registry
• Police youth leader admits to sex with teenager
• Wash. serial embezzler sentenced to 6 years
• Feds plan to remove gray wolf from endangered list
• Couple wanted in dismemberment killing arrested
• Pennsylvania couple wanted in man's dismemberment killing arrested in Los Angeles
• Oregon helicopter co-pilot disputes crash report
• Judge rules against Miller in Alaska Senate race
• Los Angeles pot clinic law hit with injunction
• Two sentenced in fatal shooting of 14-year-old boy
• NY trustee seeks nearly $20B in latest action
• Missing Virginia girl found unharmed after 1 week
• Judge tosses out federal charges in tobacco case
• Ex-Arizona detention office indicted in 3 cases
• Alaska judge rules against Republican Joe Miller's challenge to write-in votes in Senate race
• Pfizer to withdraw hypertension treatment Thelin, citing liver problems overseas
• Court orders vote recount in Moldova
• US concerned Mozambique becoming drug hub
• Citing liver damage, Pfizer withdraws Thelin
• Occidental Petroleum to buy US assets worth $3.2b
• Platini not against winter 2022 World Cup in Qatar
• Hobby Lobby CEO Green joins Giving Pledge list
• Despite hills, bicycling up in San Francisco
• Mom charged in sons' deaths loses custody of girl
• Stocks look to shake off tax package limbo
• Teacher sex defendant unable to defend herself
• SKorea says reunification with North not long off
• UEFA wants 5-referee system at Euro 2012
• Bomb kills at least 10 in northwest Pakistan
• Police say death toll climbs to 10 in bomb blast near hospital in northwest Pakistan
• Overstock.com to add 150 software jobs
• Detroit Symphony Orchestra reports $8.8M deficit
• Stepmother of slain children headed back to Ala.
• Man, 67, dies after punch by Burger King worker
• 3 kids killed, 1 injured in Ohio mobile home fire
• Assault with a Deadly Weapon Investigation and Arrest
• Magical Mystery Tour
• The Critical Line
• Murkowski vs. Palin -- Alaskan saloon brawl
• The great compromise -- a no-win situation
• In the holiday spirit
• Runkle Canyon on the ropes
• Harassment claims Oxnard City Hall
• Up for debate
• Power To Speak
• Jury convicts New Orleans cops in man's killing, burning of his body after Katrina
• Lead critic of megaloads questions safety, need
• 10 bills aimed at reviving NJ casinos advance
• Federal judges overturn Ohio man's death sentence
• Military plans to send jets to SC, NC, Calif, Ariz
• 3.5-magnitude earthquake hits off Humboldt County
• Record rains wreak havoc on Colombia
• Pro-govt crowd shouts down protesters in Cuba
• Company now says only 2 workers have been killed in explosion at chemical plant in W.Va
• Team promises to complete Seattle tunnel early
• Jury convicts 3 officers in post-Katrina death
• New Miramax CEO focuses on 700-film library
• 2 accused of hate attack on imam in NYC
• School bus involved in crash in Alhambra
• Jury begins deliberations in trial of a street preacher accused of kidnapping Elizabeth Smart
• US video game sales rise 8 percent in November
• Palin to visit Haiti for humanitarian effort
• Ohio couple's house robbed while woman gave birth
• Wyoming reaches settlement over troubled PAWS test
• Holiday Fun with the Candlelight Tours of Olivas Adobe on Sunday, December 12, 5:30-8 pm - free!
• City of Ventura Offices will be closed during Winter Shutdown, December 24 - 31
• UPDATE - Armed Robbery - April 30, 2010
• Felony Battery, Misdemeanor Battery, and Resisting Arrest
• Stocks head for mixed start ahead of jobless data
• Jack Daniel's maker's profit rises 5 percent in 2Q
• Ex-prime minister being investigated flees Croatia
• BAE plans 1,300 UK job losses amid government cuts
• Philips: new market in wireless patient monitoring
• San Jose may halt impounds for unlicensed drivers
• Nevada Kraft Bowl ticket sales approach 15,000
• Bay Bridge east span will open earlier
• MasterCard buys prepaid card program for $458M
• Shell: 'Absolutely untrue' it has spies in Nigeria
• S Sudan march marks 1 month before referendum vote
• Smithfield posts profit, helped by pork business
• Smithfield posts profit, helped by pork business
• US military chief chides China over NKorea crisis
• Oakland father arrested in death of son, 4 months
• Ohio deputy makes arrest after fall into icy pond
• Social worker: Dad blamed devil in Pa. tot's death
• NY jury awards $66M to injured physical therapist
• Nigeria gives telecoms bidder more time to pay
• Cables: Colombia's Uribe reached out to FARC
• Sobriety - License Status Checkpoint
• Free Will Astrology
• You tech my breath away
• They got rhythm, they got music
• Buy Art
• Dark motif
• That's amore! Great pizza and more in Oxnard
• World domination
• Sounding the 805
• Picks of the week
• Authorities: Mont. man staged own kidnap hoax
• Nev. panel sends audit on state contractors to AG
• Federal judge upholds Calif affirmative action ban
• Dueling sides meet with Salazar on Oregon logging
• Delaware jury goes easy on parish in abuse verdict
• Conn. GOP head won't challenge Steele in RNC race
• Amnesty chides Croatia for war crime probe failure
• NY jury: $66M for woman hurt by weight machine
• Belmont under fire for firing gay soccer coach
• UConn lineman arrested on child porn charges
• Texas denies incentives to Rodriguez movie
• WikiLeaks: Salvadoran prez threatened by own party
• Japan's July-Sept GDP growth revised up to 4.5 percent annualized rate
• Stranded hiker recounts 6 days in Calif mountains
• Police: Parrot echoed pleas of dying SC mother
• Cable: Shell infiltrates Nigerian ministries
• No suspects in shootings along Ill-Ind border
• Smaller NV casinos say online poker will hurt
• Police: Ex-con acted alone in publicist slaying
• The Breeze for December 9, 2010 is online
• Pearl Harbor survivor group: We won't disband yet
• State, two federal agencies sign agreement to clean up Santa Susana testing site
• Dominance of Toyota waning
• Staff recommends Coastal Commission not support Highway 101 widening appeals
• Custodial mom of Ariz. toddler found dead arrested
• Judge: Wesley Snipes must surrender before holiday
• Ex-Arizona county attorney faces discipline case
• South Korean trade minister defends deal with US
• New state lawmakers sworn in; face $25 billion budget deficit
• Oakland father arrested in infant son's death
• Latest oil spill bigger than Chevron thought
• Oprah's audience begins Australian adventure
• MDOT tests weight-in-motion system
• Summit focuses on restoration of Calif salmon runs
• Brazil's Vale says HK shares to start trading
• Idaho exports rebound over 2009 totals
• Police arrest man in stabbing incident at Ventura bar
• Santa to the Sea race gains accolades, 1,000 runners this year
• Reagan Library begins installing artifacts in 17 new galleries
• Is global warming driving illegal immigration?
• Stabbing - Arrest
• WAfrica nations begin mass meningitis vaccination
• Nigeria militants claim major oil pipeline attack
• 2 killed in Vallejo over weekend; appear unrelated
• Bill would permit fruit-flavored booze in Calif.
• India, France sign deal for nuclear power plants
• The nation's weather
• Poll: More Afghans say insurgents are justified
• Russian leader arrives in Poland amid warming ties
• AP News in Brief
• Pakistani official: Toll in suicide blasts at government compound in NW has risen to 40 killed
• Explosive-laden Calif. home to be destroyed
• Protests in Ivory Coast after 2 claim presidency
• Trial winds down in Katrina police shooting case
• Pakistani official says toll in suicide blasts at government compound in NW now at 28 killed
• Suicide bombers kill 50 people in Pakistan
• Cathay Pacific hopeful pay dispute can be settled
• Official: Twin blasts in government compound in NW Pakistan have killed 7, wounded over 40
• Moody's downgrades Hungarian government debt
• Outburst earns New Zealand coach 3-match ban
• Monterrey wins the Mexican Apertura title
• Australia says Assange entitled to consular help
• Injured hiker survives 6 days stranded in woods
• Rough seas for ship being towed in Bering Sea
• Auburn and Oregon selected to play in the BCS college football title game
• Pfizer CEO Kindler, 55, steps down unexpectedly
• Auburn, Oregon give BCS title game new look
• Madoff trustee sues HSBC for $9B in NY court
• Pfizer CEO Kindler , 55, steps down unexpectedly
• In brief: Make-A-Wish to hold fundraiser
• Nativity scenes from around the world at St. Paschal Church
• Santa Clara Parish celebrates 125 years
• Chinese, Saudi student ranks swelling in U.S.
• Virgin of Guadalupe procession draws thousands
• Playing the blame game for passing on the flu
• First session for rookie lawmakers marks a homecoming
• Battle of the Badges Firefighters, police to duke it out at nonprofit fundraiser
• Sea lion rescued near Contra Costa County school
• 23 protected seals clubbed to death in New Zealand
• Unabomber's Montana land for sale; 'very secluded'
• More rain expected as Venezuela deals with floods
• Venezuelans to elect 11 mayors, 2 governors
• Russian aide in UK parliament facing deportation
• French President Sarkozy, Bruni visit Taj Mahal
• AP News in Brief
• Lawyer: Nigerian soldiers killed civilians
• Mediators try to intervene in Ivory Coast chaos
• Bomb blast hits eastern Afghan army base, kills 2
• China's skyscraper boom buoys global industry
• Hong Kong protest calls for Nobel winner's freedom
• Pakistan court issues warrants over Bhutto's death
• Brisbane unbeaten streak reaches 15 games
• Chemical blast kills 7 at Internet cafe in China
• US Navy commander returns to Cambodian roots
• Tow vessel reaches struggling ship in Bering Sea
• South Korean trade minister defends deal with US
• 2 stabbed as rival fans brawl before USC-UCLA game
• BC-FBC--Southern Cal-UCLA Stats, FBC
• Big crowd expected at Wis. hostage taker's funeral
• Bank Robbery
• Nancy Garrido writes to friend; talks God, husband
• Woman claims her ear amputated after dog bites her at show
• Badly wounded whale dies, washes up on Wash. beach
• CLU marks Kwanzaa before closing for holidays
• A brand-new era for ‘The City That Cares’
• Becoming a winner in small claims court
• The latest trashing of Simi Valley
• Donations to states from alcohol lobbyists
• Wholesalers seek change in federal law
• Breakfast with Santa raises money for Conejo schools
• Patient gunman robs Ventura bank
• Villagers evacuated as Ecuador volcano erupts
• Fire on Marine base briefly closes freeway lanes
• Bailed ex-tycoon Asil Nadir arrested, released
• Bellringer: Veteran honors those who died in Korean War battle
• In brief: CHP seeks toys for ill, needy children
• Probation agency uses stimulus funds to rehabilitate felons
• Christmas season begins in Camarillo
• 2 dead, 40 hurt in Russian jet emergency landing
• Kenya asks for FBI help after 3 police killed
• Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo sworn in for new term; UN says his opponent won race.
• Pakistanis return to tribal area after offensive
• Euro 2012 mascots are Slavek and Slavko
• Nigerian general denies soldiers killed civilians
• Sarkozy pushes defense, nuke cooperation in India
• Afghan minister: WikiLeaks hurt US-Afghan ties
• Afghan finance minister denies WikiLeaks claims and warns they will hurt US-Afghan relations
• AP News in Brief
• As climate talks drag on, more ponder techno-fixes
• Cyber attack hits India's investigative agency
• Ore. police search house near Islamic center
• Ivory Coast leader sworn in despite vote dispute
• The nation's weather
• Mystery surrounds man in publicist killing
• Responders head to disabled ship in Bering Sea
• Mongolian activist's son: China police took mother
• Vissel Kobe avoids relegation in J-League
• CA lawmaker aims to outlaw cell phones for inmates
• San Joaquin County: give up a gun, get gift card
• Court reverses New Mexico ban on US Airways booze
• Denver police cite parents of baby in towed car
• Stamp show winners announced
• Santa to chug into Moorpark and Camarillo
• Bravo!
• Pet of the week, east county
• Pet of the week, west county
• Five people seek seat on college district board
• 2 more rare red foxes confirmed in Sierra Nevada
• Second centenarian to join Moorpark family Jan. 23
• 3rd family member charged in 2007 OC baby death
• Engineers step up to reopen Anacapa Island
• Ohio woman keeps spreadsheet to track down stalker
• Dozens of Rapa Nui hurt in Easter Island land spat
• Body of missing Calif man found buried in snow
• Oakland memorial getting security after vandalism
• Police: Worker dies in shooting at Ohio warehouse
• Police: Toddler hanged by ankles in closet, beaten
• Pakistani cleric calls for Christian to be killed
• Wrecking ball to hit Transbay Terminal
• SoCal man sentenced for raising fight dogs
• Officer shoots window of burning car for rescue
• 8 hurt as LA commuter train hits stalled minivan
• Man arrested in sex assault of toddler at store
• NATO reveals new details on slaying of 6 US troops
• Oakland man who called police held for 30 holdups
• Stock poised to fall after crucial jobs report
• 'Father Oprah' priest now a father of newborn
• Monterey desalination plant clears hurdle
• Judge to re-sentence convicted Ohio health exec
• Disney town sees death for 2nd time in week
• Fluminense close to ending 26-year wait for title
• NY Thruway near Buffalo reopens, traffic moving
• AP News in Brief
• Buy Art
• Born to run
• Planet Ventura
• To fish or not to fish
• No-otter zone may be no more
• The Korean breakdown
• Home Sweet Home
• The Gamer's Notebook
• Biz Buzz
• Love is the drug
• "Walker, Texas Ranger" now Norris, Texas Ranger
• Park officials hope to reopen a Channel Island
• Planning commission recommends approval of Lost Canyons Project
• Ohio patient charged with murder in hospital death
• Asian stock markets extend global rally
• US, Japan begin large military exercises
• USC's Havili goes full bore
• Oxnard infighting
• Investigators: man shot by Napa police had knife
• Eliminate the Fed
• Samsung promotes chairman's son to president
• Man sentenced for killing LA woman found in trunk
• Marine accused of killing friend's infant daughter
• Unfortunate juxtaposition
• Oxnard mayor cancels special meeting to review city manager
• Wolf negotiations resume, but no consensus
• South Korea's Lee slammed as weak on North Korea
• Vehicle Pursuit
• Re-elected Camarillo City Council incumbents sworn in
• Locey's top pick for this week's gigs
• Calendar: Concerts
• Calendar: Theater and stage
• Calendar: Galleries and art exhibits
• Chill: Events + Around Town
• Felipe Esparza rides the mojo from his 'Last Comic Standing' triumph into Oxnard this weekend
• The Posies are in full bloom again
• Morning chat
• Royal bounces Oxnard at Valencia tournament
• Clippers stun Spurs, 90-85
• With divine rice, Neda Persian Cusine soothes rush-hour woes
• Wikileaks -- a refreshing development
• Oregon, here we come!
• The Critical Line
• The Right Persuasion
• Un-American idol
• The boors and the bees
• Free Will Astrology
• What to eat before exercise
• Picks of the week
• WikiLeaks
• Newbury Park Steelers host Super Bowl XVIII on Saturday
• U.S. might be ready to eliminate 'no-otter zone' off California coast
• Youth sports roundup
• Price gouging
• Bellringer: Ventura coach honors mother who loved to see daughter play volleyball
• Camarillo to kick off 49th year of yuletide events
• State hearing officer says Fillmore entitled to sales tax windfall
• Pedestrian injured after being hit by car near Highway 101 in T.O.
• Alert issued to hikers after high number of rescue calls
• Prayer vigil held in Detroit for ailing Franklin
• Ho, ho, oh no: Simi mall pays tribute to bad gifts
• “Night of Improv Comedy” benefit!
• Oscar-winner Reese Witherspoon gets Hollywood star
• Montgomery, facing cancer, heading for divorce
• Fire causes minor injury, damage at Simi Valley home
• The Breeze for December 2, 2010 is online
• Court says parents can force schools to provide PE
• Teen charged in Chicago South Side triple killing
• Myanmar junta chief praises 'successful' elections
• Va. judge dismisses challenge to Obama health care
• Russian space boss: spaceship fixed after incident
• Surveillance video shows teen begging for help
• Surveillance video shows teen begging for help
• AP IMPACT: Cartel arrests did not curb drug trade
• Stock futures rise ahead of US economic data
• Clinton calls new Iran nuclear talks encouraging
• 3 charged with misusing Calif school funds
• US launches HIV testing program in Zimbabwe
• Uganda to try 18 over World Cup bombings
• Chad army routs rebels in Central African Republic
• The nation's weather
• UN seeks $530 million for Somalia 'catastrophe'
• GM Daewoo to pay off nearly $1 billion in debt
• 1970s LA Skid Row killings conviction overturned
• WikiLeaks website blocked behind Chinese firewall
• Asian shares pressured by Europe, Korea worries
• Velez stays in chase with 2-1 victory
• Lawsuit in Ohio: Stun gun use led to brain damage
• Argentina house holds 1st-ever abortion debate
• La. Senate worker suspended over Obama e-mail
• Report: Mexico's disabled live in squalor, vanish
• Vikings working on plan for publicly owned stadium
• Summit's political theater
• Californians 'living in a certain unreality'
• Pressures at home weigh on students
• Oxnard couple's charity sends school supplies to Philippines
• Conejo Valley cities pool resources for tourism study
• Editorial: Earmarks survive for now
• Big TV week for 'Dancing With the Stars,' Palins
• LA judge gives Nigerian 14 years for lottery scams
• GAO: Lost natural gas costs gov't $23M per year
• Stern seeks dismissal of conviction in Smith case
• Unmanned Air Force space plane to return to Earth
• Unmanned Air Force space plane to return to Earth
• Detective recalls defendant's actions in gang rape
• Check out the photos from our upcoming new show Fascinating Rhythms!
• VIC’s New Year’s Eve Gala!
• City of Ventura Acknowledges Community Partners for Successful American Flag Donation and Display program
• Cold weather may thwart Lech Poznan-Juventus match
• 5 missing after cargo ship sinks
• Parties agree on Kyrgyz government coalition
• RI city has hundreds of mystery stop signs
• Stock futures fall ahead of key economic reports
• Guinea authorities used excessive force: group
• Kenya calls US 'swamp of graft' cable 'malicious'
• Ghana to interview Desailly for head coach role
• Tomy targets US holiday comeback with trains, cars
• Wikileaks: Karzai pardoned drug dealers
• Nigeria: Anti-graft agency seeks Shell comment
• AP News in Brief
• China announces new crackdown on product piracy
• Ex-official urges probe of China '90s HIV epidemic
• The nation's weather
• Ivory Coast president to contest poll results
• Defense, friends say Ore. bomb plot suspect set up
• Oil hovers below $86 ahead of US supply reports
• Records show custody fight over missing Mich. boys
• Pump failure shuts down Conn. nuclear power plant
• Regulators order Ark. bank to raise capital level
• New restaurant wants to reel in customers
• Youth football roundup: Peewee Steelers advance to PYFL Super Bowl XVIII
• Youth sports results: November 30, 2010
• Vikings win national football tournament
• A familar water plan may greet Brown
• NRA's perilous fight to arm nation's teens
• Editorial: Confidences in the WikiLeaks age
• Time for new blood at state Air Resources Board
• Redistricting panel requires diversity
• Business in brief: Fiji Water closes facility in islands
• Teen struck by car in Simi Valley
• Faith Evans pleads no contest to reckless driving
• Oxnard brothers get life without parole in 2006 killing
• N.O. officer says he burned body after Katrina
• PEAK hosts annual Fifth Grade Spelling Bee at Ventura City Hall, December 2
• Vandals increasingly target SF public art
• Wyoming tree arriving in DC to adorn Capitol
• Kraft and Starbucks spar over distribution deal
• Chevron spent $2.99M in 3Q on lobbying
• Pakistani court delays pardon for Christian
• French government insists its debt not deadly
• NATO: 6 service members killed in Afghanistan
• NATO: Gunman in Afghan border police uniform kills 6 NATO service members in east Afghanistan
• Man who dies after Soldier Field fall identified
• Kuwait's Investment Dar creditor committee quits
• Ivory Coast to release initial election results
• Stock futures fall on European debt concerns
• After taking key slum, Rio looks to next targets
• Minnesota election tradition? Ready, set, recount
• Quicksilver maintains 4Q earnings guidance
• Somali pirates hijack Malaysian-flagged ship
• AAA: Ohio gas rises 2 cents to average $2.81
• Pakistani drone victim demands damages from CIA
• SKorean military cancels plans for new artillery drills on island targeted last week by NKorea
• BA shareholders approve Iberia merger
• Felony Vandalism – Conspiracy - and Resisting Arrest
• UP again ranks high in list of veteran employers
• Suspected US missile destroys vehicle in Pakistan
• BP agrees to sell Pan American Energy to Bridas
• Iraq West Qurna to hit 750K barrels per day
• Exit polls indicate defeat for Swiss tax change
• UN envoy: Myanmar must address criticism of polls
• Fiery cargo plane crash kills 11 in Pakistani city
• Rio police claim victory after invading gang haven
• Election in Haiti beset by cholera, confusion
• FBI: OR bomb suspect spoke of best site for blast
• Rio cops, troops begin invading gang haven
• Tax break for employer health plans a target again
• China calls for emergency meeting of North Korea nuclear talks to discuss Korean tensions
• Official: Dubai won't need new debt bailout
• Macau casino mogul bids $330,000 for 2 truffles
• Report: Suspected rebels kill 3 in eastern India
• Brisbane's unbeaten A-League streak now 14 games
• China calls for urgent talks on North Korea
• 4th blast hits New Zealand coal mine where 29 died
• Storm could make holiday return to LA-area tough
• Police: 2 men shot inside suburban Detroit mall
• US and South Korea push ahead with war games
• Racing and Quilmes win in Argentina
• Ohio man charged with murdering girlfriend, 2 kids
• Wyo. official supports Yellowstone grizzly hunts
• Scripps serial killings study prompts police to launch investigations
• Cason Point: Stamp message lacks sticking power
• Eye on the environment: Rain runoff crawls with bacteria; work to limit the sources
• CLU colleagues learn how to help Kingsmen mascots
• In brief: Soroptimists offer two scholarships
• Finding the route back
• Travel briefs: Regulators target state beach curfews
• The week ahead: Household spending rises, job losses decline
• TechBits: Facebook wants ‘face’ trademark
• Quotations of the day
• Beckham, Galaxy lose to Australian A-League team
• Somali lawmakers pass proposed Cabinet
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• Paris conservation meeting protects sharks
• Hagerstown Regional Airport seeks new director
• UN official meets Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi
• NKorea accuses SKorea of using civilians as 'human shield' at island North attacked this week
• India seeks to resolve climate disputes in Cancun
• AP Exclusive: Teens adrift at sea almost lost hope
• Cuban-American to head House Foreign Affairs
• Afghan officials: Suicide bombers kill at least 12 at police headquarters in east Afghanistan
• Pakistani Sunni Muslims rally against terrorism
• Colo. shopper possibly trapped in store collapse
• 6 arrested at San Diego Co. massage parlor
• Official: Media exec to be NYC schools chancellor
• Son of former Taiwan VP shot at election rally
• BC-FBC--UCLA-Arizona St. Stats, FBC
• Osweiler leads Arizona State over UCLA, 55-34
• Colo. shopper possibly trapped in store collapse
• Simi officials ask DA to review allegation that police delayed fraud investigation
• Mother, 2 kids stabbed to death in Ohio; beau hurt
• Memorials honor NJ police officer killed in crash
• Schools in Ciudad Juarez targeted by extortionists
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• More challenges to Emanuel's Chicago residency
• Portland Stocks
• Dairy Queen manager in NV accused of embezzlement
• Black Friday: Deals still to be had across the county
• Shoppers still going strong (photos, updated at 3:53 p.m.)
• More challenges to Emanuel's Chicago residency
• Pakistani intelligence officials say suspected US missiles have killed 3 alleged militants
• Convictions upheld in Pirate Bay file-sharing case
• Irish PM's majority down to 2 with election loss
• PM Zapatero says no chance Spain will need bailout
• Stock futures slip as Europe's debt worries linger
• Dutch in talks with SAfrica about piracy suspects
• Explosives experts say home bomb factory dangerous
• Lawyer: honeymoon death suspect not expert rescuer
• Putin: Russia faces investment hurdles in Europe
• US shoppers crowd malls all night long
• 17 rare sea turtles rescued off Cape Cod, Mass.
• Air France accuses Airbus of ignoring warnings
• Rio Tinto ups spending, boosts iron ore output
• UK turkey magnate Bernard Matthews dies at 80
• First Wills and Kate book published; more in store
• Deutsche Bank finalizes Postbank takeover
• SC man accused of threatening to shoot president
• New Mexico utility joins energy storage project
• Most HK complaints about Lehman products settled
• AP News in Brief
• SKorea's defense chief resigns after NKorea attack
• Robbers bash diner employee in face, steal $600
• Black Eyed Peas to perform Super Bowl halftime
• Okla. unemployment rate unchanged in October
• Fallen plate leads cops to hit-and-run suspect
• Japan consumer prices fall 0.6 percent in October
• One dead in plane crash near Hollister
• Chimney fire damages Heidi Fleiss' Nevada home
• Venezuelan NGOs fear restrictions on foreign funds
• Mexico grows, with migrants' numbers falling
• Calif. county seeks to toss lawsuit over art heist
• Sacramento man pleads guilty to $6M Ponzi scheme
• Vt. cops: Man shoots pal dead in bed in awry prank
• Indictment: Calif man threatened Obama in letter
• Monterey Co seeks to toss lawsuit over art heist
• Newbury Park man kidnapped, robbed, police say
• Judge has many options in sentencing ex-Rep. DeLay
• Eureka man indicted for threat against Obama
• Cops: NJ officer killed in crash by drunken driver
• Bruins, Wildcats can't afford to look ahead
• Robbery - Criminal Threats, and Conspiracy Arrests
• Japan beats UAE 1-0 in Asian Games finals
• Arab bank deposits up 40 pct by end of 2010
• 100-million-year-old crocodile species discovered
• Retailers predict 2 percent rise in holiday sales
• Report: Sudan to lose $50 billion if war returns
• AP News in Brief
• No quick pardon for condemned Pakistani Christian
• Thousands protest tax law changes in Ukraine
• Murkowski seeks voice in Alaska election lawsuit
• Tourist murder suspect receives free legal counsel
• Airline alliance wants finance rules scrapped
• India wants more action from Pakistan on Mumbai
• Ward Churchill loses appeal to win back CU job
• Zimbabwe PM sues Mugabe for violating constitution
• SKorea says defense minister resigns over NKorean artillery attack
• YouTube, French authors, filmmakers reach deal
• Mumbai Jewish center caught in court battle
• Afghan prosecutor: 2 election workers arrested
• New Blue Bell distribution center in Alexandria
• Power To Speak
• Something to be thankful for
• A novel idea
• From rags to riches
• Unemployed benefits on the chopping block
• Much to be thankful for
• Helping hearts and hands
• Gif Guide
• Two-year-old Calif. boy who falls in canal dies
• Groups urge new California gov to reject pesticide
• Detroit Symphony Orchestra talks break down
• South Americans wants same WCup qualifiers
• Woman accused of making threats to return to Fla.
• Riquelme says he would back Maradona as coach
• UN-backed prosecutor: Guatemala impeding justice
• Anti-AIDS groups hail drug but worry over cost
• Shrimping limit set in Gulf after tar ball found
• Dinosaur exhibit makes world premiere in Ohio
• Boeing: Foreign debris probably sparked 787 fire
• Costa Rican to talk with UN on Nicaraguan dispute
• Warden to check for consciousness in TN executions
• Gulf oil spill recovery exec dead in plane crash
• Aust. to deport U.S. man convicted in wife's death
• Charges dropped against teen in Fla. cat killings
• Feds set aside 'critical habitat' for polar bear
• Venezuela says nuclear reactor for peaceful uses
• Hormel hands out $16.3M in profit-sharing checks
• Judge tells Pebble Mine co. to provide information
• WWF, companies team up to help save bluefin tuna
• After crisis, Dubai refocuses while tackling debts
• Feinberg to lay out details on BP spill claims
• Aspen Skiing buying locally raised, grass-fed beef
• German business confidence rises in November
• Rolls-Royce wins $1.2 billion Emirates contract
• Britney Spears' mom loses defamation case appeal
• Storm shuts roads in Rockies; Utah blizzard looms
• Pakistani extremists raise cash from sacrifice day
• Indian pol wins election on his record, not caste
• The nation's weather
• Mo. treasurer has advice on expired gift cards
• UK Q3 growth estimate unchanged at 0.8 pct
• German business confidence rises in November
• Oil hovers above $81 amid mixed US demand signs
• Indonesian cleric jailed for marrying 12-year-old
• Indian village bans cell phones for unwed women
• 33 percent of Tennesseans plan to spend less
• Chattanooga proposes posting legal notices online
• Power To Speak
• Get hooked in Oxnard
• Spy vs. spy
• Flying solo
• Sounding the 805
• Picks of the week
• The Critical Line
• Outrigger canoe club inspires love of competition and the ocean
• Laddy Gaga
• Free Will Astrology
• Jury finds neighbor guilty of torturing teen held captive in central California home.
• Herdt: Rolling the dice on redistricting reform
• Editorial: Mixed message on the job market
• The Bush legacies déjà vu
• In brief: Library extending hours for holiday
• Cancer group to wrap up gifts, fundraising at same time
• Supervisors OK repairs to damaged T.O. flood control structure
• More travelers expected this Thanksgiving than last
• Theater, music groups combine to tell Latin American Christmas stories
• Tronox to pay $270M for contaminated site cleanup
• Schwarzenegger names legal secretary to judgeship
• Lawyer pleads guilty to insurance scam
• South Korean financial markets open sharply lower day after inter-Korean military clash
• Angels won't offer arbitration to DH Matsui
• Mexican magazine calls off Seattle conference
• South Korean financial markets open sharply lower
• Full-body scanners popping up at courthouses
• Angels won't offer arbitration to DH Matsui
• Newbury Park High's culinary program earns 'Hot 100" honor
• Mexican convicted in sex trafficking case in Ga.
• Possession and Recovery of Stolen Property
• New charge filed in Mich. serial stabbings probe
• Pope: Vatican acted 'slowly' in Legion scandal
• Kinder Morgan parent plans IPO
• Business project in Bradley and Hamilton counties
• Ally Financial to offer wholesale RV financing
• TSA: Flight attendants can also skip scanners
• UK imposes new permanent immigration quota
• Boston mayor hospitalized with elbow infection
• Autopsy planned on boy who fell at Staples Center
• Law's cutbacks on fees, charges boost gift cards
• A savory, cheese course-ready take on cheesecake
• Pope: Vatican acted 'slowly' in Legion scandal
• SC Tissue to hire 200 at new Barnwell plant
• Tribune Co. judge OKs more disclosure in lawsuit
• Former NC GOV. Easley enters felony plea agreement
• Man stranded for 5 days in Suisun Bay rescued
• UN: Emission pledges fall short of climate target
• South Korea says 2 marines dead, 16 injured in North Korean bombardment
• Va. jury to deliberate if 5 Somalis were pirates
• Indonesia raises alert level at another volcano
• AP News in Brief
• Euro hurt by Irish bailout unease, contagion fears
• Forecasters warn of blizzard in Washington state
• Croatian lawmakers approve 2011 budget
• UK mortgage lending falls to lowest since 2001
• NKorea says it will continue to launch strikes if SKorea violates its sea border
• Hit by AIDS, Africa welcomes Pope's condom message
• Dalai Lama wants to give up ceremonial duties
• SKorea says NKorea's premeditated attack violates 1953 armistice agreement
• Pirates attack ship off Oman but crew find safety
• ND corn and sunflower harvests ahead of schedule
• Fall into sewage tank kills 14 people in Pakistan
• Nebraska's fall harvest nearly complete
• Nebraska professors get $2M to make robotic tools
• Kan. jobless rate falls to 6.4 percent in October
• IMF, EU say Greece needs to make 'extra effort' to meet 7.5 pct deficit target in 2011
• UPDATE on Community Crime Alerts
• It's a bootyfull day in the neighborhood
• No new extended jobless claims after Saturday
• FAA: Birds innocent in JFK plane engine failure
• NY hedge fund trader seeks to suppress statements
• Understanding the French-style retirement
• Editorial: A tipping point on security?
• At last, California starts cutting prison waste
• Kurzweil: citizen who made a difference
• Youth football roundup: November 23, 2010
• Obama needs to lay off the Chinese
• Rio district honors Korean War vet
• Library celebrates holidays with ‘An American Christmas’
• Oxnard roads closed for investigation
• Hanford officer recovering after weekend shootout
• Called to the Torah Nov. 20
• Community briefs, west county Nov. 20
• Qantas to return A380s to service
• Feds balk at showing evidence in attempted attack
• Aust. police smash $400 million drug cartel
• Delta may consider refunds over screening issue
• Community Crime Alert - Multiple Vehicle Thefts
• Group: Put Philly casino on historic cruise liner
• Mel Gibson returns to court for custody fight
• US recovers record $3 billion in civil fraud cases
• Pontotoc company expands furniture plant
• Spill panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• RI officials stress resources for jobless in state
• TSA pat-down leaves Mich. man covered in urine
• SC firm settles unfair practices case with NC AG
• Brazil sports minister says airports a concern
• Nigeria: North picks candidate to face incumbent
• Hate crime victim's estate sues NY authorities
• Oil prices fall on worries about global economy
• Pay jumps for Johnson Controls CEO
• $65M to help build MTU Detroit Diesel plant in SC
• US gonorrhea rate at record low, other STDs rise
• Napolitano stands firm on airline security needs
• Pay jumps for Johnson Controls CEO
• AP News in Brief
• Age begins to catch up with 2 prolific marathoners
• Supermodel Christensen highlights global warming
• Anglo American to sell Australian coal mine
• Church of England opposes News Corp. buyout BSkyB
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• US sweet potato farmers look to Europe for growth
• Creighton students invest real money in school
• US sweet potato farmers look to Europe for growth
• The nation's weather
• Catskill casino possible with Indian land deal
• UNL seminars help people start food businesses
• Closing arguments expected in US piracy trial
• Rolls-Royce wins $1.8 billion Air China order
• US: NKorea's nuke claim provocative, not surprise
• Jury in Chandra Levy trial to resume deliberations
• Bieber wins 4 AMAs, including artist of year
• Most. of Ca. desert town still awaits clean water
• Person of interest named in Utah ranger shooting
• 28 al-Qaida linked members surrender in Mauritania
• Resisting Arrest Resulting in Injury to Officer
• Robbery
• Community Crime Alert - Multiple Vehilce Thefts & Burglaries
• US: NKorea's nuke claim provocative, not surprise
• Underwear invention protects privacy at airport
• AP-US--Electric Cars,Disregard, US
• Florist backs diaper charity drive with posies for donors
• Usher and the Peas capture first AMAs of the night
• Rio Mesa grad appears headed to West Point
• Family wins Parenting magazine vacation competition
• Lead in reusable grocery bags stirs concerns
• Dogs, cats impacted by Sacramento County cutbacks
• Rangel's supporters urge 'no' vote on censure
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• S. Paula group, school district to discuss community garden
• Candle-lighting ceremony slated for lost loved ones
• In brief: Have a favorite holiday tradition?
• Community colleges evaluated for accreditation renewal
• Estudiantes remain on top following Velez draw
• Some water restrictions lifted in Barstow
• Report: Qantas oxygen tank blowout 'unique'
• Survey: Gas prices jump 5 cents in 2-week span
• Weak world economy cuts carbon pollution last year
• Iran sets February trial date for 3 Americans
• Boat causes superficial damage in Ventura Harbor
• Regulators OK Entergy transmission system
• Driver allegedly huffed nitrous oxide before crash
• Fire damages newly renovated church sanctuary in Oxnard
• Ventura man arrested for resisting arrest, injuring an officer
• Man rescued from rain-swollen LA River
• Group aiming to stop NC cement plant gets $1.1M
• UK pledges support for Ireland bailout, says stable Irish banking system is in UK's interest
• One caught, two sought after robbery at Ventura park
• Paulson: It's time for school choice
• N. Calif. cities bring pot growing into the light
• BP claims a gamble: Get check now, risk less later
• W.Va. approves transfer of utility to Mountaineer
• Ind. goes after businesses that fail to pay taxes
• Editorial: A truly bountiful holiday
• Avalon Commercial picked Hyatt Regency Maui agent
• Latinos critical in victories
• Oxnard man stabbed multiple times during fight
• Suspected US missiles kill 6 in NW Pakistan
• Taliban rejects 2014 vows to keep fighting
• Intelligence officials: Suspected US missile strike has killed 3 people in NW Pakistan
• Afghan fraud panel disqualifies 19 candidates
• Correction: Italy-Gap story
• Axiom Telecom aims to raise $382 million in IPO
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon, hunting shooter
• Survivor struggled to breathe after NZ coal blast
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon, hunting shooter
• The nation's weather
• Series of quakes shakes Shasta County
• Police search for clues in Fla. family slaying
• Russia hosts 'tiger summit'
• Flood in China coal mine traps 28 workers
• Elections test popularity of Poland's government
• Burkina Faso president poised for re-election
• State media say a flood in a coal mine in southwestern China has trapped 28 people
• Brisbane extends unbeaten streak in A-League
• Madagascar PM says mutiny ends without bloodshed
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Governor declares emergency over Barstow water
• Estudiantes go top in Argentina
• From turkey through tinsel, stay safe and aware
• T.O. hospital installs $1.6 million surgical system
• Ventura wields new rules at massage businesses
• Eye on the environment: Buying local produce has many benefits
• Rescuers to drill hole at New Zealand coal mine
• Passenger count up at Las Vegas airport
• Colt Brennan now in stable condition after crash
• Elderly man killed crossing Oakland street
• Raid on retirement ill-advised
• T.O. to certify businesses for efforts to go green
• BLM sued over NV Energy landfill in Nevada
• NY judge orders Gawker to pull Palin book pages
• NY judge orders Gawker to pull Palin book pages
• In brief: Group plans service of thanks tonight
• Higher holiday spending predicted
• San Diego Zoo's Safari Park provides glimpse of Africa
• Army court halts case in Afghan civilian killings
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Mexico charges US-born drug suspect 'La Barbie'
• Gokey helped get 'Idol' to Milwaukee for auditions
• Crab catch reignites trap limits debate in Calif.
• Brazil president-elect's guerrilla past described
• San Francisco man sentenced in killings
• Pal: Bodies of 2 women, boy not intact when found
• TVA triples pay for president, gives staff bonuses
• Burkina Faso president poised for re-election
• Family friend says bodies of 2 Ohio women, boy were not intact when found inside hollow tree
• NJ pastor who banned Facebook admits to affair
• Oxnard police seek help finding missing teen
• Ex-Yankee Jim Leyritz acquitted in fatal DUI crash
• Former Yankee Jim Leyritz acquitted of DUI manslaughter in 2007 crash that killed Fla. woman
• Worcester airport groomed as Logan alternative
• Rain leads to morning accidents, no major injuries
• Pope says in new book use of condoms can be justified in some cases
• Report: Feds conducting big insider trading probe
• Golden Gate Ferry fares to rise in January
• Conspiracy, Burglary, and Possession of Stolen Property
• Satellite appears to show NKorea nuke building
• Ruling sets showdown over Tenn. lethal injection
• Orange County coach sentenced for molestation
• Ga. man arrested in shooting over egged Mercedes
• Judge recommends proposed S. Colorado power line
• Barstow residents warned not to drink local water
• 2 bodies hung from bridge, man beheaded in Tijuana
• Coast Guard helps get injured crewman off boat
• Blast fears delay search for 29 New Zealand miners
• Homeowners turn to owls to battle rodent problem
• Visa CEO gets $12 million pay package in 2010
• Woman arrested in SoCal gun sting
• Massey CEO: Explosion probe needs to be completed
• Ventura police arrest 5 teens after midtown burglaries
• Two men receive 20-year sentences for child porn
• SoCal officer charged with hate crime in assault
• Visa CEO's pay package worth $12 million
• Senate passes Gallegly's crush video
• Fourteen-year-old charged in fatal car crash
• 2011 Porsche Cayenne could win over detractors
• New leader emerges in race for Ojai City Council seat
• NJ man sentenced in 'multiple personality' deaths
• Boston Scientific paying $386 million for Sadra
• MN importer/exporter moving headquarters to SD
• Tests find no more cases of brucellosis in Wyoming
• Serb pilots deny sleepy captain caused India crash
• 7 Calif hospitals fined $792K for privacy breaches
• Court nixes appeal in Pa. du Pont murder case
• E-Tracer: A thrilling combo of car, motorcycle
• 'Legally dead' man pleads not guilty to kidnapping
• Nixon announces plans for second Mo. nuclear plant
• Lost luggage triggers evacuation of Calif. airport
• Another Texas appliance rebate program Dec. 20
• Accenture to acquire German software company CAS
• Chevrolet Cruze fits neatly into modern frugality
• Oregon St hosts USC with dimmed postseason hopes
• Fishermen, activists clash over tuna in Paris
• 'Legally dead' man pleads not guilty to kidnapping
• Nigeria: 130 kilos of heroin sent from Iran seized
• Tobacco industry lobbies for flavorful cigarettes
• Mystery about HP's new CEO seen eclipsing numbers
• Ukraine economy rebounds after dizzying fall
• Harrah's cancels plans for IPO
• AP News in Brief
• Michigan museum planned celebrating Ford's Model A
• NATO service member dies in Afghanistan
• Germany: Namibia airport package was security test
• Pakistani intelligence officials say suspected US missiles hit vehicle, kill 4 militants in NW
• Stock futures point to lower opening
• Mortgage company takes control of mega-dairies
• Irish, EU issues haggle over bailout terms
• Grand Prairie adds 6-month drilling-related ban
• Mecca development promises pilgrims better hajj
• 60s songbird Joan Baez falls from treehouse, hurt
• Economy survey: Midwest, Plains bankers perking up
• AstraZeneca reviews options for Swedish unit
• Tobacco industry lobbies for flavorful cigarettes
• Gulfport casino gets site approval
• Chinese woman sent to labor camp for retweeting
• WH report: Stimulus law boosted economy, jobs
• 3 California men plead guilty in ticket scam case
• Windshield cracks on California-bound Delta flight
• LA Dodger catcher's stolen World Series ring found
• Harvard pres: ROTC return if gays can openly serve
• SoCal man pleads not guilty to beating barking dog
• Another glowing probation report for Chris Brown
• Ohio solar panel maker has added Chinese plant
• State board approves grant for Tejon Ranch land
• Guam groups sue military over live firing range
• Officials consider abandoning school over pipeline
• Gov. Granholm to Congress: Extend jobless benefits
• Windshield cracks on California-bound Delta flight
• NJ senator introduces college anti-bullying law
• NY rooftop deck owner fires 'Apprentice' producers
• Tesoro completes restart of Anacortes refinery
• Father of Ga. baby attacked by raccoons charged
• Area DUI enforcement ramps up for holiday season
• Human trafficking an issue in Ventura County
• The Right Persuasion
• On the shoulders of Republicans
• A virtual disconnect
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• Free speech is for people
• McConnell opposes $1.1 trillion spending bill
• Leading indicators rise 0.5 percent in October
• Man convicted of murdering NYC college student
• Ohio Livestock prices
• W.Va. mines part of bid to buy Western Coal
• Business group reviewing ratings system
• Oakland mayor says he won't leave office early
• Slightly more people apply for jobless benefits
• Review finds TCEQ lacks authority, visibility
• Alien invaders
• 4th defendant convicted in Covina Hills 911 murder
• 7 Northern Calif DA's sue Overstock.com
• Mass. unemployment rate falls to 8.1 pct. in Oct.
• Ex-auto czar paying $6.2M in SEC settlement
• Kerrigan brother to ask that charge be dropped
• Jury resumes deliberations in Chandra Levy trial
• Forest Service prescribed burn jumps fire lines
• Daktronics lands Astros scoreboard contract
• Harvard students change Yale killing spoof video
• Vine disease outbreak hits NZ kiwifruit industry
• Landrieu: Aquaculture firms eligible for aid
• GM's China partner SAIC says it bought a nearly 1 pct stake in share offering for $500 million
• Taekwondo row spurs anti-China feeling in Taiwan
• The nation's weather
• Arizona to release October unemployment report
• Myanmar democracy icon calls her detention illegal
• Conn. report sees way out of weak economy
• UK public borrowing higher than forecast in Oct
• EU changes its stand on saving bluefin tuna
• Police: Miami skycaps took cash for extra bags
• Taiwan economy surges 9.8 percent in 3Q
• Murkowski calls write-in victory 'our miracle'
• Ahmadinejad: Embargoes won't scare Iran
• "Cuckoo's Nest" hospital rebuilt following abuses
• Hollywood community puts up reward after slaying
• London Stock Exchange H1 profit up 26 pct
• Questions over Crystal Cathedral pay in bankruptcy
• University of California regents vote on fee hike
• Central Bank expects Ireland to take EU-IMF loan
• Creative types
• A new home with the same great Mexican food
• Don't hate the players
• Truth and consequence
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• Getting the most out of walking
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• The Critical Line
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• Singapore expects GDP growth to slow to 4-6 percent next year from 15 percent this year
• LA authorities make arrests in jail riot probe
• Former Koss exec gets 11 years for embezzlement
• Family: Alleged Smart abductor was dysfunctional
• NZ investigation blames both sides for Antarctic collision of Japanese whaler and protest boat
• Phoenix man sentenced in credit card scam
• Former Koss exec gets 11 years for embezzlement
• Producer accused of wife's killing to stay in jail
• Local drug arrests led to bust of national cocaine ring, police say
• Argentine lawmaker socks colleague in budget spat
• Tests confirm alcohol in student shot by NY police
• No contest plea in 2006 Salinas gang shooting
• Prosecutors: $30M Ponzi scheme targeted Muslims
• GOP push to end earmarks could hurt Hawaii funds
• National Enquirer owner files for bankruptcy
• Gannett CFO to get $600,000 salary, $150,000 bonus
• LA authorities make arrests in jail riot probe
• Booz Allen shares rise in initial public offering
• The November District Bulletin is now online
• Tired of Kobe
• Paraguay thrashes Hong Kong 7-0 in friendly
• Congo withdraws bid to host 2015 African Cup
• Botswana beats Tunisia 1-0 in African qualifier
• Outgoing Fla. gov. wants Jim Morrison pardoned
• Hawaii website to sell homegrown power launched
• Casino industry head: Things haven't changed much
• Proposed home energy audits in Nev. spark debate
• Wyoming won't increase oil-gas royalty this year
• Winter Park Resort opens for ski season Wednesday
• Poland holds memorial to composer Gorecki
• Airport security scanners
• Divisive religion
• Google Voice app finally approved for iPhone
• China preparing steps to control price hikes
• 1 woman dead, twin sister wounded at firing range
• Officer: Gang rape suspect said sex was consensual
• TV producer arrested as fugitive in California
• Stocks fall to lowest level in a month over worries about China slowdown, Irish debt troubles
• Outgoing Fla. gov. wants Jim Morrison pardoned
• Morning chat
• Three local teams seeded for regionals
• Mooshagian's first VC season hard to criticize
• Lighting a competitive fire
• Moorpark earns share of WSC title
• Local briefs: T.O., Santa Paula game times changed
• Diaz-Yi ties for 15th at state girls' golf tournament
• In brief: Ex-player in Newton saga meets with FBI
• Fewer moves helping Tyler gain more yards
• Oxnard hosting top female boxers
• Santa Paula stadium will be renovated
• High-tech motivational assembly planned at Ventura schools
• December 1-19 at Rubicon Theatre Company Grammy Award-Winner Melissa Manchester and Stars of the Ballroom Dance World Directed and Choreographed by Cate Caplin Conceived by Karyl Lynn Burns and Cate Caplin If you love the film "Strictly Ballroom&q
• Doctoral student leads program to open doors to 4-year institutions
• 4 arrested in connection with Oxnard shooting
• Man pleads guilty to stabbings in Port Hueneme
• Herdt: Californians by chance, students by choice
• Candidate for GOP's masses
• Editorial: Don't stall T.O. park plan
• Let's drop artificial images of our leaders
• SK805K Games fundraiser will mix sports, arts
• Delta to add international flights next year
• Police seek help identifying suspect in Ventura bank robbery
• Does death loom for Marvel’s Ultimate Spider-Man?
• Senior center seeks volunteers for gardening project
• In uniform: November 17, 2010
• Advocates to be honored for their mentoring efforts
• Bollywood dance is workout, way to find playful side
• Youth briefs: November 17, 2010
• La Reina Junior High eighth-grader wins Science Fair poster contest
• UPDATED INFORMATION PHOTOS OF SUSPECT - Bank Robbery
• Georgia-Pacific promises to protect forests
• Stocks retreat on Asian inflation, Euro debt fears
• Fire-damaged cruise ship out of service until Jan.
• Yahoo teams with Groupon, others to dangle deals
• SD Supreme Court steps into beef jerky case
• Alinea, L2O earn 3 stars in Chicago Michelin Guide
• AP Source: US investigation comes to France
• 6 sites bid to host FutureGen's carbon storage
• Motor Trend names Chevy Volt car of the year
• Massey Energy starts new coal plant in W.Va.
• Ventura County home sales show steep drop last month
• NYC pension funds want bank foreclosure audits
• Pittsburgh first Pa. city to ban gas drilling
• Fla. farmworkers, tomato growers in landmark deal
• Fire-damaged cruise ship back in service Jan. 16
• S. Calif. September home prices up 1 percent
• Bielsa says goodbye to Chile in friendly
• New settlement offered in TD Ameritrade data theft
• SKorean central bank raises rate to 2.5 percent
• SKorean central bank raises rate to 2.5 percent
• Welders detained in deadly China high-rise fire
• AP News in Brief
• Violence subsides in Guinea capital; security high
• Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi presses party's case
• Imprisoned graft suspect spotted at tennis tourney
• Grants to help Neb. towns develop 'power parks'
• Survey shows German investor confidence recovering
• Dept., family set to honor slain Riverside officer
• S. African taxi drivers protest proposed crackdown
• Charlie Brown's Steakhouse closes restaurants
• LA County to vote on plastic bag ban
• Madagascar coup leader holds constitutional vote
• Hearing for Cal court in 2-state tot custody fight
• Former casino riverboat still angling for buyer
• World stocks lower as Asia moves to cool inflation
• Murkowski lead at 1,706 as Alaska count continues
• The nation's weather
• Cop feared Calif teen gang rape victim was dead
• Company closing Colo. stores; 500 jobs to be cut
• Google working on phone with built-in payment tool
• South Korea's central bank raises key interest rate to 2.5 percent from 2.25 percent
• Teacher sentenced to 14 years after sex conviction
• IRS: Wrongly convicted won't pay compensation tax
• Man pleads guilty to shooting Ohio man with arrow
• Ventura police search for bank robber
• Ventura surfboard shop owner is named 2011 Shaper of the Year
• Gallegly, Capps support tax credit
• Volunteers help restore Ojai Creek
• Time for GOP to change business-climate rhetoric
• Youth sports roundup: November 16, 2010
• Obama now faces two unproductive years
• Editorial: Use the lifesavers in your car
• Bank Robbery
• The Breeze for November 11, 2010 is online
• Speaker for November 11 – D.G. Deepa Willingham
• Ventura's 2010 Green School Award Winner Announced: Portola Elementary School
• Ventura celebrates Thanksgiving in a community-wide "One City, One Meal" event, Thursday November 25
• Dog Bite
• Discover Oct charge-offs at lowest level of year
• 2 bodies in burning van at Santa Clara-Merced line
• FDA: companies must fix issues with heart devices
• CACI International wins $75 million contract
• NC students offered Microsoft certification course
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• FDA: Companies must fix heart defibrillator issues
• Portugal Fin Min: no request for financial aid
• Miss. sets aside $132M more for Katrina's homeless
• Teva says seasonal allergy spray met goal in study
• City Hall unveils 3 finalists to be next NYC taxi
• Note signals deadlocked jury in NY terror case
• Moms sue Pa. school over 'boobies'-bracelet ban
• Golfer blinded by bad shot sues pal for no 'Fore!'
• Pump prices creeping up as holiday approaches
• Refusal of Calif airport screening is Internet hit
• Refusal of Calif airport screening is Internet hit
• Judge voids NY counselor's plea deal in rape case
• EPA sets water pollution limits for Florida
• OCA president backs Qatar amid World Cup inquiry
• AP News in Brief
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Arrests made in killing of 12 in Russian village
• Hiroshima not shy of its atomic bomb legacy
• SKorea, Peru provisionally sign free trade deal
• Detroit's Packard plant to lose last tenant
• Cable car conductor stabbed, suspect arrested
• High-rise fire kills 8, injures 90 in Shanghai
• S. Sudan begins registration for Jan. freedom vote
• EU revises Greece's 2009 budget deficit up to 15.4 percent of GDP from 13.6 percent
• The nation's weather
• EU revises Greece's 2009 debt estimate up to 126.8 percent of GDP from 115.1 percent
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi seeks to revive political party
• Events in Tenn to mark entrepreneurship week
• Driver sought in deadly Calif. motorcycle pileup
• France's new labor minister to meet with unions
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Driver sought in deadly Calif. motorcycle pileup
• New leaders in Argentina, Brazil
• In brief: Applicants sought for Amgen project
• Pipeline relocation forces Olsen Road lane closure
• Tens of thousands of jellyfish wash ashore
• Pumas beat America to advance in Apertura
• NY congressman warns about store credit cards
• Redistricting picks to shape future elections
• The week ahead: November 15, 2010
• Japan is test case for Pac Rim free trade zone
• Japan's economy grows for fourth straight quarter
• Velez wins to take over lead in Argentina
• Zenit claims Russian title with 2 rounds left
• Report: Few inspectors on staff to check pipelines
• NH vanity plate on getaway car IDs robbery suspect
• Ranks of millionaire college presidents grow
• BHP Billiton withdraws bid for Potash Corp.
• Harrah's reaches tentative deal with AC dealers
• Industry, government to meet on RI wind power
• Obama's Asian trip shows limits on global stage
• FBI: Man once thought dead arrested in kidnapping
• Community Crime Alert – Slashed Tires to Numerous Vehicles
• Maker of Four Loko to stop shipments to NY state
• Driver in fatal Conn. crash sues victim's parents
• Chinese mine in Afghanistan threatens ancient find
• AOL cracks open door to new Project Phoenix e-mail
• Study: Women with high job stress face heart risks
• Venezuela's Chavez defends general amid scandal
• Uncertainty reigns over replacing SF mayor
• AOL cracks open door to new Project Phoenix e-mail
• Obama's Asian trip shows limits on global stage
• Man reportedly shot by Simi Valley police officer identified
• 'Megamind' continues box office reign with $30M
• Daughter 1 of 3 charged in Mich. couple's stabbing
• Mother of disabled girl crushed by news of death
• Hundreds rally in Moscow to protest attacks
• British tourist on honeymoon killed in Cape Town
• Nigeria: Military raids militant camp in oil delta
• French railroad regrets role in WWII deportations
• White House, GOP look for middle ground on taxes
• Nigeria: 1 soldier killed in suspected sect attack
• NATO says 3 coalition service members have been killed in an insurgent attack
• AP News in Brief
• Japan, Peru agree on free trade pact
• More ash-buried bodies found at Indonesia volcano
• Shops shut across Bangladesh in opposition strike
• The nation's weather
• Miller: Ballot fight unlikely if math doesn't work
• Driver sought in motorcycle crashes that killed 5
• Japan invited to meet with US-backed TPP members
• APEC leaders seek Pacific-wide free trade zone
• Pakistani security forces kill 6 militants in Swat
• Karzai says US should reduce operations' intensity
• Brisbane extends lead in Australia's A-League
• Afghan government says kidnapped diplomat released
• Watt Communities named Builder of the Year
• Country living at the city’s edge
• Troop Real Estate 11th annual Turkey-a-Thon to brighten Thanksgiving for county’s needy
• How mortgage loan officers are paid has changed
• Reverse Mortgage seminar Wednesday
• Path to Home Ownership class set for Thursday in Camarillo
• Sixth Annual Mayor's Arts Awards
• Isolated animals' genetics change
• Miller says he won't fight clear win for Murkowski
• Moorpark High musician earns a gig playing sax with big band
• Quilters and friends ready gifts for poor children overseas
• Parents, 2 kids found shot to death in western Pa.
• Voters approve Arizona medical marijuana measure
• Calif rejects legal pot, but cities embrace drug
• 2 injured when city bus hits car in LA
• County pays to settle police dog suit
• Mom, dad, 2 kids found shot dead in western Pa.
• 7 motorcycles, 2 other vehicles crash east of SD
• Qantas keeps superjumbos grounded after accident
• Police in western Pa. say mother, father, 2 children found shot to death in home, tot injured
• Use of Destructive Device
• Cason Point: Thieves who stole students' empties need redemption
• In brief: Homeboy founder to speak at CSUCI
• Burglary, Possesson of Stolen Property
• Protesters try to block neo-Nazi rally in Phoenix
• Zsa Zsa Gabor returns home after hospitalization
• Zsa Zsa Gabor returns home after hospitalization
• Mazembe retain African Champions League title
• NC sheriff fires captain who beat him in primary
• Report: Prominent hedge fund investigated
• Nigerian military warns of possible militant raids
• Prosecutors charge suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• Sick cruise ship passenger evacuated by helicopter
• China to play role in General Motors IPO
• Chavez backers march through Venezuela's capital
• Bush on post-presidency: 'I miss being pampered'
• Afghan minorities fear peace talks with Taliban
• Qantas keeps superjumbos grounded after accident
• Dog stuck on cliff rescued by sheriff's deputy
• NM community braces for coal plant changes
• Teachers take charge to save ailing public schools
• Calif rejects legal pot, but cities embrace drug
• Arbitration begins over Hanks' Ketchum 'money pit'
• For hundreds, lawsuit over coal slurry unresolved
• WikiLeaks sets up limited company in Iceland
• 2 dead in shooting at Fairfield apartment complex
• GOP lawmakers take tough stand on Bush tax cuts
• Largest solar power plant in Mass. about to start
• Myanmar junta releases democracy leader Suu Kyi
• APNewsBreak: Officials: north Sudan bombs border
• A Southern Sudan army spokesman says the north's military has bombed a disputed border area
• Military-ruled Myanmar frees democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest
• Toll from volatile Indonesian volcano rises to 240
• Official: release order has been read to Myanmar detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi
• Three official cars enter compound of Myanmar's detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi
• After G-20 rancor, Pac Rim leaders push free trade
• Japan, China leaders meet at APEC amid tensions
• Leadership struggle averted by House Democrats
• Mystery deepens over disabled NC girl's killing
• Report: NKorea begins building light-water reactor
• Thousands stage anti-China protest in Japan
• Police charge opposition activists in Bangladesh
• Obama says US, Asia will benefit from more trade
• The nation's weather
• Air agency issued engine warning then eased checks
• Gorgonzola cheese recalled expanded in Colorado
• Man sentenced in WA for running fake online dating
• Japan PM Kan: Japan will open up to more trade
• Albany newspaper publisher to retire
• Regulators fault Westinghouse on reactor plans
• Regulators close 2 Georgia banks, 1 in Arizona
• San Joaquin River restoration briefly delayed
• Mexico prison population surges amid drug war
• Feds give more time for owl recovery plan comments
• Google gives top execs big pay bump
• Oxnard school district's early retirement program may have saved nothing
• Parolees pleads not guilty in apartment killing
• NFL preparation is another motivator for USC players
• 6 sentenced for in LA for kidnap-for-ransom
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• Witness: Cop said looters 'deserved to be shot'
• Baucus unveils plan to cut arcane tax provision
• 'Girls Gone Wild' distributor booked for CA death
• Stone Energy to offer $100M in senior notes
• 4 charged in alleged abduction, Kan. bank robbery
• Colombia calls up local players for Peru friendly
• NC bank commissioner named to run federal agency
• Plans canceled for $2B resort on Long Island
• Power outage reported in Ventura
• Alaska ballot count could extend into next week
• US rig count increases by 2
• NYC transit union chief seeks to unmask blogger
• Kerkorian raises $52.2M selling MGM Resorts shares
• Woman arrested after stricken cruise ship docks
• Innocence Project: Overhaul death penalty laws
• NYC transit union chief seeks to unmask blogger
• Catholic bishops: More exorcists needed
• Philippine leader hits US, allies on terror alert
• Group: Former Kenyan official derailing ICC probe
• Ohio college locked down amid case of 4 missing
• Health insurer to close office in Conn.
• Nigerian foreign minister threatens sanctions against Iran in arms case
• Prosecutors in Palin hacking push for prison time
• Stock futures drop on China inflation worries
• Groups want to block Duke from burning trees
• Bicyclist accused of deliberately running over boy
• Coal India in talks for Peabody, Massey mines
• Volkswagen sales up nearly 10 pct in October
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• Iran arms-smuggling case roils Nigeria
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• Coal India in talks for Peabody, Massey mines
• Pinera: WTO pact needs courage like Chilean rescue
• Consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton plans IPO
• Uranium company sues Colorado over mining rules
• Merkel rejects speculation on finance minister
• Detroit fails to send tax bills to plant owner
• Bush to promote book, honor veterans in Ohio
• Myanmar's pro-junta party wins Parliament majority
• AP: Technology improving international news
• Mexico violence costs $350K daily in natgas losses
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• Legislator: Russian officer turned in spies to US
• Memorial exhibit to honor former director Leavitt
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• Stock futures fall as G20 summit convenes
• Travelers disembark 'nightmare' cruise amid cheers
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• Schwarzenegger calls special budget session
• Audio recording reveals fraud in Afghan election
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• Powerless cruise ship nears San Diego harbor
• Fox joins broadcasters in blocking Google TV link
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• Autopsy: Man killed by police not shot in back
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• Court: $1.73M award for man denied care in custody
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• FedEx expects 16 million shipments on busiest day
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• Summary Box: Disney 4Q earnings fall on ESPN shift
• Bojinov and Petrov return to Bulgaria squad
• Dendreon trades higher on prostate drug review
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• Correction: Pink Diamond story
• GOP victory could boost natural gas drilling
• Experts fear copycat suicides after bullying cases
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• Wal-Mart offering free shipping for online buys
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• Boeing loses 8 orders for 787 last week
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• Advance Auto Parts says 3Q earns up 41 percent
• Democrats, Republicans urge free trade for US jobs
• Clarification: Leak of radioactive water story
• Boeing: significant damage to 787 electric panel
• Google errs _ twice _ over status of disputed isle
• Tropical disease kills 300 in Southern Sudan
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• NTSB: Panama to investigate cruise ship fire
• Marriott plans to have 100 hotels in India by 2015
• China AIDS group says it is forced to shut down
• Inphi IPO prices at $12, shares rise in debut
• Protest forces closure of Fruitvale BART station
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day
• Cuban plane crash investigation continues
• Navy won't charge for helping stricken cruise ship
• Perata will not contest Oakland mayoral results
• Why Fed bond-buying plan is raising trade tensions
• Gunmen attack Mexican newspaper, no injuries
• Wanted parolee fatally shot in Mendocino County
• Prosecutor: Heroin mill found near Times Square
• Croatia chief's anti-gay remarks spark protests
• PC maker Lenovo's quarterly profit up 45 percent
• Argentina likely to move to 38-match season
• Federal grand jury indicts 19-year-old 'Barefoot Bandit' in northwest crime spree
• Sounding the 805
• Gitmo detainee's NY trial moves into final stages
• Chinese banks ordered to increase reserves
• Cuba denounces 'virtual' Castro plot in new game
• California's budget shortfall will top $25 billion next year
• Hair of the dog
• Lufthansa: Rolls-Royce engine on A380 replaced
• Chinese banks ordered to increase reserves in move to curb lending amid inflation concern
• Cal State approves 15.5 pct tuition hike next fall
• Asian shares mixed after small gains in US
• There will be blood
• German panel sees 3.7 pct growth this year
• Budget year begins with $140.4B October deficit
• Father sues district over reading about slavery
• Condor Trail could span entire length of Los Padres National Forest
• Ireland's crisis flares as investors dump bonds
• Pentagon: 'mystery missile' was probably airplane
• Angels plan to go all out for Crawford
• Free Will Astrology
• Wendy's sells new fries with potato skin, sea salt
• EPA issues guidelines for reducing greenhouse gas
• Ex-KB Home head gets home detention, $1M fine
• It's a dootyfull day in the neighborhood
• SAfrica hospital guilty in organ trafficking case
• 5 on trial in shooting of man after Katrina hit
• Government says China's October inflation jumped to 25-month high of 4.4 percent
• Picks of the week
• Newly empowered Kyrgyz parliament in first session
• Forlan, Suarez head Uruguay team
• China's October inflation jumps to 4.4 percent
• Emanuel to formally announce run for Chicago mayor
• Poland honors plane crash dead with new memorial
• TD Ameritrade exec lands UFL football coaching job
• 4-year-old Lady Alexander tops day at Keeneland
• Trump casinos lay off 50 managers; more could come
• AP News in Brief
• EMC buys Bus-Tech for undisclosed terms
• Emergency shelter zoning up for debate in Ventura
• Analyst questions cost of selling Calif properties
• Bank of England says UK growth outlook uncertain
• Oct. casino revenue down 12.3 pct in Atlantic City
• Two projects to change Ventura's coastal communities
• Idaho issues permits, but stays shipments for now
• US financial official defends stimulus package
• NorCal Catholic school to close after 130 years
• Risks grow for those whose lives straddle border
• Federal grand jury indicts 'Barefoot Bandit'
• Macomb County panel to question medical examiner
• SRS contractor laying off 1,400 at SC nuclear site
• Cal State approves 15.5 pct tuition hike next fall
• Cheese recalled in Colo. after E. coli found
• Raccoons attack Alameda woman, 33, puncture leg
• Speaker for November 4 – Monte Widders
• Government begins new budget year with $140.4 billion October deficit, third highest on record
• Bill would boost Michigan college construction
• Holcim Q3 net profit down almost 20 percent
• The Breeze for November 11, 2010 is online
• Lou Dobbs signs with Fox Business Network
• Some Indiana stores pull alcoholic energy drinks
• The mysteries of the Chinese Dumpling House
• Stock futures little changed ahead of opening
• Sainsbury half-year profits up 38 percent
• Fictional candidate focus of ads against US debt
• Prison sentence for ND investment salesman upheld
• Dark and light, Day and Night
• US piracy trial for 5 men to begin in Virginia
• NH teen convicted of murder in machete attack
• Court: No campaign finance limits for small groups
• With Obama's visit, India displays new power
• EPA issues subpoena to Halliburton on gas drilling
• Report: Shipments of general aviation planes down
• 23-year-old is first Canadian to win WS of Poker
• Cops: Delivery man IDs hungry robbery suspect
• Lindsay's city mgr resigns citing violent threats
• Private security companies sign code of conduct
• Terminal B now in use at San Antonio airport
• OAS urges talks in Central America Google map spat
• NASA: Cassini probe to resume science soon
• The nation's weather
• 2 lawsuits challenge US Defense of Marriage Act
• Forum on Homelessness in Ventura County
• White House counsel to Jimmy Carter dies
• Dry weather helps bring in Kan. fall harvest
• Bush recounts Katrina, WMD mistakes on talk show
• Conspiracy - Possession of Stolen Property and Burglary Tools
• Mesa man ordered to pay restitution to investors
• Elizabeth Smart says she awoke to knife on neck
• Hearing starts in soldier's 'thrill kill' case
• Ventura Water Begins Water System Flushing Maintenance
• Ancient valley oak in Westlake slated for removal
• Absentee count to start in Alaska Senate race
• Woman convicted in murder of Sacramento artist
• Miss. FY12 revenue estimate reflects slight growth
• Stocks fall as dollar rises on jitters over Europe
• More government action on energy needed, IEA says
• AP names McFetridge news editor for Iowa/Nebraska
• Ohio Livestock prices
• Kelley: Carnegie: America's first 'Friend of the Library'
• Fla. recount participants hold 10-year reunion
• Dead baby found in LA bedroom wastebasket
• Maine shipyard may be left in fast warship's wake
• Courageous officers deserve recognition
• SKorean police detain 2 animal rights activists
• Firefighter killed by SUV honored with marathon
• WaMu securities holders promise bankruptcy fight
• Ex-CEO explains secrets of success of Trader Joe's
• Flood-repair aid headed to 2 Nebraska counties
• Chinese, British leaders affirm ties in Beijing
• German nuclear waste finally reaches storage site
• Editorial: Prepare now for the unexpected
• Arraignment scheduled in Va. Metro terror sting
• Obama makes long-awaited return to Indonesia
• Auto Mall upgrade approved by T.O. Planning Commission
• Herdt: What polls told us about Latino voters
• Japanese reporter detained in Myanmar freed
• World stock markets lower as Fed euphoria fades
• Cypress Bioscience posts wider 3Q loss
• Let's not write off Obama just yet
• Hearing set in Afghanistan 'thrill kill' case
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• NY pension fund reports quarterly gain
• Details emerge in Ventura, union negotiations impasse
• State plans to promote safety of Gulf seafood
• Wynn Las Vegas rehires some laid-off dealers
• Oxnard man arrested on suspicion of selling methamphetamine
• From Dali to Marilyn Monroe, Playboy auctions art
• Sanofi protests Genzyme effort to quash takeover
• Structure Fire
• Report faults feds over Kansas City complex
• Clinton back on US soil after marathon Asia tour
• EU mulls blacklisting airports that aren't secure
• Beloved friend
• Free public parking still plentiful in downtown Ventura
• APEC debates having power to forge trade deals
• High court reviews Costco sale of Swiss watches
• Scout pack decision
• Congress panel probes FDA office in Puerto Rico
• SKorean military on high alert ahead of G-20
• Blind Ohio man learns to fix cars without sight
• School noise
• No charges against Bill Gates' dad in hit-and-run
• AP News in Brief
• Rebels clash with Myanmar troops after election
• Prop. 19
• Youth sports results: November 9, 2010
• China suffers diesel shortage, disrupting industry
• Nigeria: 5 kidnapped in offshore oil rig attack
• Thrifty pensioner
• Va. congressman released from hospital
• UK's Cameron visits China seeking trade, influence
• China knocks US plan to pump money into system
• Article missed the point
• Youth sports roundup: November 9, 2010
• Riverside officer shot, killed during foot chase
• Afren oil firm says 5 employees kidnapped, 2 wounded in offshore Nigerian delta oil rig attack
• Argentina flights slowed by strikes, cancellations
• Montana sues online travel companies over taxes
• South Africa mining company has stock market debut
• PNC to stop mountaintop mining financing
• Looking at two years of gridlock in Congress
• Riverside officer shot, killed during foot chase
• Indictment: Somali gangs ran sex ring in 3 states
• Youth sports sign-ups: November 9, 2010
• China's future first lady already a big star
• Regional court: Release Niger's detained president
• Youth football roundup: November 9, 2010
• 15 Afghan insurgents killed in southern province
• Retail gas prices rise as Thanksgiving prep begins
• Editorial: A dubious honor well earned
• US, N. Zealand crews rescue family in S. Pacific
• Black caucus gives Clyburn nod in Dem race
• Stocks fall as rally runs out of steam; Dow off 37.24
• Robbers steal new 'Call of Duty' video game in Md.
• Sale of Caritas hospital chain closed
• Westlake bank acquires Western Commercial
• Japanese low-cost airline ordering Airbus A380s
• Court seems divided on taxing medical residents
• Joys and benefits of soaring into space
• The nation's weather
• Court order blocks Okla. amendment on Islamic law
• T.O. council to review medical benefits program
• Judging competence in our classrooms
• Editors: Latin American press freedoms threatened
• The Socialite Network: UK's Queen joins Facebook
• Obama calls for India-Pakistan talks
• A call for civility after elections
• Oxnard man beaten unconscious in home invasion robbery
• Thousands of cadets march across Red Square
• Kenyan police officer kills 10 people in rampage
• Editorial: Our tab for intelligence
• Nevada Walmart evacuated over suspicious device
• Voters choosing new parliament in Azerbaijan
• Brisbane beats Adelaide to top A-League
• Paulson: Voters ask: 'Now what?'
• Asian shares mixed after tepid day on Wall Street
• Thousands gather for funeral of Romanian poet
• Jury in Conn. home invasion case back for 3rd day
• Nigeria: Election equipment contracts signed
• Suspects questioned in possible arson fire
• Bodies of 5 Afghan policemen found in east
• Clash at Sri Lankan prison injures 51 officers
• Gebremariam, Kiplagat win titles at NYC Marathon
• Vt. nuclear plant shuts down after leak from pipe
• Trojans dodge a pitchfork in road with comeback win over ASU
• Mass. town makes peace with Du Bois, a native son
• VP Biden pledges unwavering support for Israel
• Alarm glitch could have iPhone users scrambling
• Edna Kiplagat of Kenya has won the New York City Marathon
• Myanmar holds rare elections amid heavy criticism
• Ferrell's 'Megamind' makes mega debut with $47.7M
• River Plate loses again _ relegation looming
• City Council to discuss T.O. Auto Mall parking
• America books playoff spot with win over Atlante
• Homeowners say loan mods led them to foreclosure
• Vt. reactor shuts down after leak from pipe
• Service as college dean and instructor helps union president do better job
• Recalled Japan envoy returns to Russia
• Gebre Gebremariam of Ethiopia wins New York City Marathon
• Adelaide United gets new owners
• Doctors versus nurses in anesthesia 'turf war'
• Somali militants threaten Uganda, Burundi
• Driver in chase, crash in downtown Ventura being held on several offenses
• Ventura Jazz Orchestra combines with dance club for holiday event
• In brief: Blood drives being planned
• Polls close in Myanmar elections amid widespread criticism the vote was rigged
• Hugo Chavez defends state takeovers of apartments
• Most public agencies to close for Veterans Day
• Storm bringing heavy rain to Northern Californi
• Confidant of North Korea's Kim Jong Il dies
• Ventura police make 3 DUI arrests at checkpoint
• Move For Hunger Food Drive
• AP News in Brief
• Supporters of Chinese artist gather at studio
• Convenience store robbery becomes standoff for Simi Valley police
• Vehicle Pursuit - Traffic Collision
• Passenger in serious condition after plane crash
• Marines' leader: Keep policy on gays in military
• Calif borrows $40M a day to pay unemployment
• UPDATE - Sobriety / License Status Checkpoint
• SnowFest creates winter wonderland in Simi
• Kashima beats leaders Nagoya 1-0 in J-League
• Gebremariam, Kiplagat win titles at NYC Marathon
• Editorial: Veterans Day for students, too
• Cal Lutheran capsule
• Even the homeless have past lives, friends and family
• It's time again to fall back
• Sports briefs
• Gallegly: Seeking results, not credit
• CLU symposium's focus is putting arts in schools
• APEC pledges cooperation to protect growth
• Another route in Mideast
• Colorado Marine killed in Afghanistan, family says
• Jockeys Borel, Castellano fight at Breeders' Cup
• U.S. sees march of Latino Republicans
• Zenyatta falls short in quest for perfection
• Oscar-nominated actress Jill Clayburgh dead at 66
• NC company plans to add 89 jobs in expansion
• Military-ruled Myanmar holds elections
• Bloomberg to promote electric taxis in cities
• Economist: RI recovery will lag behind US
• Voting begins in Myanmar with military-backed party expected to emerge victor
• Stolen Vehicle Pursuit
• Hospital official says the number of people killed by Indonesian volcano now at 138
• Ivory Coast opposition calls for vote re-count
• New lineup on Oxnard council will seek level
• Cason Point: Public retiree can be handy to have around
• Jury to deliberate in home invasion case
• 'Staff of life' wavers under weight of humanity
• Noted Seabee diver to speak on Veterans Day
• Cuba recovers final bodies from plane wreckage
• Chinese artist Ai Weiwei under house arrest
• Textbook rentals no cure for rising college costs
• County's vote turns a tad red
• In brief: Party to celebrate Olivas Adobe fixes
• Tomas downgraded from hurricane to tropical storm
• Giants baseball success boosts local economy
• Business' credit policies help profitability
• Community briefs, west county: Gardening seminar on pruning today
• Saudis warned US of package bomb plot weeks ago
• Sisseton business hopes quick return after fire
• Joblessness changes rule of investing, paying debt
• Ventura County events for Homeless Awareness Month scheduled
• Singapore Airlines says it has canceled flights to Indonesia's capital because of volcano
• Obama announces Boeing order in India
• Pledge to America: 'Repeal and replace' Obama's healthcare reform — Really?
• Replace smoke alarm batteries today, firefighters suggest
• National Hurricane Center: Tomas downgraded from hurricane to tropical storm
• White father of African rock marks anniversary
• Growing together and harvesting a healthy lifestyle
• Nonprofit renovates Ventura hotel for homeless
• Complaints mount on eve of Myanmar elections
• Thousand Oaks boys named cross country champ in Marmonte League
• Learning from 'the Greatest Generation'
• Zenyatta loses by head in Breeders' Cup Classic, ending unbeaten streak at 19 races
• Report: German minister renews Fed criticism
• VC to play key game against Canyons tonight
• Education grants at CI benefit all
• Quinteros new coach for Bolivia
• Russian reporter in coma after attack
• Ventura, Moorpark football capsules
• Why being strategic makes good sense
• Cooley takes slim lead in attorney general's race
• Progress in talks to keep Grand Teton land public
• Home spun
• China league bucks rules in extending halftime
• NASA postpones launch of space shuttle Discovery until end of month to make repairs
• Officials: Suspect lived unnoticed after 'death'
• What goes around
• Official: Bomb in Pakistani mosque kills 20
• Milwaukee Stockyards
• NASA's Cassini spacecraft goes into safe mode
• When the shoes fit
• Indonesia volcano shrouds whole villages in ash
• Campaign signs
• IMF chief says China, other major emerging powers will get a bigger role on fund's board
• His better angels
• Myanmar military set to win elections on Sunday
• Nothing’s changed
• Fake mortgage broker accused of pocketing money
• Groove is in the lake
• Georgia arrests 13 accused of spying for Russia
• Small quake shakes Long Beach
• NJ-based contractor in Afghanistan settles claims
• Following his own beat
• Holocaust-era mass grave found in Romania
• Cinemark posts higher 3Q earnings, revenue
• Motivation could be the key issue for Trojans against Arizona State
• Jobs crisis eases, but economy has long way to go
• Japan central bank keeps key rate at near zero
• Some ACE reality
• Oregon State eager to face struggling UCLA
• Boeing shares fall on report of new 787 delay
• Official says bomb blast hits mosque in northwest Pakistan, at least 20 people wounded
• UN panel sees sources for billions for climate
• Rio school chief wins contract extension before new board is seated
• Stocks post meager gains despite strong jobs news
• Death toll from new floods in Vietnam rises to 16
• Ca man accused of terror funding held without bail
• Pending home sales drop 1.8 percent in September
• Truck driver pleads not guilty in drug tunnel case
• Eurozone retail sales down again in September
• CA man accused of terror funding held without bail
• US professor returns to Sudan to build school
• Church announces release of 3 more Cuban prisoners
• Wal-Mart cooperating with Japan investigation
• Small earthquake shakes Long Beach, Calif.
• Gov't asks judge to deny Navy Seal bail
• NASA fuels space shuttle Discovery for last launch
• 2 Calif. man charged in Ore. with attempted murder
• Suspect in 4 Buffalo shooting deaths keeps lawyer
• Vt. Yankee nuclear plant sale faces hurdles
• Phoenix-area home prices down for 2nd month
• City Corps Fall Festival
• Where’s the science?
• Alleged Calif ballot thief pleads not guilty
• Missing Aussie girl's mom thinks daughter is dead
• 2 NATO service members killed in south Afghanistan
• Fresh Market stock surges in its trading debut
• Territorial Bancorp reports big 3Q increase
• Swiss man performs aerial loops with jet wings
• Nebraska-Wyoming sugar beet harvest nearly done
• 12 killed in attack on Russian village home
• Fake utility worker suspected in woman's slaying
• Romanian poet who praised dictator Ceausescu dies
• Official says at least 15 killed, 30 wounded in mosque bombing in northwest Pakistan
• Signed contracts to buy homes fell 1.8 percent in September as housing continues to struggle
• Gulf restoration task force to begin meeting
• Report: NKorean hacking increases ahead of G-20
• Clinton is asked to excuse self from pipeline bid
• KKR Financial 3rd-qtr profit rises 23 percent
• Lawyer in dispute with gay student back at U.Mich.
• West Pier expansion work continues
• Report: Flight delays in NYC region bad as ever
• Thunderbird Oaks
• When no shoes is best
• Buena High explosions believed to be prank, but police not amused
• After Fort Hood, Army unit put grief aside to help
• Nissan profit quadruples to $1.26 billion
• Percentage game
• "Show me the money!"
• Scientists find dead, dying corals near BP well
• Confusion, fear as Haiti camps evacuate for storm
• New TVA directors meet at Browns Ferry in Alabama
• O’Reilly divisiveness
• Locals seek fewer contests at Surfers Point
• Tribe tries to stop Imperial Valley solar project
• Liberia's president dismisses most of Cabinet
• Cutting expenses
• Biz Buzz
• Conn. man pleads guilty to bilking investors
• Papermaker Norske Skog says losses narrowed in Q3
• States urge court to uphold Ariz. immigration law
• The army of blue creates a stir in Downtown Ventura
• Illinois Gov. Quinn narrowly defeats GOP opponent
• Sweden's Skanska says Q3 profits fall 10 pct
• Regulators issue fine over SC uranium spill
• Quality of life may take a back seat for some T.O. seniors
• Ohio inmate gave away pancakes, wins early release
• Agency: Myanmar ethnic groups align against regime
• Ex-NJ lawmaker gets 5-year term for child porn
• In Memory of The King of Cool
• Lawyer: Dugard told 'tale of terror' to grand jury
• China pressures European governments over Nobel
• Federal appeals court issues stay halting Elizabeth Smart kidnapping trial in Utah
• Arrest for Explosive Device or Explosion With The Intent To Injure or Intimidate
• NY jury sides with Citigroup in EMI dispute
• The nation's weather
• Pa. man acquitted of plot to impregnate teen girl
• Ventura Restaurant Week celebrates fine local cuisine and offers discounted prices to encourage “foodie” visits, November 7 - 11
• Feds: Ohio jail's stun-gun use is unconstitutional
• Funeral held for San Diego officer
• NC students protest slurs in free speech tunnel
• Prop. 23 results
• Conn. regulator wants details on utility deal
• Somali pirates hijack ship with 20 passengers
• Peoploungers chief sentenced in fraud scheme
• In appreciation
• Judge sets deadlines in polar bear listing case
• Ivory Coast heads for runoff vote later this month
• Kohl: Navy to order 20 warships from Wis., Ala.
• Comittment to education
• Nielsen says its Web traffic data is flawed
• Fed's bond plan boosts world stocks, commodities
• Teammates arrested in NY shooting chaos face judge
• Common sense?
• AP Enterprise: World's oil thirst leads to risks
• Tropical Storm warning issued for Jamaica as Tropical Storm Tomas approaches
• The Critical Line
• Careful what you wish for
• New obstacle holds up $1.15B in US aid for Haiti
• UK house price trend remains weak, lender says
• Food allergies
• Robo calls
• Milwaukee Stockyards
• Fate of cap and trade hinges on NM politics
• Oil above $84 in Asia as Fed stimulus move awaited
• Witness: Co-defendant wielded machete in NH attack
• Wash Gov Gregoire off to Germany on trade trip
• Education advocate wins seat on Community College District board
• Murkowski, Miller set for another showdown
• News Corp notifies EC of BSkyB bid
• The Breeze for November 4, 2010 is online
• Two incumbents voted out in Pleasant Valley School District
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of storm
• Taylor Swift sells more than 1M copies of new CD
• Author may not be done with 'Earth's Children'
• 2 of 3 incumbents lose in Oxnard Union school board election
• Lloyds Banking Group taps Santander exec to be CEO
• October Auto Sales: Honda's US sales rise
• Indonesia
• Fillmore, Ojai school board races too close to call
• A new oxymoron: liberal tolerance
• China accuses peace prize supporter of subversion
• Automakers report stronger October US sales
• Holiday treat
• Summary Box: Plan no easy fix for economy's woes
• Election 2010
• The nation's weather
• Hundreds line Simi streets to pay respects to fallen Marine
• Government disenchantmen
• Mexico police find 9 bodies in grave near Acapulco
• And the winner is . . . Ojai
• SKorea: G20 leaders need 'concrete agreements'
• China executes serial killer in 11 murders
• GM Oct. sales up 3.5 pct as it prepares for IPO
• Canadian goverment to sell part of its stake in GM
• Creative types
• World watches US election and speculates on impact
• 7 Kashmir rebels killed before Obama's India trip
• Charges dismissed in deadly LA Toyota crash
• 'Despicable' on way to $500 million worldwide
• Missing a beat
• Iceland cuts key interest rate to 5.5 pct
• Poll: Calif. worried about economy, government
• Police say woman held, assaulted at Vallejo motel
• Interior panel lets Wyo. coal leasing move ahead
• More sweet than heat at Chester's Asia
• Spanish jobless claims up for third straight month
• Statoil Q3 profits soar but production slows
• Russia vows to help NATO more in Afghan war
• Automakers cut carbon dioxide faster in EU
• Let it Rain
• Eastman increasing cellulose triacetate capacity
• CarMax to hire 1,200 store positions
• SF voters approve sit/lie ban on sidewalks
• Settle sore
• Thai soldiers race to help flooded southern city
• US to spend $511 million to expand Kabul embassy
• Amway settling lawsuit with former distributors
• Free Will Astrology
• Calif. elects lawmaker who died last month
• Funeral protests
• Oracle: HP refusing to let new CEO testify
• Picks of the week
• Huge crowds expected for San Fran Giants parade
• Incomplete returns
• Dad charged with killing daughter, ex-girlfriend
• Fox News doubles its midterm ratings from 2006
• Ivory Coast: Gbagbo leads poll with partial result
• Oil prices inches up as traders await Fed decision
• Murder charges for man who ran truck into LA home
• World stocks gain as Fed word on stimulus awaited
• Ford says US sales jump 19 percent in October
• Raul Castro, Catholic leaders open Cuban seminary
• Bomb kills 2 NATO service members in Afghanistan
• Wynn Las Vegas dealers approve contract
• Celebrate Early literacy Nov. 6th!
• Gunman saw NV Walmart as 'Goliath' before shooting
• Euro higher as markets await Fed decision
• BioScrip 3Q profit falls 66 pct; new CEO announced
• County Librarians Weigh In on For-Profit Libraries
• Texas Crop Report
• China plans high speed rail link for Chengdu-Xi'an
• Nigeria: Head-on bus collision kills at least 33
• Commercial Burglary
• 2 ramp workers lose jobs after planes bump
• Hitachi rebounds to profit on global recovery
• Astronauts cast early ballots from space station
• Summary Box: MasterCard 3Q profit jumps
• Summary Box: Google TV misunderstood, exec says
• Woman convicted in deadly Pa. collar bomb robbery
• Plant would use Ky. cattle to make jerky
• Choctaws to convert casino to entertainment venue
• Mail bomb campaign in Athens reaches Germany
• Sentence next for doctor in Medicare fraud case
• Kanye West among performers in Macy's Parade
• No suspects, motive in 5-year-old's LA shooting
• Clippers announcer acquitted in grand theft trial
• Recall election scheduled for city of Bell
• Mesa County home foreclosures up sharply
• Stocks rise before elections, Fed meeting
• Obama congratulates Giants on winning World Series
• Tennessee rated 2nd for business climate
• County Librarians Weigh In on For-Profit Libraries
• 'Lion King' actress dies from leukemia
• Firefighters battle 10-acre fire in heat, wind
• UAW looks to lease part of its Tenn. union hall
• Bears at the Library?
• Beleaguered Haiti braces for possible hurricane
• No serious injuries after dozens of Calif. inmates
• Russian stowaway survives flight in landing gear
• Ex-Rep. won't talk about relationship with Levy
• Librarians important, too
• Batista succeeds Maradona in Argentina
• Vietmam lawmaker calls for investigation of gov't
• British PM Cameron to visit Beijing next week
• Oregon home invasion robbery suspects arrested
• Costa Rica denounces alleged Nicaraguan incursion
• 2010 Mayor's Arts Awards recipients announced
• Beleaguered Haiti braces for possible hurricane
• Testimony to resume in DeLay's laundering trial
• Capitola man faces trial in shooting, body dumping
• San Diego men accused of helping terror group
• Sobriety / License Status Checkpoint
• India hikes interest rates to contain inflation
• Home invasion case may have weekend deliberations
• Ailing Washington Times sold to founder for $1
• Inmates brawl at Riverside County prison
• Court hears arguments on violent video games
• Toyota asks court to dismiss acceleration lawsuits
• Australia's Westpac profits up 84 percent
• Richmond council candidate struck by vehicle
• Japan summons Moscow envoy, but summit door open
• Police: Gun fired at Coast Guard office in Va.
• Moorpark-area water customers could see 10% rate increase next year
• London braces for 3rd subway strike over job cuts
• BP back in profit in Q3 but oil spill still weighs
• Need for Duke coal-gas plant on regulators' agenda
• Student Strings at Ojai Library
• NM electing 3 to Public Regulation Commission
• Serving the Lord, 1 karate chop at a time
• Oshkosh names retired general to board
• 2 arrested in Oak View robbery
• Business Highlights
• Community breafs, east county Oct. 30
• Brucellosis found in bison on Ted Turner ranch
• Charlie Sheen files for divorce in Los Angeles
• Celebrate Early Literacy Month on Nov. 6
• Fixing cargo security system would cost billions
• In brief: City set to give away bags of compost
• Iran postpones start of trial for 3 Americans
• GOP might keep local edge despite surge of Democrats
• SEC eyeing JPMorgan, hedge fund roles
• Grace Brethren on top of Frontier
• Stocks retreat from early gains
• Selig warms toward more wild cards
• Cops: Ohioan kills wife, self at in-home day care
• Local sports roundup: November 1, 2010
• Batista set to succeed Maradona as Argentina coach
• Raiders memories with a silver and black tint
• FBI agent: Guantanamo defendant had detonator
• The Star's high school football rankings: November 1, 2010
• Fire damages LA home of Jackson dermatologist
• In brief: Clijsters tops No. 1 Wozniacki for her third WTA Championships title
• Pierpont Inn restaurant ends public lunch and dinner service
• SD harvest remains ahead of expectations
• Morning chat
• Morning report: Sunny and breezy
• Auto dealer Asbury Automotive plans notes offering
• Columbia Gorge's Washington shore offers sun, scenery, good wine and open road
• Stocks retreat from early gains
• More couples saying 'I do' to prenups
• Appeals court extends life of gay military policy
• Realtor says include pets in disaster plan
• Editorial: EU cites burdensome security
• Tomas heads into Carib after whipping east isles
• Wanted: The ideal candidate
• Brazil's Rousseff poised to take presidency
• Fraud already marring elections
• Boat carrying pilgrims capsizes in India, 18 dead
• Closure of Ventura fire station reduces response times to neighborhood
• Mail bomb investigators push on with Yemen manhunt
• Police seek robber of a gas station in Ventura
• Adelaide United loses to nemesis to end win streak
• Firefighters respond to structure fire in Malibu
• Lewis shuts down SF, Texas trims WS deficit to 2-1
• Large fight in downtown Ventura leads to two arrests
• Ivory Coast presidential vote begins
• The week ahead: November 1, 2010
• Surfer to examine trash in ocean
• Homes for poor to be in Oxnard
• Recalling 1981 as another NFL lockout looms
• Ducks put on another show, outgun USC, 53-32
• Boat carrying pilgrims capsizes in India, 18 dead
• Inspired by the past
• Robbery
• Of abandoned pets and homes
• Large Fight - Assault On Police Officer - Resisting Arrest – Battery - Criminal Threats
• Veteran agent to manage Troop Westlake Village office
• Editorial: Economy still can't shake doldrums
• Hurricane Shary passing to east of Bermuda
• Ventura City Fire Department Launches Facebook Page
• Sonoma County deputies, CHP officer shoot suspect
• Artist's study of island brings the dead to life
• Fox, Cablevision reach agreement to end blackout
• China-bashing is bipartisan in US races
• Strongarm Robbery
• Shock and argh
• NH shopkeepers, artisans prepare to 'Open Doors'
• USC plans to build $70 million athletic center
• Leaders of China and Japan meet amid heightened tensions over disputed islands
• Criminal Threats - Felon with a Firearm - Possess a Loaded Firearm
• Giving her paws
• Oops: Accused Fla. bank robber dropped wallet
• Man hospitalized after fall in front of BART train
• Shary strengthens to Category 1 hurricane, not headed toward land
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Free Will Astrology
• Jury asked to 'send a message' in Guantanamo
• Scott leads No. 15 Arizona to 26-21 win over UCLA
• Clinton urges Vietnam to improve human rights
• Minor Decoy Operation
• Turning the titanic takes time
• Damn Yankees! Rangers overcame hex to win pennant
• Deceased incumbent expected to win San Pablo race
• Speaker for October 14 – Larry Emrich
• AIA expands Hong Kong IPO to $20.5 billion
• No new ideas from Paul ...
• Neo-Nazis run for local office in inland S Calif
• T.O. shop hires ghost detection team
• The Breeze for October 21, 2010 is online
• NATO: 30 fighters killed in Afghan outpost attack
• Endorsements
• Disney ship leaves building dock in Germany
• Family remembers 19-year-old killed last Halloween
• Speaker for October 21 – Margo Byrne, Amber Stevens and Amy Bailey
• Investigators hunt for mail bombers in Yemen
• Zeus strikes
• Afghanistan complains about Russians in drug raid
• Switch to energy-saving bulbs saves owner $325 a year
• The Breeze for October 28,2010 is online
• Reliance Industries profit up 27.8 percent
• Oxnard educators want a clean slate at Rio School District
• CSU considers more tuition hikes
• In brief: Seminar planned for employers
• Tampering with Electrical Box
• Student Strings at Ojai Library
• China assures Clinton on rare earth exports
• When a horse is more than a horse
• Pot measure's immediate effect remains up in air
• Cruz Azul beats Puebla 1-0
• Cement plant sues EPA over mercury levels
• Gypsy Folk Ensemble at Simi Valley Library
• NBA notebook
• Trick or treat?
• Ivory Coast election a crucial crossroads
• Voters poised to take the political spotlight
• Nev. Senate race converges in state capital
• New parking program for downtown Ventura
• 2 Koreas hold reunions for war-split families
• Shooting - Homicide
• Memorial planned for drowned DSU students
• Seeking copper to sell, man allegedly tampers with live wires, gets jolted
• Fox announces agreement with Cablevision that will restore programming to 3M-plus in NY area
• Audition for new members of VIC
• China, Japan leaders meet amid row over islands
• Battery
• Turkey lifts YouTube ban after more than 2 years
• The economy is theme shared by local candidates
• Adelaide United loses to nemesis to end win streak
• Cargo screening has changed since 2001 attacks
• Ventura Police Department Introduces Self Service Kiosk
• Port Hueneme house fire displaces two residents
• Ruling could mean Wayne Co. owes $500M for court
• Honduras: At least 14 massacred on football field
• Chinese director defends break from art-house
• Vehicle Into Structure
• Authorities lift fire evacuations in Colorado
• Workers vote on new contract at W.Va. company
• Family sues over fatal police shooting in Vegas
• 4 French confirmed dead in Antarctic copter crash
• Día de los Muertos free family event at Westpark Community Center, Saturday, October 30
• Nebraska Cooperative Development Center wins grant
• Va Tech wins $3.8M grape, wine grant
• BC-FBC--T25-Arizona-UCLA Stats, FBC
• Pa. man allegedly said he planned to eat 2 kittens
• Tenaska sells stake in 5 power plants to 2 firms
• Indian report: Pakistan spies tied to Mumbai siege
• Return Gallegly to Congress
• Nebraska wind power conference set for Kearney
• AP Interview: Taiwan's Ma moves ahead with China
• Boxer serves us well
• Euro dips against dollar
• Transparency
• Project to aid Kentucky manufacturers wins funds
• Mom of US hiker jailed in Iran expects Nov. trial
• Lawyer: Octuplets' mom implanted with 12 embryos
• Boston man convicted of killing boy at bus stop
• SC facility puts houses through hurricane test
• EU executive still wants tougher debt rules
• Jury picks to start in SEC-Delphi civil trial
• REI plans to hire 15 in Columbia plant expansion
• 'Gone Baby Gone' actress charged in Mass. break-in
• The nation's weather
• Summary Box: EMC reports 3Q earnings
• Oil falls below $83 as traders mull Fed moves
• NYC, Miami partner to encourage intercity trips
• World stocks steady amid mixed US company results
• Regulators identify 41 agents in securities case
• BP to link bonuses to safety performance
• Suicides spark scrutiny of Indian microfinance
• German investor confidence slips again
• Former EPA chief Whitman wants place for nuclear
• BP: Company to drill in deeper water, assess risk
• Insurance association to keep headquarters in Mo.
• Police account of NY student's death is questioned
• Dow falls 100 amid mixed earnings reports
• US justice head asks China to release Nobel winner
• NM restaurant promotional rooster at odds with law
• 'Hang them': Uganda paper publishes photos of gays
• Chelsea, Aston Villa, Blackburn play in Hong Kong
• Outrage over video showing torture of Papuans
• Hispanic winemakers still rare but finding success
• Ventura Library homework
• Man charged with bias attack at noted NYC gay bar
• Super typhoon lashes Philippines amid flood alerts
• Boeing expected to post 3Q profit on Wednesday
• NJ Democrats push Internet, sports betting plan
• Testimony to resume in Fort Hood suspect's hearing
• Catching a wave in Santa Cruz
• NYC's Penn Station to expand, be renamed Moynihan
• Ventura PEAK celebrates "Lights On After School" Festival, October 21
• EU debates new debt rules as euro surges
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Police: Confession, charges in '06 Wis. killing
• Apple 4Q net income soars 70 pct; iPad falls short
• Vietnam official sentenced to life over corruption
• Will the good times keep rolling in Netflix's 3Q?
• IDs released of 2 killed in Ariz. bus crash
• BP waives $75M cap for some oil spill claims
• Euro slips to $1.3889 in European trading
• Homeland Security chief visits San Diego border
• Camarillo patrons - action required before 31 Dec 2010
• 6 months for hitting pregnant wife on plane
• Jordanian man faces sentencing in Dallas bomb plot
• Rains cause floods in Haiti; officials say 12 dead
• Hit and Run Traffic Collision
• Coach pleads not guilty to committing lewd act on child
• White courts Democratic base in Texas gov's race
• Federal judge may rule on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Vehicle collision into a residence
• Strong earthquake cuts power lines, rattles buildings in New Zealand city, officials say
• Prosecutors put Abramoff associate on trial again
• Prop 23 and jobs
• TV veteran Ed Asner returning with a sitcom on CMT
• Authorities search for missing Colo. couple
• Dow Chemical recognizes students for research
• Support Elton Gallegly
• Alicia Keys and Usher get 4 Soul Train noms
• Documents: Child deaths in LA County system are up
• Octomom fertility doc's license hearing to begin
• Gallegly’s critics
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• CEO says Cessna Aircraft staying in Kansas
• White courts Democratic base in Texas gov's race
• Foreign media barred from covering Myanmar vote
• Industrial production falls 0.2 percent in Sept.
• Divorcing McCourts make final pitch to LA judge
• Esperance faces TP Mazembe in Africa's club final
• Secret donations and gift tax _ a new conundrum
• What’s in a title?
• Sharp quake rattles southern NZ city
• China allows rowdy anti-Japanese protests
• Thailand rescues nearly 100 elephants from floods
• Gallegly’s representation
• APNewsBreak: No indictment in 2006 Iraqi killing
• China VP Xi promoted to key military commission
• American visits Iran blast site under freedom deal
• Prepare to vote
• BP waives $75M cap for some oil spill claims
• Bus swept away by floods in Vietnam, 20 missing
• Disappointing revelation
• Business Highlights
• 1 dead, 3 injured when small plane crashes in NY
• Coast Guard aids diver near Anacapa Island
• Repair work finished on beam of San Mateo Bridge
• Sports fans ensnared in Fox, Cablevision rate duel
• Northeast food store chain plans first Mass. store
• Fire at Conn. tissue mill seen slowing production
• Editorial: The single-family skyscraper
• Hilton workers in Chicago start 3-day strike
• Construction on busy LA freeway rattles drivers
• Ronaldo has 2 goals wiped in Corinthians' return
• SFO reports increase in summer travel
• Pakistan flood victims going into debt to rebuild
• EU debates new debt rules as euro surges
• BHP, Rio Tinto ax $120B Australian joint venture
• US Sen. Ensign spends $550K on legal fees
• NATO service member killed in southern Afghanistan
• South Mountain Road closure due to downed power lines
• Corinthians fans protest against Ronaldo
• Violence erupts at Haiti prison, 3 inmates killed
• Baltimore officer slain in fight over parking spot
• Ojai family displaced by house fire, 3 dogs rescued
• Women march, demand end to mass rapes in E. Congo
• Gunmen kill local official, son in Ciudad Juarez
• Sydney FC's winless streak continues
• Woman convicted in Seattle ecoterror case released
• American freed in Iran denies links to rebel group
• De La Torre set to be named Mexico coach
• Goat sacrifice fight spurs fatal stampede in India
• Western Tenn. port to get $13 million grant
• Afghan: Consult system on military ops not working
• Puebla rallies for a 2-2 draw against America
• Philippines braces for typhoon; hundreds evacuate
• Local roundup: October 17, 2010
• Court: Ex-Nigerian leader can be extradited to UK
• Semiconductor job fair draws from multiple states
• Niigata upsets leaders Nagoya in J-League
• National kitchen, bath trends revealed
• 95-year-old NYC man gets medal for WWII rescue
• Four hospitalized after shooting in Sacramento
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• 5th annual Tours of Kitchens Oct. 24
• American freed in Iran denies links to rebel group
• Sick cruise ship passenger evacuated by helicopter
• Furniture truck backs over 2 Colo. women, kills 1
• Film festival shows contrasts of Mexico's drug war
• Great house at home in a great neighborhood
• Correction: Schwarzenegger radio address story
• Woman killed in Indy car race in SB County
• Housing Authority offers homebuying class in Camarillo Thursday
• After 9 years and Condit's fall, Levy trial begins
• 95-year-old NYC man gets medal for WWII rescue
• Conejo Simi Moorpark Realtors celebrate grand opening of Simi office
• Bus crash kills 11, injures nearly 30 in Brazil
• Truck plows through Ventura home
• Helen Yunker Realty welcomes agent
• Top 400 charities see billions less in donations
• Fresno State getting $1 million donation
• Community Crime Alert – Multiple Vehicle Thefts / Burglaries
• Australian police probe Gitmo detainee book deal
• China says US clean energy probe 'irresponsible'
• Man arrested after allegedly shooting at occupied vehicle
• Fox-Cablevision dispute threatens MLB broadcasts
• Ogintz: Many otherworldly destinations for Halloween fun
• Somalia surprise: Working gov't, no gunfire
• Denver police say man stabbed for helping woman
• Anti-Obama billboard in Colorado taken down
• Volunteers create new linking trail in T.O.'s Wildwood Park
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Palin to rally Republicans in Calif. stronghold
• Florida company introduces new, red celery
• Bands to play Friday in Simi as benefit for UNICEF
• Murder charge filed against husband of slain woman
• Paraglider collides with hot air balloon in Ariz.
• Mexico: Copter crash kills 6 oil workers, 2 pilots
• In brief: Youth club to hold after-school event
• MDU predicts level winter heating costs
• NHL notebook: Coyotes sale becomes closer to happening
• 9 Vietnamese fishermen safe at disputed islands
• EPA awards grants to 4 SF Bay area projects
• Countless human bones found in pits at AZ cemetery
• Man accused of US Navy vet scam indicted in Ohio
• Armenia: We have world's longest aerial tramway
• Wife gives 2nd statement on border lake shooting
• NKorea threatens '1,000-fold' increase in weapons
• US eyes ways to make computer use safer online
• Chavez pledges oil to Belarus for 200 years
• Schwarzenegger rips some Republicans over pensions
• Baseball notebook: Mariners select Wedge as new manager
• Armenian organized crime grows more complex
• Barkley throws 5 TD passes; USC routs Cal 48-14
• Landeros' late goal helps Oxnard defeat Hancock, 3-2
• Bomb hits Kandahar city police HQ; 1 Afghan dead
• Cason Point: Mom gets stung but not defeated
• Girls volleyball round-up
• Tavern on the Green reopens as visitors center
• Choosing jurors relies on gut feelings
• Cross country round-up
• Wis. woman finds stolen dress, solves burglaries
• Prospective jurors to be scrutinized in McInerney case
• Cafe Society: Classes signal start of holiday cooking season
• Boys water polo round-up
• Oil change reignites debate over GPS trackers
• Hundreds turn out to view Living Green Expo in Simi
• San Mateo County task force made 461 gang arrests
• Moorpark's Bittner can earn a milestone victory tonight
• Teens charged as adults in San Jose school fire
• Publication in Star is prize for writing contest
• Roshell: A chore moms guiltily ignore
• After long hiatus, CLU happy to be back home
• German Google Street View opt-out deadline reached
• Vehicle Pursuit
• 1 dead, 39 hurt in Jamaica bus crash; driver flees
• The nation's weather
• Tocalli resigns as coach of Argentine club Quilmes
• Shooting at Occupied Vehicle - Possession Controlled Substance
• 20 USD students to meet Warren Buffett in Omaha
• Turkmens open Russia-bound gas route
• Fox, Cablevision returning to table in dispute
• Vehicle Pursuit
• Travel briefs: Ken Burns helping to plan park trips
• Weakened Paula lacks punch of deadly 2008 storms
• Correction: Navy Birthplaces story
• 3 Calif. teens plead no contest to rock throwing
• Severely wounded soldier describes Ft Hood spree
• Anchorage to Phoenix flight diverted to Seattle
• Matt Barkley praises Cal defense
• China says foreign direct investment rebounds