Dee Reid News Today

For today we have to deal with a very soggy start, we will however see some improvement lead go into the afternoon. Let me take to you a look at our live Neighborhood Network across the river you can see rain drops on the camera lens there completely overcast skies, a lot of areas are dealing with fog, rain, as we begin this sunday morning. Lets look at storm scan three we are seeing more light rain making its way in to portions of philadelphia, heavier downpours when we pick out yellow, orange,...

We, the undersigned residents of the Ojai Valley, are grateful for Jeffrey’s outstanding service on the Planning Commission. He is knowledgeable and always professional with his commission colleagues, as well

On a pleasant June evening, in the airy chambers of the quaint Mission Revival Ojai city hall, the council gathered to discuss the fate of one of their

An Ojai City Councilmember moved out of her district after losing her home and is in danger of losing her seat.

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For many, Suza Francina’s struggle for housing and her council seat is a stark example of California’s ever-growing housing crisis. Last month the Ventura County grand jury gave her 30 days to establish new residency or lose her seat.

By Larry Yee, Lorie Alford, Barbara Bowman, Robin Gerber and Dee ReidRiver runs throughEach year, the Ojai Music Festival comes like a river that runs through our community. Some watch

INDY staff writer reflects on his circuitous route through North Carolina newsrooms to his current role covering the Bull City today.

Toxic waste, hog farms, HB 2, and ... Pimento cheese. Some of the INDY’s most memorable reporting over the years.

Forty years and more than 2,000 issues after it began, the INDY is still producing powerful news and culture journalism grounded in progressive politics.