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The adult education budget of $425,784 also passed.

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) took effect on June 27, 2023 and requires that employers with 15 or more employees provide reasonable accommodations to qualified employees...

Highway 33 in Casitas Springs area will be reduced to single lane next week for paving work, more news.

Nsight opened in 2015, before a city law required a 650-foot buffer between group homes. Later, after waiting years for a permit, other facilities opened and Nsight was denied, triggering a years-long legal battle.

As the treatment of obesity in the 21st century takes a monumental turn, the need for quality care is more pressing than ever: Tips for starting a new obesity-focused practice.

A recent study indicates that the hyperactive immune response observed in long COVID patients may diminish over time, offering hope for gradual recovery.

A pair of roadway projects in the Ojai Valley may cause delays for motorists next week, according to the California Department of Transportation.

The lawsuit asserts that the plaintiff faced numerous instances of harassment and discrimination based on her disability during her tenure as an Executive Chef at the restaurant from July 2022.

The Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation has awarded $161,500 to 19 organizations, which submitted applications in March.

Claims Journal recently reported on a new Ohio State University study, which examines who is at fault when cars hit pedestrians shows that