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Editor's note: This story has been updated to add comments from the Ventura County Deputy Sheriffs' Association on the court opinion.  An appellate court Wednesday overturned a Ventura County judge's ruling blocking the release of certain police misconduct records made public under a 2018 law.  The three-justice panel in the 2nd District Court of Appeal's Division Six, located in downtown Ventura, reversed the trial court's judgment and dissolved a court order opening up the records to the public for the first time.  Ventura County was the last jurisdiction in the state where police un...

1 Feb 2021 California has many of the most prominent aspects of President Joe Biden’s (D) gun control plan but is, nonetheless, plagued by a steady flow of mass shootings. In fact, a spate of California mass shootings in 2019 led the Mercury News to ask, “Does gun control work?” Two of Biden’s chief gun control proposals are universal background checks and an “assault weapons” ban. UC Davis noted that California adopted “comprehensive background check” policies in 1991, and Southern California Public Radio reported that the state’s “Roberti-Roos Assault Weapons Control A...

Print Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, the site of a mass shooting that left 12 people dead in 2018, will likely be demolished next month at the request of the property’s owners, city officials said. The building, which has housed some kind of restaurant that has been a gathering spot for residents for nearly 50 years, withstood the massacre and later a prolonged shuttering as the coronavirus closed bars and restaurants throughout California. But the city says the owners no longer wish to maintain the building. “It was a place where people gathered for friendship, companionship,...

The pandemic has added to the troubles of a popular country nightclub in the Conejo Valley which was the scene of a 2018 attack which left 12 people dead.

NBC Universal, Inc. The Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, a site of tragedy that also became a place to grieve and remember, faces possible demolition.  More than two years after a gunman opened fire in the beloved bar during a county music dance night, killing 12 people, the fixture of the Thousand Oaks community may soon only be a memory.  The city confirmed to NBCLA that it is working with the property owner on several options, including demolition.  These Are the Victims of the Borderline Bar Mass Shooting Owner Brian Brian Hynes said his lease expired last month. He said even i...