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Two political veterans square off for Ventura County's Second District Supervisorial seat - Vimarsana News

Two political veterans square off for Ventura County's Second District Supervisorial seat

Second District will get first new supervisor in two decades. Claudia Bill de la Pena, Jeff Gorrell both rank dealing with homeless in the region a top priority.

Source: kclu.org
Updated Ventura County numbers out for June primary election, but no major changes in key races - Vimarsana News

Updated Ventura County numbers out for June primary election, but no major changes in key races

Measures A, B still losing; Challenger still has substantial lead over current Ventura County Sheriff.

Source: kclu.org
2022 Primary Election night results - Vimarsana News

2022 Primary Election night results

The Ventura County Elections Division reported that ballots from Vote Centers that closed at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 7, began arriving at the division for counting just after 10

Official: Female L.A. firefighters face 'hostile' workplace - Vimarsana News

Official: Female L.A. firefighters face 'hostile' workplace

“It is just not safe" for female and African American firefighters to speak out, fire commissioner Rebecca Ninburg said during a deposition earlier this month.

LAPD admits it gave low count of traffic stops in South L.A. - Vimarsana News

LAPD admits it gave low count of traffic stops in South L.A.

Print Los Angeles Police Department officials earlier this month downplayed a return to controversial investigative traffic stops in South L.A. in part by telling The Times that the number of stops was dramatically lower than it used to be — with just 74 stops so far this year. But on Tuesday, LAPD Chief Michel Moore told the L.A. Police Commission that figure was wrong, and that the true count was more than eight times as high, with 639 stops having been conducted. Moore emphasized that the total number of stops was still far below 2019 levels, when officers conducted upwards of 2,400 sto...