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Former college employee pleads guilty to fraud District Attorney Gregory D. Totten recently announced that Ventura County resident John Arcurio, 47, pleaded guilty to one felony count of workers’ compensation fraud and a second felony count of insurance fraud, following an investigation conducted by the Criminal Investigations Branch of th More ... Tips to help take the sting out of high gas prices When gasoline prices are high, nobody wants to be fuelish. It’s bad for your pocketbook and the nation as well. According to the Department of Energy, passenger cars and light trucks account for almost 47 percent of U.S. oil consumption and are a major source of air pollution. Luckil More ... Longer hours approved for kindergarten at Abraham Lincoln by Sylvie Belmond belmond@theacorn.com The Simi Valley Unified School District, at last Tuesday’s board meeting, added Abraham Lincoln Elementary School to the schools that will offer longer hours for kindergar More ... Simi Rotarians donate books to help young readers Through a program called “Reading by 9,” the Rotary Club of Simi Sunset donated nearly 1,000 books to two different Simi Valley elementary schools to help ease a Southern California child literacy crisis. More ... Proceeds from art show to help two groups Congregation B’nai Emet and the Simi Valley Art Association (SVAA) will present a benefit arshow and sale from 2 to 6 p.mSun., July 24 at 4645 IndustriaSt., No. 2-C, Simi Valley. More ...
A JOB WELL DONE—Simi Valley High School students Caise Burris, center, and Robert Fierro Jr., right, congratulate Kristopher Clarizio, left, while David Coleman, behind Burris, fixes his collar in preparation for commencement. More ... Troop Real Estate honored as Business of the Year Brian Troop, founder and president of Troop Real Estate, Inc., has always said that giving back to the community and its youth are crucial to success. More ... County libraries to close for the holiday The Ventura County Libraries will be closed Mon., July 4, for Independence Day. Banks, government offices and postal services are all suspended on the holiday. More ... |
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