County of Ventura COVID-19 Update – 3/26/2020
County of Ventura Here is your daily COVID-19 update. There are 61 cases in our County. 1288 Ventura County residents have been tested. Question of the day: Which types of businesses are considered “essential” under the Public Health Stay Well At Home Order? Please take some time to read the Order. The Order outlines […]
We Can’t All Quit | Today Draconian Rules and Isolation—Tomorrow What?
By Sigrid Weidenweber Ever since I came to America, I have found Americans to be the kindest people on the planet. They co-operate, they give money to good causes and, they give freely of themselves. They have a can-do spirit and the freedom to operate in a manner allowing them to accomplish great […]
Yes, the COVID-19 Panic Does Call for Drastic Measures
By Thomas L. Knapp As an old saying goes, it’s not the fall that kills you, it’s the sudden stop at the end. The world’s politicians are innovating on the fly (pun intended) by trying to combine the fall — the COVID-19 epidemic — with the sudden stop, bringing life and commerce to a […]
Service Nonprofits Indicate Readiness to Meeting Needs of Communities they Serve
WASHINGTON, D.C – 53% of mission-driven organizations in communities around the nation, some providing essential support to society’s most vulnerable, say they are able to maintain service delivery in the face of COVID-19. Nonprofit HR surveyed its community of social impact organizations across America to help gauge where they stand regarding their response plans to […]
From Normandy to Miami Beach
By Mike Smith In 1944, American patriots charged the Normandy beachhead under heavy machine gun fire. Now, students party in Miami Beach amid a virus outbreak. This mass foolishness amid the Coronavirus can be dismissed as just another anti-Trump demonstration. It can be considered mere youthfulness. Both opinions avoid why so many students […]
New York City ER Visits, New Virus Cases Appear to Level Out
BY PETR SVAB Asudden spike in emergency room visits in New York City for breathing difficulties and flu-like symptoms has somehow leveled out over the past few days, just as have the daily numbers of new cases of the CCP virus. About 3,300 New Yorkers a day now visit an emergency room (ER) with symptoms such as […]
America In a New Upside-Down World
By Victor Davis Hanson, Ameican Greatness The world is changing at a pace not seen in years, and it is no time to become captives of fear despite the real and immediate dangers we face. The coronavirus and the ensuing panic, at least for a few more weeks, have stagnated the economy and scared […]
SoCalGas® CUSTOMER INFORMATION Bill Payment Options & Services During COVID-19
WHERE AND HOW TO MAKE A PAYMENT Beginning Monday March 23, 2020 SoCalGas branch payment offices will also be closed to the public. Some Authorized Payment Locations may close or provide intermittent service. But, don’t worry. There are many other ways to pay your bill. They include: Drop off payment at depository boxes at our […]
People Need People
by Raven West At a time when humans need humans the most, we are forced into isolation. After every natural or man-made disaster, be it hurricanes, floods, fires, tornadoes or mass shootings, the masses rush to comfort one another in the streets. Strangers meet in the dark with candles to light up […]
Mr. President, Follow the South Korean Model to Defeat Coronavirus
By Wayne Allyn Root Great job, President Trump. You’ve done the impossible- you’ve turned perhaps worst crisis in USA history and one of darkest periods Americans have ever suffered, into a show of leadership and a jump in approval. The latest ABC News /IPSOS poll shows a dramatic turnaround. By 55% to 43% Americans […]
