Camarillo City Council: Approved final estimates for Camarillo Springs cleanup
The Camarillo City Council approved final pay estimates for the Camarillo Springs debris clean up and hillside improvements designed to contain future debris flows. The payments totaled $966.200. A breakout of final reimbursement sources and amounts was not provided. The federal government funded a grant to cover 75% of the project costs. See previous articles […]
Camarillo Springs Local Emergency Proclamation Extended
The Council voted unanimously to extend the Proclamation of Local Emergency for the Camarillo Springs residential community. The community recently suffered major debris flow damage due to heavy rains. Another severe rain storm occurred before the construction project to shore up the hillside could commence on December 10, cheap 2014. HERE What was initially estimated […]
Rein in the Federal government: Convention of the States
By Logan McFadden On November 6, 2015, the 114th Congress gathered to elect the Speaker of the House and take the oath of office. The oath states “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear […]
Camarillo City Council reorganizes and makes appointments
by Logan McFadden The Camarillo City Council met on Wednesday, December 3, 2014. Mayor Kevin Kildee presented a certificate to Commander Stewart recognizing the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department for their Shop with a Cop program. The program is in its third year and enhances lives of underprivileged youth. Sixty young people each shop with a […]
Local Emergency Proclamation Continues–Camarillo Springs
The Camarillo City Council held a Special Meeting on Wednesday, symptoms December 3rd to unanimously approve a Resolution Extending the Proclamation of a Local Emergency. The Camarillo Springs residential area experienced debris flow during the rain storm on October 31st and November 1st as the result of a previous fire which burned the adjacent hills. […]
BOOK REVIEW: Eco Tyranny by Brian Sussman
by Logan McFadden ECO-TYRANNY written by Brian Sussman presents the author’s view that the Left’s Green Agenda will Dismantle America. The book concludes that the Federal Government is pursuing a “land acquisition” policy through the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) enforcement of the Clean Air Act. Mr. Sussman traces the abolition of private property back to […]
Camarillo’s new Trolley Service a success
By Logan McFadden Eight candidates campaigned for three open seats on the Council. Incumbents Mike Morgan, Jan McDonald and Charlotte Craven retained their seats after receiving more votes than challengers Chris Valenzano, Roy Villa, Matthew Lorimer, Daniel Labrado and Jose Espinoza. CitizensJournal endorsed Chris Valenzano who finished in the election held on November 4, 2014, […]
Camarillo City Council Candidates answer to the voters
Residents of Leisure Village gathered on September 15, pills 2014, to hear the eight candidates for Camarillo City Council speak to the issues and their qualifications. The meeting was also broadcast on Leisure Village’s television station. Three incumbents are up for re-election on November 4, 2014; Charlotte Craven, Jan McDonald and Mike Morgan. There are […]
Camarillo’s 50th Anniversary Celebration–Dinner Dance–October 17th
Submitted by Logan McFadden City of Camarillo’s Golden Anniversary Celebration Dinner Dance is being held on Friday, October 17, 2014, at the Serra Center located at 5205 Upland Road, Camarillo, CA. The evening of celebration starts at 6:00 P.M. and includes a catered dinner with wine & dessert, entertainment, and dancing. Providing the entertainment are: […]
City Council approves free trolley service for Camarillo
by Logan McFadden The Camarillo City Council approved free trolley service at the Council meeting on Wednesday evening. The round trip time is estimated at 30 minutes. Trolley service will start on October 1, 2014. Residents, university students and tourists will enjoy transportation service from the Metrolink train station on Lewis Road through Old Town […]
