Steven Hintz, Ventura County’s Treasurer-Tax Collector, on April 7 announced that beginning April 11, 2020 he will accept taxpayer applications for waiver of late-payment penalties and fees for the second installment of the 2019-2020 secured property tax billings. If the applications are granted, the new payment due date will be August 31, 2020. There is no additional grace period.
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Bilingual report: Spring Break No Cost Breakfast, Lunch Meals ‚ April 13-17) for Santa Maria Valley Children
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley (BGCGCV) Receives Grant from Sempra Energy Foundation in Response to COVID-19 Outbreak
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Bilingual report: Ventura County District Attorney Investigating Price Gouging Complaints
Santa Paula Art Museum — Hop to It With These Fun Easter Art Projects
SBCC once again rated #1 community college in the nation
Community Market at Oxnard College to Close Until Further Notice
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 8
April News from Peoples’ Self-Help Housing
CSUCI named Tree Campus for 8th year in a row
UCSB — Your Wednesday News Briefing — Stay in Place, Maintain Your Space, Cover Your Face
Bilingual report: Ventura County residents encouraged to complete the Census and be counted
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 6
Resources for Immigrants During Coronavirus/Recursos para inmigrantes durante Coronavirus
Bilingual report: SoCalGas Launches ‘SoCalGas CAREs’ Campaign to Bring Awareness to CARE Assistance Program for Customers Facing Financial Hardship due to COVID-19
UWVC’s United to End Homelessness COVID-19 Rapid Response
Reduction in Ventura County Animal Intake due to COVID-19
SBCC Online Photography Program wins second award for 2020
Santa Barbara First District Supervisor Das Williams — County by County Covid Stats & Resources for Businesses Impacted by the Crisis
Bilingual report: NO Cost breakfast and lunch meals provided for SMJUHSD and Valley Children 18 & Under
Shannon Celia’s ‘Santa Paula Sojourn’ Stays Close to Home
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 5
Santa Paula Art Museum — Let’s Stay Inspired While We All Stay Home
Embassy Suites by Hilton Mandalay Beach Hotel & Resort, Oxnard — Onsite Coastal Grill Restaurant Offers ‘To Go’ Menus
Bilingual report: Removal of high-risk tree in Meiners Oaks initiates work to stop and limit the spread of invasive shot-hole borer
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 4
Working remotely CSUCI pulls together to print 3-D protective face shields

CSU Channel Islands may be operating in a virtual environment right now, but CSUCI faculty, staff and students from several different academic programs have mobilized and fired up 3-D printers to print badly-needed protective face shields.
So far, 51 printers are humming away in University members’ garages, kitchens, bedrooms and dens across the region in an effort to help medical personnel protect themselves as they treat patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus.





















