Tyler Hersko
Ventura County Star
Southern California, CA, United States
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Students learn about careers during Hospitality Week
Around 200 students participated in the fourth annual Ventura County Hospitality Week, connecting students with local professionals in various jobs. → Read More
Year-round program pays Ventura County residents to turn in old cars
The local Old Car Buy Back Program pays residents $1,000 for turning in eligible 1997 or older vehicles. The program is designed to lower pollution. → Read More
Album Review: FALLUJAH Undying Light
Fallujah has stripped itself of its fiery edge and produced a record more akin to an overwrought jam session than... → Read More
Independent contractors still have questions after major state ruling
A state ruling redefined how workers are classified by their employers. Some independent contractors are concerned they may have to become employees. → Read More
U.S. Coast Guard responds to whale entangled in buoy near Channel Islands Harbor
Coast Guard officials responded to reports of a whale that was entangled in a buoy Sunday afternoon. → Read More
Woman struck by vehicle, killed in early morning crash
A vehicle collision resulted in the death of a 54-year-old woman near the Ventura County Government Center Sunday morning. → Read More
California Lutheran University staff hold gathering in solidarity with local Muslims
The gathering will occur the day after 49 people were killed in shootings at two mosques in New Zealand. → Read More
Man in wheelchair injured in hit-and-run in Ventura; police seek information on driver
The man was conscious but complaining of pain and suffering from moderate injuries. His injuries were not life threatening. → Read More
Ventura man arrested after report of attempted vehicle burglary
Ventura officers arrested a man for an attempted vehicle burglary early Thursday morning, authorities said. → Read More
Theft of purse results in two arrests in Ventura
Officials received a call that a purse had been stolen at a business in the 6100 block of Telegraph Road at 4:47 a.m. → Read More
Woman arrested in Simi Valley after alleged trespass, scuffle with officers
Simi Valley police arrested a woman on suspicion of felony resisting arrest and misdemeanor trespassing at a grocery store Monday morning. → Read More
After waiting list hits 10-year mark, affordable housing provider Many Mansions closes list
Thousand Oaks-based Many Mansions announced that it will be closing the waiting list for all its properties on Friday. → Read More
Simi Valley police arrest man with drugs, handgun
Officials noticed the suspicious individual at a gas station at 1:17 a.m. → Read More
Oxnard apartment fire displaces at least seven residents; roads closed near scene
Oxnard firefighters responded to a structure fire at an apartment complex Thursday morning. → Read More
How to get free tax help in Ventura County
A handful of changes will impact how you file your taxes during the 2019 tax season, and that may mean you need help. Learn where to get it for free. → Read More
FEMA extends deadline for disaster registration to Feb. 15. Here's how to apply
The deadline was extended due to continued registration, which indicate some are still assessing damage and needed additional time to apply for aid. → Read More
Free home buyer workshop planned Saturday in Oxnard
A HUD-approved Home Buyer Education Workshop will guide attendees through the home buying process. → Read More
Free tow and ride service aims to curb drunk driving on New Year's Eve
There is a spike in impaired driving on New Year’s Eve, which the Tipsy Tow service aims to curtail. → Read More
After the Woolsey Fire, rebuilding will take time, work and money
The Woolsey Fire, which started Nov. 7, destroyed 1,197 homes, impacting an already tight housing market and leaving a long road to recovery. → Read More
Downtown Ventura merchants working for a better holiday season a year after Thomas Fire
The Thomas Fire shut down many downtown Ventura businesses ahead of Christmas last year, but merchants hope to make up for that this year. → Read More