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Ventura teachers, other workers set date for planned strike
(This story has been updated to correct an error regarding the expiration dates of the previous union contracts.) Teachers and other school employees in Ventura will go on strike on Dec. 2 if they haven’t agreed on a new union contract by then. The union for teachers and the one for other employees held a news conference Nov. 12 outside of the Ventura Unified School District’s adult education center, where union members and leaders announced the upcoming strike date. Members of the two unions voted nearly unanimously last month to authorize a strike if they couldn't reach an agreement with the district on a new contract. With almost 14,000 students, Ventura Unified is the fourth largest school district in Ventura County. A strike would be the first in the district's history, and probably the first in the county's history, union officials said. "We are ready to fight for a fair and equitable contract," said Carol Peek, the president of the union for most non-teacher employees. "We are ready to strike for an agreement that we all deserve." The two sides are still trying to avert a strike. The bargaining teams met twice earlier in the week, days before the union's
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SOMETHING NEW IS COMING TO TURKEY NIGHT!
Something new debuts with the 85th running of the ARP Turkey Night Grand Prix. resented by the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame on November 28, 2026. The 2026 ARP Turkey Night Grand Prix Presented by the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame is just over two weeks away, and this year, we’re debuting something new right alongside it.
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Calabasas Weighs Bill Credits, Lawsuits After 72-Hour SCE Blackout Fury
Calabasas officials are weighing how to seek accountability from Southern California Edison and state regulators after a three-day blackout exposed residents’ concerns about restoration updates, emergency communications and the cost of outages. At an October 28 public hearing, residents described losses and pressed for better information and infrastructure improvements; the City Council has since formed an ad hoc committee to develop the city’s response.