Tony Biasotti

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Tony Biasotti

• The panel was part of a full day of discussion at the Reagan library, featuring top CEOs, politicians and media figures. • The housing panel included the governor of Montana, a top housing advocate from Texas and LA developer Rick Caruso. The panel discussion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum featured a governor, a major corporate executive, a leader in the pro-housing advocacy movement and one of California’s most famous real estate developers.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tony Biasotti

Like a lot of bouncers, Jaiden Perkins works security jobs mostly because he’s big: 6 feet, 7 inches tall, broad shouldered, an athlete when he went to Pacifica High School in Oxnard a decade ago. He’s there to prevent trouble, and a word and a look usually do the trick. “I’m very hands-off,” he said. “If something happens, I intervene, but I don’t intervene physically.”On the night of March 29, Perkins was working at the El Rey Cantina, a bar in Old Town Camarillo.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Tony Biasotti

• Two off-duty Ventura County sheriff's deputies were arrested March 30 after an altercation at a Camarillo bar. • The deputies have not been charged, but both are suspected of assaulting the bouncer and one could also be charged with assaulting his wife. • The bouncer said the fight began after he stopped one deputy from choking his wife.

2 weeks ago | vcstar.com | Tony Biasotti

Two off-duty Ventura County sheriff's deputies were arrested March 30 after an altercation at a Camarillo bar. The deputies have not been charged, but both are suspected of assaulting the bouncer and one could also be charged with assaulting his wife. The bouncer said the fight began after he stopped one deputy from choking his wife.

2 weeks ago | vcstar.com | Tony Biasotti

The class of 2025 at CSU Channel Islands was honored in two graduation ceremonies on May 17, both held in a quad on the Camarillo-area campus. Close to 1,500 graduating students walked in the two ceremonies, out of about 2,200 students who were eligible to graduate. The morning ceremony included most of the university's social sciences and humanities majors, while the afternoon ceremony was for graduates in most scientific disciplines.