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Here's what refugees can expect when they arrive

The Obama administration has announced plans to steadily increase the number of refugees accepted in the United States for the next two years.

 

20-year Ventura Superior Court judge retires

Rebecca S. Riley, a Ventura County Superior Court judge for 20 years, retired this week, officials said Tuesday.

 

Conservation groups sue to block oil drilling

Three conservation groups filed a lawsuit against Ventura County on Tuesday to block plans for 19 new oil wells along Santa Paula Creek.

 

Economic forecast, El Nino prep and more on tap

Area groups and organizations have a number of events scheduled in coming days.

 

Fire near Piru fully contained

A brush fire that started burning in Piru Monday evening is now 100 percent contained at about 5 acres, officials said Tuesday morning.

 

Port Hueneme to reduce utility bill help program

Low-income residents won't receive as much help with their utility bills this year.

 

Russia: Plane brought down by homemade bomb

MOSCOW (AP) - A homemade explosive device brought down a Russian passenger plane over Egypt last month, the head of Russia's FSB security service said Tuesday, telling President Vladimir Putin it's now clear the bombing that killed 224 people was a "terrorist" act.

 

Saint Serra will be celebrated in massive Mass

Hundreds of people will march down Ventura's streets Saturday as part of a celebration of Saint Junipero Serra.

 

Apple Pay expands, vies for broader acceptance

NEW YORK (AP) - Apple's year-old mobile-payments service is expanding to more countries, banks and merchants, as it faces growing competition and some challenges before it becomes as commonplace as plastic cards.

 

5 California Things to Know for Today

Your daily look at late-breaking California news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.

 

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