Redistricting Commission Reveals Final Maps

The California Citizens Redistricting Commission voted on Friday to approve its final maps for congressional and state legislative offices. There will now be a two week public review period before the final vote, but there will be no revisions to the map.

City Animal Control Specialist Calls Number of Bats With Rabies 'Unusual'

Ten of 13 tested bats from a neighborhood near Moorpark College have been found to have rabies.

Council Picks Artist for Public Work

City Council OKs contract with sculptor John Fisher to create stone work for Human Services building.

City Council to Discuss Castro Building Art Project

The Council will also discuss library management contract, lighting and sound walls.

Gallegely Votes for Cut, Cap and Balance Act

The Congressman joins the majority of the House to help pass the bill.

405 Freeway Reopens Ahead of Schedule

"Carmageddon" is ending early, saving Los Angeles money.

405 Freeway to Reopen Ahead of Schedule

"Carmageddon" may end as early as this afternoon, Caltrans reports.

Video: So Far Carmaggedon is Carma-Heaven

Demolition of the Mulholland Bridge is on schedule after one day of work. No traffic jams or major incidents reported.

UPDATE: Families of 24 killed in Metrolink Crash to Get $4.2 Million

Of the 101 people injured in the collision, 98 will also receive some compensation.

Gallegly Joins Call for 'Fair' Compensation in Metrolink Crash

A group of California lawmakers has sent a letter to the head of transportation company Veolia asking its chairman to ignore a damages cap and pay for all damages incurred in the 2008 crash.

City Council Votes to Contribute to Lawsuit Against the State

The money will be used to fight provisions in the recently passed California budget to eliminate local redevelopment agencies.

City to Consider Redevelopment Agency Lawsuit Contribution

Moorpark has been asked to contribute more money for a possible lawsuit against California.

Locals Applaud Supreme Court Ruling on Video Game Sales

Purchase decisions should be left to parents, residents say.

Case of West Nile Virus Confirmed in Moorpark

The disease, detected in a dead bird, is the first reported case in Ventura County this year.

City Urges Preventive Steps to Avoid Mosquito Bites

Suggestions include eliminating standing water and covering up.

Public Safety Will Be the Priority During 405 Closure, Officials Say

Police, fire and transportation officials tell an audience at a meeting Thursday that they are prepared, but some in attendance still have concerns about getting around during the mid-July closure.

Gallegly Discusses New E-Verify Bill

The congressman said the bill will help move unemployed Americans into jobs.

City Council to Consider Residential Development

The Council will also discuss teen council and library board appointments.

Moorpark Among Cities Potentially Impacted by Redistricting

The draft plan the California Citizens Redistricting Committee released on Friday transforms the current districts of Moorpark and other cities in the area.

All Your Questions About California Redistricting Answered

Who is in charge of redistricting? Why does it matter? Why now? All these questions and more answered below.

City Expects Horse Riding Trails to Reopen This Summer

The trails have been closed to test drainage and erosion-control devices.

City Council Awards Parks Landscape Contract

Following staff advice, the Council voted to award the contract to Marina Landscape Services, passing over the lowest bidder, a Moorpark-based company.

City Seeks Applicants for Housing Commission

Applications are due June 24.

Council Member Pollock Awaits CalPERS Vote Outcome

The public employees benefits board hopeful is seeking an at-large seat.

Gallegly Praises Supreme Court E-Verify Ruling

The verification program helps employers check the legal status of employees.

City Council to Have Special Meeting to Discuss Budget

The special meeting will take place Wednesday.

City Council Approves Up to $42,000 in Additonal Flood Zone Studies

The new studies will concentrate on the lower parts of the Walnut Canyon Drain.

County Launches Disaster Preparedness Campaign

New county website tells how to be ready for an emergency, and will provide information to residents when disaster strikes.

City Council to Meet, Discuss Flood Mapping

The regularly scheduled City Council meeting takes place at 7 p.m.

Gallegly Criticizes President's Remarks on Immigration Reform

The congressman calls some proposed reforms 'amnesty,' and says they will not pass.

City Seeks Applicants for Library Board

Board members will make recommendations for library policy.

City Hires New Engineer/Public Works Director

David Klotzle will fill the position beginning today.

Patch by Patch: What You Can Do About Seismic Safety

Getting involved in school safety in your town.

Collaborative Journalism Brings Investigative Reporting to Your Town

Patch collaborates with California Watch to examine seismic safety in our public schools.

California Watch Investigates Seismic Safety of Public K-12 Schools

Investigative team highlights the findings of its three-part series.

Emergency Response Training to Begin Soon

City to offer a series of Monday night classes.

City Seeks Teen Council Members

Positions are open to students in seventh through 12th grades.

The State of the (Public) Unions

Most city and school employees must pay union fees, even if they opt out of membership.

FEMA Insurance Refund Quick Guide

Here are the steps to take to apply for a refund.

City Discusses FEMA Flood Maps, Insurance Issues

Some residents may be eligible for insurance refunds.