In a court case being watched by the faithful across the state, a judge in Ventura County on Friday issued an order barring a pastor in Thousand Oaks from holding indoor services.

Legislation by state Sen. Henry Stern, D-Calabasas, codifying “cutting-edge analysis of the climate crisis’ economic risks” to California passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee today.

Talks are happening as an unprecedented school year approaches. Authorities’ response to COVID-19 will determine whether the distance-learning model in place on day one will still be in place when the year ends.

Oaks Christian School is mourning the loss of two 2019 graduates in a fiery crash Aug. 2 in Thousand Oaks.

The interim ordinance, which would amend the municipal code zoning provisions, is the first step toward new permitting and regulations for short-term rentals in the city.