Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of November.
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🏘️ Community
Three local groups will offer free Thanksgiving meals to residents facing food insecurity.
Camarillo Community Church will serve food from 1 to 5 p.m. today at its client-choice pantry—while Ventura County Rescue Mission will serve a hot meal on November 26 and Manna Conejo Valley Food Bank will give out turkeys and grocery gift cards on November 22 and 25—ensuring people have dependable holiday options.
🎭 Culture
A 1977 VW bus nicknamed Azul survived the Palisades Fire on Jan.
7 and was restored in Oxnard—engineers repaired burned parts so it was shown at the Petersen Automotive Museum and will be returned to its owner early next year.
🌲 Environment
Authorities responded to an oil spill reported on November 18 off a rural stretch of Highway 150 near Ojai.
Officials said cleanup crews from Carbon California and state agencies contained the release from an above-ground storage tank and are recovering oil from a tributary of Sisar Creek.
🏛️ Government
Three major pest control companies owned by Rollins Inc. agreed to pay $3.15 million over alleged hazardous waste disposal and consumer privacy violations — Ventura County will receive $125,000 in penalties and $26,880 for investigative costs.
The settlement requires the companies to follow new waste management protocols and complete employee training for at least five years.
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