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V. G.E Avenida De Los Arboles/Erbes Rd·2+ weeks agoUnlock Your Child's Potential at Kumon of Thousand Oaks North! Are you looking to give your child a head start in their academic journey? Join us for an exciting Open House at Kumon of Thousand Oaks North and discover how our proven learning method can transform your child's future! Discover the Kumon Difference Kumon is a personalized learning program that helps children develop essential skills in math and reading. Through a carefully structured curriculum and individualized instruction, our students gain confidence, independence, and a love for learning that lasts a lifetime. Explore the Benefits of Kumon Improved academic performance and higher test scores Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving abilities Increased focus, concentration, and self-discipline Preparation for advanced coursework and future success Join Us for an Unforgettable Open House On Wednesday, April 10 th from 5-6:30 pm, we invite you to experience the Kumon difference firsthand. Explore our center, meet our dedicated instructors, and learn how Kumon can unlock your child's full potential. Enjoy interactive demonstrations, exciting activities, and refreshments as you discover the transformative power of our program. Don't miss this opportunity to give your child the gift of a brighter future. Register for our Open House today and take the first step towards academic excellence! We look forward to welcoming you and your family to Kumon of Thousand Oaks North.Be the first to reactLike

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COUNTY OF VENTURA2+ weeks agoAgencyFROM: The VC Sheriff’s Office The Ventura County Sheriff's Office issues a warning to the public regarding a telephone scam that is making its way through the county. According to reports, the scammer is identifying themself as Captain Greg Gibson from the Sheriff's Office and is demanding a large sum of money to pay an outstanding warrant. However, it is important to note that the caller is NOT affiliated with the Ventura County Sheriff's Office, and the phone number used is NOT associated with law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies have frequently issued warnings about phone scams, emphasizing that law enforcement officials do not call citizens asking for money. Scammers often pretend to be law enforcement, or federal agencies, threatening individuals with arrest, fines, or deportation if they don’t pay taxes or some other debt immediately. They’ve also been known to tell the victim, falsely, that a warrant has been issued because they missed a court date, did not show up for jury duty, have an overdue fine, or something similar, and they will be arrested unless they pay right away. These scammers also disguise their Caller ID information by spoofing the phone number to appear as though it is from a legitimate law enforcement agency. The scammers will likely threaten immediate arrest if you do not cooperate and provide payment over the phone. They may demand that fines or fees be paid with credit cards, gift cards, payment apps, or even cryptocurrency. Just to be clear, no legitimate law enforcement agency will ever call an individual demanding money or threatening arrest. Don’t let your guard down and don’t be intimidated into providing personal details, or financial information. The best protection against these scams is to simply hang up. Do not call the phone number left on a voicemail requesting a callback. Always do your research before providing any personal information or sending money over the phone. Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the authorities. If you have been scammed and suffered a financial loss, contact Sheriff's Dispatch at (805) 654-9511 to file a report. You can also file a complaint online with the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov or the Federal Bureau of Investigation at https://www.ic3.gov222Like76

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON2+ weeks agoAgency⚠️ NEW SCAM ⚠️ Beware of fake websites that claim to provide utility setup services. Scammers are using these websites to steal your personal information and money. Learn how to spot and avoid them here: https://energized.edison.com/stories/fake-website-poses-as-utility-setup-service159Like

THOUSAND OAKS POLICE DEPARTMENT3 days agoAgencyMedia Release from our Investigation Teams: On April 16th, Detectives with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Lynwood, CA resident suspected of committing commercial burglaries in Ventura County. On December 29th, 2023, at approximately 3:00 am, suspects forced entry into a pharmacy in the city of Simi Valley. Over the next hour, these same suspects forced entry into two additional pharmacies in Thousand Oaks. However, the suspects were unable to access pharmaceutical products at the three locations due to strong, interior security measures in place. A thorough investigation by detectives identified one of the suspects as Daniel Godinez. On April 16th, detectives located and arrested Godinez at his residence in Lynwood. Godinez was booked into the Ventura County Pre-Trial Detention Facility on the charge of 459PC, Burglary, with a bail amount of $50,000. Godinez is scheduled for arraignment in Ventura County Superior Court on April 18th, at 1:30 pm. The Thousand Oaks Police Department would like to remind citizens to be aware of your surroundings and report suspicious people and vehicles by promptly calling 911 or our non-emergency line (805) 654-9511. If you see something, say something.36Like3

CAL FIREa week agoAgencyOn March 31, 2024, and April 8, 2024, the California State University, San Jose (SJSU) Police and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) - Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) Arson and Bomb Unit responded to fires in the Martin Luther King Jr. Library on the SJSU campus. The investigation revealed the fire causes were arson, on State of California property, and occupied by students at the time of the arson fires. The joint law enforcement investigation was a collaboration between SJSU Police and the CAL FIRE – OSFM Arson and Bomb Unit. All personnel involved worked tirelessly to canvass the area, review security camera footage, cultivate leads, and ultimately identify the suspect. The suspect was identified as SJSU sophom*ore student Amogh Upadhya. Amogh Upadhya was arrested and charged with four (4) counts of Arson and booked into the Santa Clara County Jail. Upadhya is being held on $400,000.00 bail until a court hearing on April 12, 2024. The CAL FIRE – OSFM Arson and Bomb Unit is dedicated to helping agencies all over California no matter the size of the department, location, or the time of day or night. Together we can make California safer! Contact the Arson and Bomb Unit at (213) 302-5855 or arsonbomb@fire.ca.gov.189Like10

THOUSAND OAKS POLICE DEPARTMENT2+ weeks agoAgencyMedia Release from our East County Investigations Career Criminal Unit: Thousand Oaks Detectives utilized DNA Evidence to reopen a cold case burglary investigation that ultimately led to the identification and arrest of the suspect. In April of 2023, Thousand Oaks Patrol Deputies received a report of a residential burglary that occurred on Charterwood Court in the city of Thousand Oaks. After learning of the incident, the East County Investigations Career Criminal Unit began an investigation into the matter. Detectives conducted an extensive investigation. However, the case was ultimately closed in July of 2023 after all leads had been exhausted. The suspect remained unidentified. On February 29, 2024, (S) Luis Alonso Parada was arrested after being identified as the suspect of a “hot prowl” residential burglary that occurred in the same area of Charterwood Court. Detectives recognized similarities between the two cases and reopened the closed burglary case. Through the use of DNA evidence obtained during both burglary investigations, detectives established Parada as the suspect for the burglary case from 2023. On March 27, 2024, Detectives arrested Parada for one count of PC 459 – Residential Burglary with his bail set at $50,000.00. Parada remained in custody at Todd Road Jail in Santa Paula, CA for his previous burglary arrest in February of this year. Parada remains in custody at Todd Road Jail with his arraignment scheduled for March 29th, 2024, at 1:30pm at the Ventura Superior Court.82Like16

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