Articles by Timothy Hughes

405 articles since 2000

Credit Card Thefts at Gyms May Be Part of a Ring

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 30, 2002
Credit card thefts at Ventura County health clubs in the last year are being investigated by federal authorities for a possible link to a larger fraud ring targeting gyms nationwide, officials said this week. Read more
 

Exxon to Pay for Cleanup of ‘91 Spill

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 26, 2002
Eleven years after a broken oil pipeline spilled 75,000 gallons of sticky crude into the Santa Clara River, an oil company has reached an agreement with the federal government to pay the cleanup costs. Read more
 

Former Advisor to Pay $4 Million in SEC Deal

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 25, 2002
A former investment advisor accused of bilking professional athletes and seniors out of nearly $18 million has agreed to pay some of it back. Read more
 

Inside the Minds of Arsonists

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 25, 2002
Watching as fire torched dry brush and threatened expensive homes near Escondido, Steve Robles felt exhilarated and scared. Read more
 

The Music’s Over at the Ban-Dar

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 17, 2002
It was last call at the Ban-Dar. Read more
 

Seniors to Plant Tree as Tribute to the Big Apple

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 11, 2002
Compared to some of the memorials planned for the anniversary of the terrorist attacks in New York and at the Pentagon, today’s ceremony at Leisure Village will be a small affair. Read more
 

County Puts Focus on Security

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 11, 2002
Walking in Washington, D.C., Ventura County Undersheriff Craig Husband heard the explosion when American Airlines Flight 77 slammed into the Pentagon across the Potomac River. Read more
 

Pilot Is Critically Injured in Single-Engine Plane Crash

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | September 9, 2002
A 41-year-old Camarillo man was critically injured Sunday when his homemade single-engine plane lost power and crashed shortly after taking off from Oxnard Airport. Read more
 

DNA Evidence in Rape Cases Was Delayed

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | August 23, 2002
While accused serial rapist Narcisso Solis cruised Thousand Oaks streets and allegedly raped another woman in July, DNA evidence linking him to two earlier sexual assaults sat unattended in a county crime lab freezer. Read more
 

DNA Leads to Arrest in Rape Cases

California | Local | By Timothy Hughes | August 22, 2002
Using DNA evidence, sheriff’s investigators have arrested a Thousand Oaks tile setter they suspect is a serial rapist responsible for at least three sexual assaults in the city during the past four years. Read more
 
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