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CBS News
25-06-2025
- CBS News
Train crashes into semi truck in Moorpark, killing driver
A train collided with a tractor-trailer in Moorpark on Wednesday afternoon, killing the driver and injuring at least one other person. The crash happened at around 2:30 p.m. on a private crossing that runs parallel to Los Angeles Avenue, according to a Metrolink spokesperson. California Highway Patrol officers say that the driver of the semi truck was killed in the collision. They also advised drivers to be wary of emergency vehicles heading to the area via SR-118, which is just south of where the incident occurred. Metrolink says that one of the 25 passengers on the board suffered a minor injury. It's unclear if they required hospitalization. It's unclear why the truck was on the train tracks.
Associated Press
14-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
FinTech Leader Kennel Connection Launches Enhanced Report Cards to Help Pet Care Pros Save Time and Build Trust
MOORPARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 14, 2025-- Kennel Connection, a leader in pet care management software and a 100GROUP company, is proud to announce a comprehensive update to its Report Cards feature, a powerful and modernized communication tool designed to help pet care businesses deliver personalized updates to clients with ease. While report cards have long been part of the Kennel Connection experience, this major overhaul introduces a redesigned interface, enhanced functionality, and new delivery options that make the system more powerful and user-friendly than ever. Built for daycare, boarding, and special services, the revamped Report Cards feature allows pet care facilities to share structured, customized updates via email or SMS in just a few clicks. Staff can quickly add notes about a pet's behavior, eating habits, elimination, and playtime by selecting from pre-written messages or adding their own touch. The addition of optional pet photos brings each update to life, helping clients feel connected to their pet's stay while reinforcing trust in the business. Users can now choose from a variety of sleek, professionally designed templates that reflect the modern pet care experience. Whether you're aiming for playful and colorful or clean and minimalist, there's a layout to match your brand and client preferences, offering both visual polish and practical customization. A Streamlined Workflow with a Personal Touch With Report Cards, pet care teams can create and send professional, mobile-friendly updates directly from the appointment screen, dashboard, pet card, client card, or schedule. Each report card can be sent once for the full stay or as a daily summary, allowing businesses to tailor the frequency and content to their preferred workflow. Key capabilities of the revamped Report Cards feature include: 'Client communication is at the heart of any successful pet care operation,' said Jeff Brodsly, Owner and CEO of Kennel Connection and 100GROUP. 'This new version of Report Cards helps businesses deliver meaningful updates without slowing down their day. It's about giving pet parents peace of mind while making it easier for teams to stay efficient and consistent.' Part of a Broader Vision The update of Report Cards aligns with Kennel Connection's ongoing commitment to innovation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction. As part of its growing suite of tools, including integrated credit card processing, digital contracts, advanced booking, and text-to-pay, Report Cards further supports pet care businesses in delivering a seamless and modern client experience. About Kennel Connection: Kennel Connection is a leading provider of innovative software solutions for pet care businesses, offering a comprehensive suite of management tools designed to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. With a focus on empowering pet care professionals, Kennel Connection's feature-rich platform encompasses reservation management, client communication, billing, and reporting, alongside innovative features such as Text-To-Pay, digital contracts, advanced online booking, and integrated credit card processing; all aimed at driving efficiency and organization in day-to-day operations. Kennel Connection leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver tailored solutions that cater to the unique needs of pet care providers nationwide. For more information about Kennel Connection, visit View source version on CONTACT: Erin McCarthy 100GROUP [email protected] 385-955-4307 KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: TECHNOLOGY FINTECH PETS OTHER TECHNOLOGY SPECIALTY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SOFTWARE SMALL BUSINESS CONSUMER RETAIL SOURCE: Kennel Connection Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 06/14/2025 05:35 PM/DISC: 06/14/2025 05:33 PM
Yahoo
14-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
FinTech Leader Kennel Connection Launches Enhanced Report Cards to Help Pet Care Pros Save Time and Build Trust
MOORPARK, Calif., June 14, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kennel Connection, a leader in pet care management software and a 100GROUP company, is proud to announce a comprehensive update to its Report Cards feature, a powerful and modernized communication tool designed to help pet care businesses deliver personalized updates to clients with ease. While report cards have long been part of the Kennel Connection experience, this major overhaul introduces a redesigned interface, enhanced functionality, and new delivery options that make the system more powerful and user-friendly than ever. Built for daycare, boarding, and special services, the revamped Report Cards feature allows pet care facilities to share structured, customized updates via email or SMS in just a few clicks. Staff can quickly add notes about a pet's behavior, eating habits, elimination, and playtime by selecting from pre-written messages or adding their own touch. The addition of optional pet photos brings each update to life, helping clients feel connected to their pet's stay while reinforcing trust in the business. Users can now choose from a variety of sleek, professionally designed templates that reflect the modern pet care experience. Whether you're aiming for playful and colorful or clean and minimalist, there's a layout to match your brand and client preferences, offering both visual polish and practical customization. A Streamlined Workflow with a Personal Touch With Report Cards, pet care teams can create and send professional, mobile-friendly updates directly from the appointment screen, dashboard, pet card, client card, or schedule. Each report card can be sent once for the full stay or as a daily summary, allowing businesses to tailor the frequency and content to their preferred workflow. Key capabilities of the revamped Report Cards feature include: Customizable sections for behavior, meals, elimination, and playtime Flexible messaging options including rotating text templates and editable notes Quick delivery via email or text with the option to include pet photos Preview and edit tools for enhanced control and personalization Multiple clean, modern templates to choose from, allowing alignment with business branding "Client communication is at the heart of any successful pet care operation," said Jeff Brodsly, Owner and CEO of Kennel Connection and 100GROUP. "This new version of Report Cards helps businesses deliver meaningful updates without slowing down their day. It's about giving pet parents peace of mind while making it easier for teams to stay efficient and consistent." Part of a Broader Vision The update of Report Cards aligns with Kennel Connection's ongoing commitment to innovation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction. As part of its growing suite of tools, including integrated credit card processing, digital contracts, advanced booking, and text-to-pay, Report Cards further supports pet care businesses in delivering a seamless and modern client experience. About Kennel Connection: Kennel Connection is a leading provider of innovative software solutions for pet care businesses, offering a comprehensive suite of management tools designed to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. With a focus on empowering pet care professionals, Kennel Connection's feature-rich platform encompasses reservation management, client communication, billing, and reporting, alongside innovative features such as Text-To-Pay, digital contracts, advanced online booking, and integrated credit card processing; all aimed at driving efficiency and organization in day-to-day operations. Kennel Connection leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver tailored solutions that cater to the unique needs of pet care providers nationwide. For more information about Kennel Connection, visit View source version on Contacts Erin McCarthy100GROUPerin@ 385-955-4307
Yahoo
31-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Roundup: Dad arrested after child allegedly found with ammo at school, more news
Sheriff's deputies arrested a Moorpark man May 27 on suspicion of weapon and child endangerment charges after his child came to school with a round of ammunition and they found unsecured firearms at their home. Deputies reportedly made the discovery after responding to Campus Canyon College Preparatory Academy regarding the student's possession of the single round of ammunition. The child allegedly brought the ammunition to the Moorpark school to show friends. Sheriff's Deputy K'Lynn Jackson said the child was in the fifth grade or less. She declined to state the child's age or gender. No other minors were living in the home, she said. Officers located two unregistered assault rifles, a handgun, ammunition and several high-capacity magazines, according to a news release issued by the Ventura County Sheriff's Office. Jackson said the items were not locked up but declined to say where they were kept. The father was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment, criminal firearm storage, unlawful transfer of a firearm, two counts of possession of an assault weapon and eight counts of possession of a high-capacity magazine. Jackson said the suspect was booked into jail. He had been released on bail as of the night of May 27, but is due in court June 10, according to the Ventura County jail inmate log. A 35-year-old Ojai man has been arrested by investigators in the District Attorney's Office on suspicion of lewd acts upon two children, the agency said May 30. The man was taken into custody outside of his place of employment without incident on May 29, according to a news release issued by the agency. The DA's office said the man is charged with eight felony counts of lewd acts upon a child, along with special allegations of molesting multiple victims and taking advantage of a position of trust. The suspect made his first appearance May 30 in Ventura County Superior Court, where he pled not guilty to all charges, the DA's office said. He allegedly molested two children under the age of 14 on multiple occasions. Thealleged conduct is said to have occurred between 2018 and 2020 in Santa Paula. This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Investigation of child's ammunition leads to father
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Moorpark school driver suspected of DUI, IDs given in 2 fatal motorcycle crashes, more
A Moorpark Unified School District driver was arrested May 28 on suspicion of DUI after a parent reported the smell of alcohol on him. The parent called the school district around 8:50 a.m., and school officials, in turn, called law enforcement, according to the Ventura County Sheriff's Office. School officials said in a letter to parents that the district's transportation dispatch workers told the driver to pull over and sent a backup van and driver. The five students in the van were moved into the arriving van and taken to their destination, according to the district. "Parents of the students in the van were contacted shortly after police concluded their investigation at the scene," Superintendent Kelli Hays said in her letter. Sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested the 39-year-old Moorpark man. He was later booked into Ventura County jail but has since been released on bail, jail records show. He is scheduled to appear in Ventura County Superior Court July 29, according to jail records. Authorities identified two men who died in separate motorcycle crashes in East Ventura County just days apart from each other. Matthew K. Estrada Jr., 27, was from Thousand Oaks, according to the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office. He was riding his motorcycle in Thousand Oaks near the intersection of Erbes Road and Tubbs Street around 10:20 p.m. on May 25 when he drove off the roadway and crashed into a light pole, the Ventura County Sheriff's Office previously reported. He was transported to Los Robles Regional Medical Center where he later died to blunt force head injuries he sustained in the crash, officials said. Jacob D. Ruiz, 25, was from Simi Valley, the medical examiner's office said. He was riding his motorcycle near the 2000 block of Royal Avenue in Simi Valley on May 23 around 3:20 p.m. when he lost control of his bike due to speed and crashed, the Simi Valley Police Department said previously. Medical personnel performed life-saving measures at the scene. He was transported to Los Robles where he succumbed to multiple blunt force injuries sustained in the crash, authorities said. The wrestling community at Royal High School in Simi Valley mourned Ruiz's death on the social media site Instagram. "Dear friends, our wrestling family has suffered a horrible loss," the post says. "Jacob Ruiz, brother of Coach (Edward) Ruiz, was in a motorcycle accident and did not survive." A Simi Valley man was charged May 27 for allegedly selling a gun to a minor who later used the weapon to commit suicide, authorities said. The Ventura County District Attorney's Office charged the 18-year-old with three felonies, including unlawful transfer of a firearm, child endangerment and transfer of a firearm to a minor, according to Ventura County Superior Court records. He pleaded not guilty to all charges. The charges came after a Ventura County Sheriff's Office investigation into the suicide of a minor in Thousand Oaks in January alleged that the Simi Valley man had sold the weapon to the minor, according to the sheriff's office. Deputies arrived to a report of a suicidal subject and found the juvenile suffering from a single gunshot wound. He was transported to Los Robles Regional Medical Center where he was later pronounced dead, sheriff's officials said. The agency investigated the death and found evidence tying the Simi Valley man to the firearm sold to the minor, authorities said. He was arrested May 23 in Thousand Oaks, but has since been released on his own recognizance. The man is scheduled to return to Ventura County Superior Court June 3, jail records show. If you're feeling despondent, the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, for both English and Spanish speakers, can be reached by calling 988 or visiting online This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Moorpark school driver arrested, 2 motorcyclists ID'd, more
