Doug Johnson

USA Today has posted an article suggesting that cybertheft activity has made online banking too risky for small businesses to handle . Read More

ESB's attorney, Joseph DiMenno, says the bank is confident it will be exonerated but declined to discuss the lawsuit in detail. Read More

The December 16th Fluvanna Board of Supervisors meeting was book ended by dueling comments related to the James River Water Authority. Read More

Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson has started workouts at Chow's Gymnastics in West Des Moines as she continues to explore whether to return to elite-level competition — and a run at the 2012 Olympics in London. Read More

It's not clear who will redraw California's congressional districts in 2011, but it's a near certainty that the Inland Empire will have more seats in Congress once the new lines are in place, experts say. Read More

It's not clear who will redraw California's congressional districts in 2011, but it's a near certainty that the Inland Empire will have more seats in Congress once the new lines are in place, experts say. Read More

Otsego County's elected officials who choose to opt out of the county health insurance plan will continue to receive an annual $2,000 incentive payment in lieu of using the health insurance coverage. Read More

Mary Margaret Flynn and her 7-year-old dog MiGGS were walking to the barber shop Tuesday when the 67-year-old physician with a broken arm fell on the train tracks at Whipple Avenue and El Camino Real in Redwood City. Unable to pick herself up after tripping, Flynn yelled for help. Read More

Library and technology expert Doug Johnson states, "My best decisions are made when I think of myself first as a child advocate, second as an educator, and lastly as a technologist." Read More

Prudence Uncorked has reopened for business at Pringle Park Plaza after several weeks of remodeling. Read More