It was one year ago this week that Timothy Perryman left his Agoura Hills home. He had only his driver's license. He has not been seen since. Staff writer Zeke Barlow (zbarlow@VenturaCountyStar.com) does an update on the disappearnce, which one detective calls one of the more unusual cases she has worked on. The Perryman family tells us what it has been like for the past year, not knowing what has happened.

We are checking out reports this morning that the family members struck by a vehicle while crossing a street near Disneyland last night were from Ventura County. A 7-year-old boy was killed. If we get confirmation, we'll put the story up on our website ands then follow it on Page One tomorrow.

Another story we're looking at for Page One is a business piece by Allison Bruce (abruce@VenturaCountyStar.com) that takes a look at California's new worker's compensation law, a year after it was changed.

Off the wire, we'll monitor follows on the Indonesian earthquake on, of course, on the Terri Schiavo case. And we'll look at a Supreme Court ruling today protecting whistleblowers who accuse academic institutions of sex discrimination.