Chris Frost

EAGLES raise money for autistic children and infants

Oxnard-- Eagles Lodge 232 continued its motto of people helping people as the Eagles welcomed the Autism Society of Ventura County and Ventura County Medical Center, where they presented them two checks. One check helps people living with Autism, and another benefits hospitalized premature infants and children. THE group was out in full force for the event and continues to proudly make a dif...

Jul 14, 2023

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard- As some of you already know, I am working my way through some new challenges this month, which is nothing new to me. I face challenges all the time. SO, onward I roll, working my way down a substantial to-do list when disaster strikes my home. It’s nothing epic to most people, but to the most non-mechanically inclined person anywhere, the message paper jam on my printer is a disaster...

Jul 14, 2023

JULY 4 PARADE Celebrates Freedom

Channel Islands-- It was a slice of classic Americana at Channel Islands Harbor on Tuesday, July 4, as the Annual Fourth of July Children’s Parade was pure Patriotism celebrated by Kids of all ages. PARTICIPANTS gathered early, outfitted in Red, White, and Blue Clothing commemorating the day, along with Golf Carts decorated to celebrate Freedom. The Parade featured lots of spectators waving...

Jul 7, 2023

Sustainable Traffic Plan ok’d by Council

Oxnard--The City Council Tuesday, June 29, approved its Sustainable Traffic Plan (STP), which imagines a new future for the City’s transportation needs moving forward. Public Works Director Michael Wolfe introduced the plan, which is operational and tries and understand where the opportunities are in the City to go from vehicle-centered transportation modes to alternate modes, like bicycles....

Jul 7, 2023

Trade Services Agreement Approved

Oxnard-- The City Council, Tuesday, June 25, approved Trade Services Agreement 32400008 with Aquatic Bioassay and Consulting Laboratories Incorporated (ABC Labs) for Ocean Monitoring Services in the City. Wastewater Division Manager Jan Hauser presented the item and said the agreement amount will be, at most, $1.850 million over a five-year term ending December 31, 2028. He said the Wastewa...

Jul 7, 2023

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard--I’ll be honest, some of my best memories growing up are from the Fourth of July. AS a young Boy, the Fourth meant a family trip to Freeport Stadium to see Midget Racers, along with the Demolition Derby, and finally, a big Fireworks Show above Freeport Stadium, all put together by Volunteers at the Freeport Fire Department. My Father was part of the Freeport Fire Department. Fire Dep...

Jul 7, 2023

Toter LLC Amendment approved

Oxnard-- The City Council, Tuesday, July 29, approved the first amendment to agreement A--8368 with Toter LLC to replenish curbside containers and their parts. ASSISTANT Public Works Director Brian Yanez presented the item and said the amendment is for $775,000, and the new total will not exceed $1.525 million for an additional two years ending May 28, 2025. “In order to provide unin­terrup...

Jul 7, 2023

Cultural Arts Commission welcomes new member

Oxnard--The City of Oxnard welcomed and approved a new board member to serve on its Cultural Arts Commission during the Tuesday, June 29, meeting. Assistant City Clerk Dee Lai presented the item and said Paloma Concordia will serve and represent District 2. “The Cultural Arts Commission advises on all matters related to Cultural Arts, public art in the City,” she said. The Cultural Arts Com...

Jul 7, 2023

Wilson seniors plan BIG SUMMER

Oxnard—The Wilson Senior Center Family was living life and having a great time Monday, June 26, as regulars enjoyed Dominoes, playing pool, reading, crafts and word puzzles and, as always, enjoyed the comaraderie that makes the location special. THE group will enjoy an eventful summer, Director Jessica Serrano said, as the Center is getting ready to hold its first Prom scheduled for the end...

Jun 30, 2023

Whistleblower report quiet

Oxnard-- The Finance & Governance Committee, Tuesday, June 27, heard the latest update about Whistleblower activity within the City. Since June 6, 2022, the City has received 11 complaints through two Whistleblower systems. Five complaints came through Price Paige, which included four allegations of violations of laws, regulations, policies, and procedures. There was one allegation of w...

Jun 30, 2023

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