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Council reviews safe streets to school

Oxnard—The Public Works and Transportation Committee approved its Annual Safe Routes to School Plan on Tuesday, November 9. Jose Rivera, an Associate Engineer in the Traffic Engineering Division, presented the plan and said the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program is a federally established initiative developed by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to enhance the safety and overall ex...

Chris Frost · Dec 12, 2025

CI Holiday Market means smart shoppers

Channel Islands—Smart Shoppers filled their bags with Holiday Treats and Treasures on Sunday, November 30, at the Channel Islands Farmers’ Market. HOLIDAY Shoppers found great stocking stuffers, handmade gifts, and unique items, which support local vendors. Emily Barbata from Golden Bee Candles and Crochet said she’s made candles her whole life. “It’s a family business,” she said. “I grew...

Chris Frost · Dec 5, 2025

Agreement helps wastewater

Oxnard—The Council, on Tuesday, December 2, approved an agreement with Carollo Engineers for construction management and inspection services for the primary clarifiers and sludge improvement project. Assistant Director of Public Works Tim Beaman presented the item and noted it’s the second project presentation. The agreement is for an initial term of three years, from December 2025 through Dece...

Chris Frost · Dec 5, 2025

Activator amendment approved

Oxnard—The Council, on Tuesday, December 2, approved the fifth amendment with Brown and Caldwell for primary clarifiers and the activator. The agreement is through December 2, 2028, with an option for two additional one-year terms ending in 2030, for a total not to exceed $3,782 million for construction management and inspection services for the primary clarifiers and the activated sludge ta...

Chris Frost · Dec 5, 2025

Kid grant kids parents and mom loves wreath making

Port Hueneme—Kids of all ages had an absolute blast on Saturday, November 23, at the Orvenve Carpenter Community Center, as everyone made wreaths for Christmas. THE group made large ones for the front door, or made small ones for the tree, and they decorated them with ribbons and bows. Event Organizer Pamela Jo greeted the crowd warmly and said the City of Port Hueneme supports the craft cl...

Chris and Janis Frost · Nov 28, 2025

Nguyen’s plan aids S. Oxnard

Oxnard—The Ormond Beach Power Plant story continues with City Manager Alex Nguyen saying that Federal Intervention is possible. “Under the current adminis­tration, they’ve sent clear signals that they don’t want any power plants to close,” he said. “In an article, it was reported that the power plants are to close down, but you can also read between the lines that this can definitely go beyo...

Chris Frost · Nov 28, 2025

HDR Engineering designs groundwater

Ventura—On Tuesday, Novem­ber 18, the City Council approved a professional services agreement with HDR Engineering for the design of groundwater equipment and pipeline. The company is home to some of the industry’s most talented professionals. It empowers them to do their best work, helping clients and communities solve some of the world’s most complex challenges. Ventura Water General Mana...

Chris Frost · Nov 28, 2025

Eagles Holiday Market filled with smart shoppers

Oxnard—The Ho Ho Ho spirit was in full swing at the Eagles Holiday Market on Sunday, November 16. THE event had table after table of great holiday items that will make anyone’s Holiday Season memorable. The Fraternal Order of the Eagles’ motto, “People Helping People,” is reflected in the many fundraisers that benefit the community. Madame President Michele Two Coats said some of their many...

Chris and Janis Frost · Nov 21, 2025

Coffee Chats upcoming

Ventura—In his Monday, November 18, report to the City Council, City Manager Bill Ayub said the Coffee Chats with Community Development will be from 8-9 a.m. on Friday, November 21, at Good Time Donuts. “This is an informal drop-in event, where anyone interested has the opportunity to connect with the Staff outside the usual evening public meetings outside of City Hall,” he said. “It’s an op...

Chris Frost · Nov 21, 2025

Ormond Beach Power Plant to be converted

Oxnard—The City Council, on Tuesday, November 18, agreed to a transition plan toward battery storage, with a date-certain closure of the Ormond Beach Power Plant and a $45 million corporate investment in South Oxnard. City Manager Alex Nguyen presented the plan, saying it will convert the plant from a power plant to a battery storage plant. The agreement establishes a South Oxnard-based leg...

Chris Frost · Nov 21, 2025

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