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Perez Engages Community

Oxnard—During Council comments on Tuesday, October 6, Council Member Michaela Perez said she met with Haycox School and its representatives. “THEY’RE really interested in forming partnerships, whether it’s with other non-profits in the area, not just to support the youth, but also the families,” she said. “If you’re interested in partnering with your school, please reach out to me.” She and...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Oxnard Celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Oxnard—During his Tuesday, October 6, City Council meeting, Mayor Luis McArthur called Marianne Parra to the dais, and he issued a proclamation designating October 12, 2026, as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. MAYOR Pro Tem Gabe Teran read the proclamation and said Indigenous people have lived on the land for thousands of years and values the progress of Indigenous people’s culture. “Whereas, the C...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Jack N Sally Haunt Council

Oxnard—During the Tuesday, October 6, City Council meeting, Jack and Sally stopped by to tell the audience about upcoming community events. CITY Corps Supervisor Matt O’Neill introduced special guests Sally and Jack. “For the sixth year, Jack and Sally have swiped the keys and taken the beloved float,” O’Neill said. “Beginning Monday, October 19-29, the haunted float will be seen making sto...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Farmworker Housing Study

Ventura—The Board of Supervisors presented the results of its project on Tuesday, September 22. David Ward, Planning Director of the Resource Management Agency, began with a five-year vision. “IT started with our Farmworkers and grew with our County family, as well as our Cities across the County into a major regional collaborative endeavor,” he said. “In the spirit of that collaboration, th...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Election Controversy Claimed

Oxnard—During Public Comments at the Tuesday, October 6, City Council meeting, Lizanne Nanez, who is running for the District 2 City Council seat, said Mayor Pro Tem Gabe Teran is engaging in unethical conduct. “THE residents should know,” she said. “I was born and raised in Oxnard, and Oxnard has been my home for over 65 years. I worked at Procter & Gamble for over 42 years, and I am re...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

City County Cleanup Successful

Oxnard—During his Tuesday, October 6, report to the City Council, City Manager Alex Nguyen reported on the homeless cleanup, which the County and its partners supported. “WITH the McWayne Encampment Cleanup, the picture does say 1,000 words,” he said. “On the left, it shows what it was before; the center shows an aerial view, and a lot of work went into the effort preceding last week. Many o...

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Filipino Festival Fills College Park

Oxnard—It was a sunny and hot day on Sunday, October 4, but it was a great day for Fiestas Filipinas at College Park. THE tremendous crowd enjoyed music, lots of great barbecue, and plenty of dancing as Filipinos took the day to celebrate their heritage. Filipino American Council of Ventura County Executive Director Charleen Morla-Garcia said it’s her second time as the Executive Director....

Chris Frost · Oct 9, 2026

Senior Falls a Big Concern

Ventura—The Board of Supervisors, on Tuesday, September 22, welcomed Dr. Thomas Duncan, who highlighted Fall Prevention Awareness Month. “FALLS are serious for older adults in particular, and here in Ventura County, we are helping our seniors stay strong and independent,” Board Chairman Jeff Gorell said. “Dr. Duncan, you always do a great job to get everyone together to focus on fall prevent...

Chris Frost · Oct 2, 2026

County Prepares for El Niño

Ventura—The Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Tuesday, September 22, temporarily waiving watercourse protection permit fees and deposits. SUPERVISOR Matt LaVere brought the item forward, saying it’s something they’ve been discussing over the last few months. “We're entering into a significant El Niño season, and I believe we’ll be doing a larger update on this next month,” he said....

Chris Frost · Oct 2, 2026

Golf Course Revenue

Oxnard—The City Council, Tuesday, October 6, will discuss the 2025-2026 Golf Fund Close-Out and additional Budget appropriations. ASSISTANT Public Works Director Steve Howlett made the presentation and asked the City Council to approve and authorize additional budget appropriations in the amount not to exceed $291,401 for fiscal year 2025-2026 expenses in the Golf Course Operating Fund, and...

Chris Frost · Oct 2, 2026

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