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Anacapa Student House Rally Rocks!

Left to Right: Seventh graders Samantha Anter - Protos House, Feliz Vergeer - Altruisma, Rowan Gonzalez - Nukumori, Daisy Vergeer - Onraka; ...

California Misses Opportunity to Protect Ocean Animals from Dying in Set Gillnets

Channel Islands Wildlife Dying in Set Gillnets and Research Expedition to Protect Biodiversity Stronger action is needed to clean up one of California’s dirtiest fisheries by Oceana The ...

Ventura Land Trust Seeks Community Input for Renaming Mariano Rancho Preserve

Ventura Land Trust (VLT) has announced the launch of a community-driven campaign to rename its newest preserve, currently known as Mariano Rancho ...

Free Compost & Mulch Program

The City of Ventura is now offering the Free Compost and Mulch Program to City residents and businesses. What is the program? The program ...

Electric Vehicle Ownership Webinar: Navigating EV Roadblocks

Making the switch to an electric vehicle (EV) can be daunting. Join the Community Environmental Council (CEC) to learn why it’s a ...

The Ventura Art & Chalk Festival 2024 Returns to The Harbor

The Ventura Art & Chalk Festival, a signature event in Ventura County, returns this September with more than 50 talented chalk artists ...

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Juana Maria - What We Now Know About the Lone Woman of San Nicholas Island

by Nella Nelson The landscape of San Nicholas island is barren and windswept. You’re all alone. You must eat, live, and survive, making ...

The Top Hat Murder: A Landmark Case in California’s Legal History

by Richard Senate On the morning of February 24, 1988, a woman entered the small Top Hat food stand at 299 East Main ...

The Museum of Ventura County Welcomes Featured National Geographic Photographer Diego Huerta for August Residency

The Museum of Ventura County (MVC) and Chief Curator Carlos Ortega are thrilled to announce the arrival of internationally known photographer Diego ...

California Farm Workers Demand Exact Location in Pesticide Regulation

More than 23 members of CAPS 805, the Ventura County branch of Californians for Pesticide Reform (CPR), traveled from Ojai, Ventura, Oxnard, ...