Bad Credit Hurting You? What You Can Do About It!
Advertorial By Ron Freeman At CreditWize we have one mission: To help as many people in our community as possible at a price people in our community can afford. If you have $2500 to fix your credit, I can show you hundreds of companies online that will help you. If you have $695 to fix your credit, […]
Port Hueneme Civic Activist Jim Hensley Passed Away
By George Miller Local Port Hueneme civic activist and resident Jim Hensley recently passed away, on July 8, 2019, after a series of long illnesses. He was a Port Hueneme former councilmember and activist for multiple causes, especially adding lifeguards, crossing guards and teaching people to swim (“Waterproofing Kids, Inc “). People always knew where […]
“Nobody knows But Me”, Homeless on the Streets of Oxnard- Part 5- Working in Plaza Park
By Lang Martinez with Bonnie Rouda . This article is dedicated to those protecting our community with exceptional service. Oxnard Police Department, City of Oxnard Housing Director Emilio Ramirez and Homelessness Coordinator Mark Alvarado, (my friend, who I upset on a daily basis- I apologize Mark). . Luke 15 verse 4, 5 and 6; ‘suppose […]
Tom Dunn: Interview of a Formerly Homeless Recovering Addict
By Tom Dunn: Editor’s note: Tom Dunn of Port Hueneme News did these two video interviews of formerly homeless, now recovering addict, Lang Martinez. Lang has now become an advocate for the homeless. In Part I, Tom persuades Lang to tell us about the life of the addicted homeless, whom Lang estimates are 80% of […]
Oxnard Council Levies Public Safety Pension Assessment, Tightens Gun Sales, Presents Cannabis License Reqmts
By George Miller The Oxnard City Council held a meeting on the eve of Independence Day, 2019, to cover the following business: Meeting AGENDA, VIDEO We were informed that the so called “Carman Override” supplemental tax to close the gap in public safety pension funding (police & Fire) will be assessed to property owners at […]
7.1 quake in SoCal- rumbles Ventura County
By George Miller Reports are that there was a 7.1 quake 11 miles from Ridgecrest, CA. At only 1/2 mile deep it was a much shallower event than what hit on July 4th. Both were stronger than any other tumbler in the last 20 years. Yesterday’s quake is now deemed a foreshock making it part […]
Strange Events Tilted the Outcome of the American Revolutionary War
By William J. Federer ‘God has marvelously preserved him from harm in the midst of countless perils’ “The Hand of Providence has been so conspicuous in…the course of the war – that he must be worse than an infidel that lacks faith.” -General George Washington, August 20, 1778. George Washington wrote to General Nathanael […]
CJ Columnist’s Story in Addiction Recovery Magazine
By George Miller Citizens Journal columnist Lang Martinez mentioned us in his “Nobody Knows But Me” article appearing in this month’s 5th anniversary special edition of “Keys to Recovery” magazine, which is printed and distributed in California and 30 additional states. It is chock full of stories about addiction, treatment, testimonials and ads for treatment […]
The Democratic Debate: Let the Clown Show Begin!
By Tyler Bolsoni The Democratic debate, if summarized as a simple phrase, would be described as, a competition on who can the scold or frown upon America the best. Such examples can be exhibited when they practically spit in the faces of countless homeless veterans by raising their hands on if they would […]
The Earth Shook after Grand Jury Indictment of Robert Mueller
By George Miller Yes, The Earth shook after a grand jury indictment of Robert Mueller on Wednesday, June 12, 2019. Literally- shortly after a Citizens’ Grand Jury handed Prosecutor Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch and CEO of Freedom Watch USA, their indictments of Mueller on all nine criminal counts of violations of federal law, nailed […]
