Why Don’t These Black Lives Matter?
By Paul Driessen Child labor, human rights abuses and deaths are routinely ignored by Greens and Democrats Marathon Petroleum recently announced it will “indefinitely idle” its Martinez Refinery. The decision will remove hundreds of jobs, billions of dollars, and nearly 7 million gallons of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum liquids per day from the energy-hungry […]
Robbery and Attempted Carjacking Arrest in Oxnard
Oxnard Police Department – Incident Press Release On May 30, 2020, 10:20 P.M, officers from the Oxnard Police Department responded to the 2800 block of Saviers Road regarding a robbery with a handgun. Once on scene, officers contacted the victim, who said that he had noticed a subject attempting to take his bicycle that was locked […]
POLITICS | 2020 Ventura County Primary Election Voter Guide
By Citizens Journal Staff Some March 3 primary voting recommendations, not all from us: *Will add recommendations as they come available (updated) CA Proposition 13- $15 billion School bonds/$26 billion with interest- NO Measure B- Oxnard Government Accountability & Ethics Act- NO Ventura County Supervisors District 3- Kelly Long District 5 – Jeff Burum State […]
Oxnard Attempts to Spike Starr Initiatives; Ponders Electrical Supply
By George Miller A very contentious 1-15 -20 Oxnard Council special meeting featured mostly strong opposition to the Aaron Starr-led Moving Oxnard Forward voter initiatives. Open discussion was bracketed by before and after closed sessions to discuss and determine next steps on the Russ Branson consultant’s report on 3 of the 4 initiatives. The open […]
There’s No Place Like The Collection For The Holidays
(OXNARD, Calif.) — Experience the excitement and holiday magic at The Collection at RiverPark! Regarded as Ventura County’s premier fashion, dining and entertainment destination, The Collection announces it will kick off its holiday merriments on Saturday, November 16, with its Annual Tree Lighting Celebration. “The holiday season is quickly approaching, and we are thrilled to be […]
There’s No Place Like The Collection For The Holidays
The Collection at RiverPark (OXNARD, Calif.) — Experience the excitement and holiday magic at The Collection at RiverPark! Regarded as Ventura County’s premier fashion, dining and entertainment destination, The Collection announces it will kick off its holiday merriments on Saturday, November 16, with its Annual Tree Lighting Celebration. “The holiday season is quickly […]
Jeff Keller Joins Lazer Broadcasting as Local Sales Manager in Sacramento
Jeff Keller has made the move to Spanish language radio as Local Sales Manager in Sacramento for Lazer Broadcasting Corporation. Jeff Keller has worked in media in the greater Sacramento area for over 25 years. He most recently spent the past 8 years as a Senior Account Executive with Comcast Spotlight. Jeff was previously an […]
Seven Participants To Compete In Oxnard Salsa Festival’s “Dancing With Our Community Stars Contest and Charity Fundraiser”
Oxnard, Calif.—Seven community leaders will take the stage and dance for charity during the “2019 Dancing With Our Community Stars Dance Contest and Charity Fundraiser,” Sunday, July 28 at 1 p.m. during the 26th Annual Oxnard Salsa Festival in Oxnard. The contest is a salsa version of the hit TV show “Dancing With The Stars.” Contestants are […]
Oxnard: Public Protests Draconian Budget Cuts- City Backs Off Later; Greenlights Cannabis Rules; Hears Housing Budget;
By George Miller Note: Meeting highlights were published Tuesday. This is the full version. The Oxnard City Council, at its five hour 6-4-19 open meeting, approved: direction to regulate cannabis manufacturing, testing and distribution; indicated they wanted to accelerate movement into cultivation and retailing of it (a change of direction); nearly no change budgets/strategies for […]
Oxnard Council 5-7-19: Financial Warning; New Dog Hotel & Single Family Development; Granny Flats Encouraged; Firemen Get More Benefits
By George Miller The May 7, 2019 Oxnard City Council meeting agenda was long (7 hours) and complex, with numerous items listed/acted upon, including another budget financial warning, new dog hotel; new single family residence tract,and next step approval to build “Accessory Dwelling Units” (ADU’s or granny flats). The Senior Services Commission delivered a glowing […]
