CitizensJournal.us- Letters to the Editor
Since this is CITIZENS Journal, public opinion is especially important. We accept general letters here from the public, on varied topics in the form of comments, below. If you wish to respond to specific articles, scroll down to reader comments for the appropriate posting. If you want them featured, include full name, address, phone number (the latter two will […]
It’s Pretty Hard to Fix L.A. When Its Leaders are Wrecking It
By KENNETH ALPERN As mentioned previously in recent CityWatch articles, we’re going into a Denaissance, not a Renaissance. As aphorisms, hashtag politics, and feel-good laws and policies overcome the bastions of Western free-thinking and critical/rational thought, bad things happen to good people who rely on (and pay ever more generously for) their leaders […]
Health Issues and 5G
By Judy Bruce Background: On April 8, 2019 I, Judy Bruce, a resident of Simi Valley, was interviewed by KCET for their so called “ investigating-reporting” show. The topic was “5G”. Their show, “SoCal Connected”, is touted as KCET’s weekly award winning, primetime news magazine offering viewers in-depth stories on the environment, […]
Thousand Oaks 5G Webpage Misinforms Public
By Judy Bruce The City of T. O. says they want to correct some public misinformation in their 5G web page. When in fact, the web page mislead with dishonest fake news and propaganda. It’s misinformation when the city stated “it wants to make sure residents had access to the FACTS.” “These FCC […]
Education Conference Delivers Broadside to Public School Sex-Ed (“Gender”) and Other Curricula, Presents PS Alternatives.
By George Miller Newbury Park, CA Conejo Valley opponents blasted increasingly radicalized sex-ed in public/charter schools and presented alternatives at a conference-“Local, Private and Homeschool Alternatives to Public School” in Newbury Park (Thousand Oaks), CA on August 10, 2019. The conference addressed why they thought alternatives were needed in the first place and what they […]
NASA Invites Public to Submit Names to Fly Aboard Next Mars Rover
Although it will be years before the first humans set foot on Mars, NASA is giving the public an opportunity to send their names — stenciled on chips — to the Red Planet with NASA’s Mars 2020 rover, which represents the initial leg of humanity’s first round trip to another planet. The rover is scheduled […]
Metrolink Seeking Public Input on Title VI Policies and Plans, 2020 Budget
LOS ANGELES – The Metrolink Board of Directors has directed staff to initiate a public outreach process to update its Title VI policies, along with the agency’s Public Participation and Limited English Proficiency Access plans. Metrolink seeks to create opportunities for inclusion and engagement with the community by inviting the public to review and provide feedback […]
Ventura Police Chief Ken Corney Speaks Out On Homelessness, Vagrancy and Crime
By Lori Denman-Underhill I am safe in Ventura. I feel an overwhelming sense of peace and safety for myself and my child, as we walk down the boardwalk by Surfer’s Point. As I hike by the riverbed, I enjoy the silence and feel unthreatened by violence and enjoy a view of nature. When I surf, […]
City of Camarillo to Host Community Workshop First Step in the City’s Economic Study
All Camarillo residents and business owners are invited to attend a special workshop to discuss Camarillo’s economic future. The community workshop is the first step in developing the City’s new Economic Development Strategic Plan. The workshop will be held on Tuesday, October 10, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Camarillo Library Community Room, located […]
Upcoming Events at Oxnard Public Library
Architecture Tour of Heritage Square – Wednesday, July 26 at 1:00 p.m. Meet us at Oxnard’s Heritage Square Visitor Center at 12:45 where a docent will take us on a walking tour of these vintage homes built between 1876 and 1912. Appreciate what past craftsmen were able to envision and achieve. FREE only with […]
