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Is Ventura County Getting Older?

Is Ventura County Getting Older?

If you've lived in Ventura County for several years, you've probably noticed that the community is changing. More neighborhoods are home to retirees, while fewer young families seem to be moving in. It's not just a perception; the data shows Ventura County's population is getting older, and the trend is expected ...

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California Fault Stress Hits 1,000-Year High

New modelling suggests that Cajon Pass, a fault junction east of Los Angeles,…

How Much Money Do Local Utility Companies Make?

For most of us, utility companies are simply…

Statement On Misuse Of Funds At Ventura County Office Of Education (Op-Ed)

Camarillo, CA – Ventura County Superintendent of Schools…

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A Closer Look At Southern California Edison’s Shutoffs

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PolitiCA Fest

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The Cost Of Local Campaigns

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Moorpark College Launches New Bachelor’s Degree In Applied Cyberdefense And Network Operations

New program opens doors to careers in one…

Will The Delta Pumps Operate At Capacity This Winter?

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Ground Zero: Los Angeles And The Endgame Of The Growth Ponzi Scheme

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From Paris24 To LA28: A Catalyst For Innovation And Global Change

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Local Farm Family Unveils Next Gen Wedding Venue

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The Teaching Zoo Celebrates The Grand Opening Of New Tiger Exhibit

Date: September 24th 2024, 3pm Location: The Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College The Teaching Zoo is thrilled to announce the grand opening…

In Los Angeles, Your Chic Vacation Rental May Be A Rent-Controlled Apartment

Even though a law was passed six years to prevent landlords from doing this exact thing, it seems as though this…

Top Ten Reasons To Celebrate All Things Salsa When The Oxnard Salsa Festival Returns On July 27th & 28th

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The Proposed California Mileage Fee and Big Unasked Questions About the Power Grid

The California Department of Transportation is testing a fee per vehicle mile program (Road Charge). It’s a pilot program at this…

Fifty And Better Program Concludes Summer Lecture Series

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Greater Conejo Chamber’s 40 Under Forty Honors Moorpark College Teaching Zoo’s Own Taiki Yoshida

Greater Conejo Chamber’s 40 Under Forty honors Moorpark College Teaching Zoo’s own Taiki Yoshida! Taiki enjoyed his previous work teaching English…

Moorpark College Hosts Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Celebrating $250,000 Takeda Sponsorship

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Moorpark College Advances To Top 10 In National Competition For $1 Million Prize

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