Chris Frost

Rancho Sierra Senior Apartments ground lease approved

Ventura-- The Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, December 14, approved a ground lease agreement for Rancho Sierra Senior Apartments, 1732 Lewis Road, in the unincorporated area in the City of Camarillo. Chuck Alvarez, Real Estate Manager for the Public Works Agency, presented the item to the Supervisors and said the ground lease agreement would encumber approximately two acres of county-owned la...

Dec 17, 2021

Fire Reimbursement Revenue reimbursement approved

Oxnard-- The Finance & Governance Committee, Tuesday, December 13, approved the Wildland Fire Reimbursement Revenue appropriation. The approval recommends the city City Council amend the fiscal year 2021-2022 budget to recognize $695,615 of general fund revenue from Wildland Fire Reimbursement and appropriate $370,128 to the Fire Department budget to restore its original training budget, im...

Dec 17, 2021

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard--It’s inevitable. Every single December, either the J-Train or I get sick. The circumstances change, of course, how one of us end up getting sick, and the winner this year, not really a winner, is the J-Train. S O, while Janis was at work, she got sick from someone, and at first, it wasn’t too bad, you know, just a few sniffles. Then, on Monday, December 6, she called me while at work a...

Dec 17, 2021

Clean Power Alliance updates Camarillo City Council

Camarillo-- The city council, Wednesday, December 8, received an update on energy prices from the Clean Power Alliance. T HERE are new projections in the 2022 PCIA (Power Charge Indifference Adjustment) and where the different cities in its service area have default rates. Ted Bardacke from the Clean Power Alliance presented the update to the City Council and brought some new news about rates....

Dec 17, 2021

AQUATIC CENTER COMMUNITY OUTREACH UNDERWAY

Oxnard-- The community engagement process for the proposed South Oxnard Aquatic Center kicked off at College Park, Saturday, December 11, as residents came out and gave feedback on what they’d like to see. A TTENDEES traveled from station to station and learned about proposed amenities from the Rec Department staff and also got the chance to visit and get a picture with Santa Claus himself. As...

Dec 17, 2021

PARADE OF LIGHTS ILLUMINATE CHANNEL ISLANDS HARBOR

Channel Islands-- The 55th Annual Parade of Lights at Channel Islands Harbor was a colorful “Jingle Jingle” event that kicked off the holiday season in style. B EAUTIFULLY decorated boats filled the harbor as the crowd cheered the parade on as they celebrated the season. Carol Loyd came down from Port Hueneme with her husband Dan and said she’s been enjoying the parade for the last five years....

Dec 17, 2021

Oxnard Christmas PARADE

Oxnard-- The Holiday Season returned to the City of Oxnard, Saturday, December 4, as the Christmas Parade drew a big crowd of residents all in the mood for some Christmas fun. THERE were fewer parade participants in 2021 due to the county health order and Covid-19 fears, but that didn’t stop attendees and participants from cheering, waving, dancing, and having a joyous time. Gary Blum said...

Dec 10, 2021

City cleans up Halaco site

Oxnard-- In his report to the City Council, Tuesday, December 7, City Manager Alex Nguyen said the city had a major cleanup at the Halaco Superfund site at the end of November. The effort removed a lot of debris left by members of the homeless community encamped at the site. The groups involved with the cleanup included the Ventura County Healthcare Agency, Ventura County Behavioral Health, the...

Dec 10, 2021

Council examines redistricting in detail

Oxnard-- The City held a special council meeting, Monday, December 6. After a closed session, City Attorney Stephen Fischer reported that the body voted 4-0 to give its legal counsel approval to seek review or relief regarding the court of appeals affirming the trial court denial of the city’s motion for preliminary injunction in the action, City of Oxnard versus County of Ventura et all. This...

Dec 10, 2021

Frosted Thoughts

So, a week ago, I told the community that I bought the Tri County Sentry, and I have to admit that the support and positive feedback I received are both amazing and humbling. I T’S funny because I have spent so many years traveling from state-to-state looking for a place to call home. And while you can look on the net and read about people heading out of California, I am finally home. My dance...

Dec 10, 2021

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