Local news for Piru and the Santa Clara River Valley
The Fillmore Police Department and Explorers Post #2958 hosted a free bicycle, e‑bike, and scooter safety rodeo May 30 at Rio Vista School, featuring a youth safety course, helmet checks, tune‑ups, and first‑responder demonstrations.
Hundreds of cyclists finished the Bike MS Los Angeles Coastal Challenge at San Buenaventura State Beach on World MS Day, raising awareness and support for multiple sclerosis.
Ventura County Public Health and VC‑ASH mark World No Tobacco Day with youth‑focused prevention efforts, cessation programs, and environmental awareness.
A detailed look at how Camarillo maintains financial stability, safe neighborhoods, strong public services, and long‑term planning through deliberate design and consistent governance.
A complete Piru voter guide for the June 2, 2026 primary, including where to vote, statewide offices on the ballot, and certified candidates for Congressional District 24 and Assembly District 37.
Fillmore Unified School District has set graduation dates for Fillmore High School on June 4 and Sierra High School on June 3 for the Class of 2026.
The 2026 Ventura County Fair runs July 29–August 9 with concerts, rodeo events, themed days, and family‑friendly attractions along the Ventura coastline.
An in‑depth look at why Oxnard’s worst streets—alleys, older neighborhoods, and industrial corridors—remain in poor condition despite high taxes and major businesses. Based entirely on government documentation.
Mission Produce has finalized its $430 million acquisition of Calavo Growers after receiving Mexican antitrust approval, expanding its North American avocado and fresh‑produce operations.
Thousand Oaks is moving forward with a major downtown redevelopment featuring new mixed‑use housing, a hotel, public park space, and infrastructure improvements across a 17.7‑acre Civic Arts Plaza district.