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Oxnard Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder in Landmark Fentanyl Overdose Case
An Oxnard man has been charged with second-degree murder following a fatal fentanyl overdose, marking a first for the Ventura County District Attorney's Office. Rodney Rey Yanez, a resident of Oxnard, stands accused of selling the synthetic drug to Dylan Rusch, who later overdosed and died, according to the Ventura County District Attorney's Office.
Oxnard Man Arrested for Firearms Possession
During the month of July, the Oxnard Police Department Violent Crimes Unit conducted an investigation into Jovany Macias, a 19-year-old Oxnard Resident, regarding the allege illegal firearms possession. During the investigation, detectives obtained a search warrant for his residence in the 1600 block of Impatiens Drive in Oxnard. On July...
Fresh start: New Oxnard apartments provide homes for more than 80 homeless and low income people
It’s been a rough few years for Thomas De la Cruz. Three years ago, his battle with substance abuse almost killed him. Serious medical problems related to his addiction put him in the hospital for months. The 52-year-old man survived, but he lost his home in the process. "I...
Visit Oxnard highlights Dallas Cowboys Training Camp returning to Oxnard on The Morning News
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — For the 18th year in a row, the Dallas Cowboys are in Oxnard for their Summer Training Camp. Visit Oxnard Digital and Multicultural Marketing Manager Daniel Cabrera stopped by The Morning News Friday morning. He explained what the family-friendly experience is like, how many open practices there are, and highlighted a The post Visit Oxnard highlights Dallas Cowboys Training Camp returning to Oxnard on The Morning News appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
Amazon warehouse brings Oxnard extra $17M a year in sales tax, at other cities' expense
The Amazon building visible from Highway 101 in Oxnard has 2.3 million square feet of indoor space, the equivalent of 40 football fields. It can process about 2 million packages per week, most of them destined for homes and businesses in Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. For most of those packages, the city of Oxnard gets a 1% cut of the sale, and the city where the item is delivered gets nothing at all....
Former Olympians, including diver Greg Louganis, visit Oxnard schools to inspire students
With the 2024 Olympics about to begin, eight former Olympians visited students at Rose Avenue Elementary School in Oxnard on Wednesday, representing a total of three nations, six sports and seven medals. The bulk of those medals belonged to one of the most successful Olympic divers of all time: one-time silver medalist...
Muy caliente: The Oxnard Salsa Festival returns July 27-28
The Oxnard Salsa Festival is back! After a four-year hiatus, the lively sounds of salsa music and people dancing and having a wonderful time return to Plaza Park in downtown Oxnard on Saturday and Sunday, July 27 and 28. The Oxnard Salsa Festival, presented by nonprofit organization Oxnard Downtowners Foundation...
Cowboys Camp: Absent CeeDee Lamb racks up $100K in fines
OXNARD, California (KLTV) - Where oh where is Cee Dee Lamb? Well, this we do know: we know where he isn’t. Five busloads arrived in Oxnard without number 88. And teammates who are chiming in understand. “He is a huge part of everything we do, You know for sure....
The Ventura County Fair starts Wednesday; here's what you need to know
It's that time again. 1990's rapper Vanilla Ice, nightly drone shows, cows, bunnies, racing babies and bacon-covered chocolate will reign for 12 days at the Ventura County Fair starting Wednesday. This year's event celebrates the fair’s 150th anniversary. Attractions include exhibit halls packed with everything from home-made berry pies to fossils that date...
Ventura County’s Vaqueras: The talented riders of Charras Unidas proudly continue a distinctly female equestrian tradition
Deborah Rodriguez has five daughters who all participate in the exciting and colorful equestrian sport escaramuza charra. Their team, Charras Unidas, practices at a riding ring on a hillside ranch in Wheeler Canyon west of Santa Paula, and for the last decade the team has performed a demonstration of their intricate riding skills at the rodeo that takes place during the Ventura County Fair.
Judge orders retrial on deadlocked charges in Joel Gonzales case
Three charges over which jurors could not reach a verdict in the case against a Camarillo man accused of a string of violent crimes will be heard again in a new trial, a judge ruled Thursday. The Ventura County jury that heard the case against Joel Gonzales convicted him of the attempted murder...
Protestors Demand Ventura County Supervisors Sue Over Toxic Simi Valley Lab
Approximately 20 people protested outside the Ventura County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, July 23, demanding they keep their promise and sue the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) to require the cleanup of the toxic Santa Susana Field Lab (SSFL). The demonstrators were assembled by the group...
Ventura County home care workers in negotiations for improved working conditions, livable wages, and healthcare
VENTURA COUNTY, Calif.—IHHS workers help low-income patients who are blind, disabled, or 65 years or older so they can remain safely in their homes. In Ventura County the IHSS program serves approximately 7,000 people each month. The caregiving profession requires a lot of patience and attention. But many caregivers say their pay does not reflect the extent of The post Ventura County home care workers in negotiations for improved working conditions, livable wages, and healthcare appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
Ventura County physician pleads guilty to $3 million Medicare fraud
LOS ANGELES, California — A Ventura County physician has admitted to defrauding Medicare out of more than $3 million by billing for unnecessary hospice services. Dr. Victor Contreras, 68, of Santa Paula, pleaded guilty to one count of health care fraud. According to his plea agreement, from July 2016 to February 2019, Contreras and co-defendant Juanita Antenor, 61, formerly of Pasadena, schemed to defraud Medicare by submitting nearly $4 million in false claims for hospice services through Arcadia Hospice Provider Inc. and Saint Mariam Hospice Inc. Antenor controlled both companies.
WATCH: Liberty HS senior catches, squats 290-pound shark
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A Liberty High School senior caught and squatted a 290-pound shark off the Port Hueneme Pier on Sunday. The teen is identified as Connor Mullen and he plays football for Liberty. Connor was fishing with his grandparents when he caught the shark. Connor and his family are waiting to hear from […]
Missing Ventura girl headed to Sacramento located
The California Highway Patrol issued an Ebony Alert for 12-year-old Tiana Carter, who was last seen near Harper Drive and Santa Margarita Road in Ventura, CA, and is believed to be traveling to the Sacramento area in an unknown vehicle.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division successfully conducted the first shore test of the TRAM
Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division successfully conducted the first shore test of the Transferrable Rearming Mechanism (TRAM), which will enable U.S. Navy surface combatants to reload missile canisters into their Vertical Launch Systems (VLS) at sea using time-proven underway replenishment (UNREP). Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro...
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