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CIF-SS Playoff results: Oxnard wins D1 Flag Football crown
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - CIF-Southern Section Division 1 Girls Flag Football: Oxnard 18, Palos Verdes 12 CIF-Southern Section 8-Man Football Division 2 First Round: Laguna Blanca 44, Malibu 26 CIF-Southern Section Girls Volleyball Division 8 Championship: Rio Mesa 3, San Gabriel Academy 0 CIF-Southern Section Girls Volleyball Division 3 Championship: Corona del Mar 3, The post CIF-SS Playoff results: Oxnard wins D1 Flag Football crown appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Teresa Russell remembers her mother with music
OXNARD, Calif. (KEYT) Local musician Teresa Russell performed at her mother's Celebration of Life on Nov. 3. Pat Russell often performed with Teresa. In addition to being a singer, Pat Russell helped her late son Michael become a decorated Special Olympics golfer following a brain tumor diagnosed while he was in college. People filled the Channel The post Teresa Russell remembers her mother with music appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Bowl of Thanks benefits Food Share
VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) Members of the Ventura County Potter's Guild are showing off their hand made pottery at the 5th Annual Bowl of Thanks & Ventura Pottery Market in Ventura Harbor Village. Each bowl purchased comes with tastings at restaurants in the harbor including; The Greek, Andria's Seafood and Brophy Bros. The artists also have holiday The post Bowl of Thanks benefits Food Share appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Oxnard Bakes at 85 as Ventura County Rip Currents and High Surf Turn Treacherous
Oxnard is waking Saturday to clear skies and a forecast that looks more like late summer than early November. The city is expected to reach 85 degrees this afternoon, with north winds of 15 to 20 mph and gusts up to 25 mph. Hot, Dry And Windy Through Sunday. Offshore...
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Malibu Times
Financial instability exposed in Malibu mansion development
National newspaper details unraveling of project next to city’s skatepark. The development of one of the ritziest housing enclaves in the U.S., located right here in Malibu, appears to be in financial trouble according to the Wall Street Journal. The national publication specializing in financial issues and the economy published a scathing expose Oct. 30 on Scott Gillen, the developer of five multimillion-dollar homes called “The Case” located on Malibu Road, abutting the city’s new skatepark. The newspaper claims the $500 million project is on the verge of collapse amid bankruptcy filings, mounting debt, and a legal dispute with financial partners. The WSJ report questions Gillen’s management of the project, pricing strategy, and discloses a previously unknown criminal history.
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Football Recap: Moorpark's Victory on Friday Extends Winning Streak to Five + How To Watch
Moorpark had won four straight games and Brody Tweedy did his part to make it five on Friday. The Musketeers enjoyed a cozy 38-21 win over the Trabuco Hills Mustangs with plenty of help from Tweedy, who rushed for 216 yards and 3 scores while picking up 8.6 yards per carry. Tweedy's longest rush was for an incredible 76 yards.
Malibu Times
Malibu agencies outline storm preparations
At Oct. 27 El Niño workshop, officials discuss evacuations, utility protection and debris-flow risks, while Big Rock neighbors seek guidance for homes and vacant lots. For Malibu residents still recovering from wildfire and confronting erosion along the coast, preparing for winter means more than cleaning gutters and stacking sandbags. It means knowing whether a hillside above a burned property could send mud downhill, whether a neighborhood’s only access road will remain open, and whether the utilities that power a backup generator will keep working. Those concerns shaped the City of Malibu’s Oct. 27 El Niño panel discussion, where representatives of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, Sheriff’s Department, and Public Works Department joined Southern California Edison and SoCalGas to explain their preparations and answer residents’ questions.