Ventura County
Oxnard
Strawberry Fields and Sunset Sands
About Oxnard
Oxnard pulses with the authentic rhythm of California's agricultural heart, where morning farmers markets overflow with impossibly sweet strawberries before you escape to pristine Channel Islands Harbor for sunset sailing. This is where farm-to-table isn't a trend—it's a way of life, with legendary taquerias serving carnitas that'll ruin you for anywhere else, all minutes from uncrowded beaches that feel like your own private slice of paradise.
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Oxnard Levity Live
La Santa Cecilia
Ventura Music Hall
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Ventura Theater
artsRAD Dance Studio - Concert of Love 2026: Legacy in Motion
Fred Kavli Theatre- B of A Performing Arts Center,Thousand Oaks
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Tyler Henry - Hollywood Medium
Oxnard Performing Arts Center
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Ventura Theater
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Ventura Music Hall
artsThe Industry Dance Academy presents Move As One
Scherr Forum- B of A Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks
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libraryOxnard Public Library
251, South A Street, Oxnard, CA, 93030
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convenienceCircle K
convenienceShell
100, North Del Norte Boulevard, Oxnard, CA, 93030
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bankBank of the West
bankWells Fargo
Vons
Vons, 820 Arneill Road, Camarillo, CA 93010, United States of America
Latest News in Oxnard
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OxnardStabbing victim in Oxnard required SWAT team reaction
A violent Tuesday morning in Oxnard's 400 block of North Bonita Avenue left a 17-year-old male hospitalized with multiple stab wounds, prompting a SWAT team response. Officers arrived around 10:27 a.m. after reports of an assault and found the teen in front of a residence. He was quickly rushed to Ventura County Medical Center for treatment. The severity of the attack and the SWAT activation underscore the seriousness of the incident, though details on suspects or motives remain limited. Vida Newspaper first reported the story, and it's a sobering reminder for our community to stay vigilant and look out for one another. While the teen survived, incidents like this shake our sense of safety in Oxnard. As neighbors, we hope for his full recovery and trust local authorities to bring those responsible to justice. If you have information, contact the Oxnard Police Department.
OxnardFatal Traffic Collision Involving a Vehicle and Bicyclist
A tragic loss shook our Oxnard community late last month. On Saturday, May 30, 2026, just after 4 p.m., a 53-year-old man was struck and killed by a vehicle while riding his bicycle on East Fifth Street, east of Harbor Boulevard. First responders from the Oxnard Police Department and emergency medical crews arrived quickly, but the cyclist was pronounced deceased at the scene. This heartbreaking incident, first reported by Vida Newspaper, is a somber reminder of the vulnerability of cyclists on our local roads. Fifth Street is a busy corridor, and this stretch near Harbor sees a mix of commuters and recreational riders. As neighbors, we hold the victim’s family and friends in our thoughts. Let’s all take extra care to watch for bikes, especially as warmer days bring more people out on two wheels.
OxnardCSUCI Presented Honorary Doctorates to Regional Leaders Javier Gomez and Cynthia Herrera
Two local leaders who have shaped Ventura County’s cultural and educational landscape were honored this spring by CSU Channel Islands. Javier Gomez and Dr. Cynthia Herrera received honorary doctorates during the university’s 2026 commencement ceremonies on May 23, as reported by Vida Newspaper. Gomez, a longtime Oxnard advocate, has dedicated decades to uplifting youth and preserving our region’s heritage, while Dr. Herrera’s work in education and community health has touched countless families across the 805. For Oxnard residents, this recognition feels personal—these are neighbors who have walked our halls, mentored our kids, and fought for our stories to be told. CSUCI’s choice to honor them reflects the deep ties between the university and the communities it serves. As we celebrate their achievements, it’s a reminder that leadership often starts right here at home.