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Southern California Edison Officials Say We Could See Major Drop In Precautionary Power Shutoffs During Peak Wildfire Season
Utility has been working on multiple projects to address issue in Ventura, Santa Barbara Counties
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Borderline Bar And Grill attack survivor talks about coping with trauma as new memorial is dedicated on university campus
Survivors work to deal with difficult memories of attack.
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Woof! Ventura County K9 team members say dogs are more bark than bite, and are effective deterrents
A little know fact: many of the K9 teams in the region aren't taxpayer subsidized, and have to do fundraisers to pay their way.
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Itchy ankles? If you feel like mosquitos are everywhere this year – you’re not wrong
Invasive mosquitos are spreading in Ventura County.
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Up, up, and away! Some budding Ventura County engineers take on flight in rocketry program
Some Oak Park High School students learn and use skills like math, physics, and engineering to design and build rockets.
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World's largest cornhole tournament takes over Ventura County Fairgrounds
1,200 competitors and 600 teams from across the country are taking part in the tournament, which ESPN is televising nationally.
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Detectives say witnesses have different stories about what led to death of Jewish man in Thousand Oaks
More details released about the death of Paul Kessler following an altercation at conflicting pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian rallies.
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An all-girls middle and high school in Thousand Oaks is a big step closer to being saved from closure
Parents and supporters have entered escrow on a new location for La Reina School.
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Lifted! A quarantine impacting some Ventura County farms due to an invasive fruit fly has ended
Agricultural officials think efforts to contain a small Australian Queensland Fruit Fly infestation in the eastern part of the county has been successful.
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Portable Potables: How To Fight Drought By Reusing Water
David Sedlak, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, explains the many methods of capturing and reusing drinking water.
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