Good morning, Oxnard.

On May 15, Sable Offshore Corp resumed oil production from six wells on Platform Harmony at about 6000 barrels a day, a move announced near the 10-year anniversary of the Refugio spill that had contaminated Refugio State Beach & local waters.

The company plans to start production from two more platforms in July & August while it faces legal challenges from the California Coastal Commission over halted pipeline repairs that led to an $18 million fine.

After graduating from UCSC, Matt Davidson opened Blue Tuna Spearfishing in Ventura in 2008—where he sells gear and holds monthly freediving classes.

His shop at 2555 E. Main Street helps local ocean lovers learn spearfishing and find ocean harvests at spots from Malibu to Santa Barbara.

Young nature photographers in Ventura County are turning to film photography revived by Dexter’s Camera — now at 1972 E.

Main Street — as they look for a classic style that digital photos do not offer. Owner Greg Montano said the store’s larger film-developing machines help customers plan their shots carefully and boost interest in the old art form.

Palomazo Music Festival will take place on June 14 at Heritage Square in Oxnard from 3 to 9 p.m. with five bands including Los Xiqueños and Maria Sanchez and the Midnight Groove; organizers expect 300 to 500 fans (with a $25 admission) and plan to offer diverse music (ranging from folk to funk) that connects the community.

Donna Lynn 'Banjo Gal' Caskey released her third album, 'Tiny Victories' on May 16 and will perform live at Namba Performing Arts Space at 7 p.m. on May 31 — her music mixes clear folk stories with her personal journey and long musical roots.

A host of arts events, classes and exhibits are scheduled for this week in Oxnard and nearby areas—ranging from theater productions to online art residencies and call-for-artist opportunities.

Organizers advise verifying details with each venue as dates, times and fees may change.