Good morning, Oxnard.

HSVC launches its new Equine Foster Program, partnering with local equestrian property owners to provide safe homes for horses and other livestock in need; the program, led by Christina Malleck (a longtime equine worker), will also serve as an emergency refuge during wildfires.

Pacific Corinthian Youth Foundation welcomes new families to register for its sailing sessions for kids 8-18 running through Aug.

7, offering training in water safety, environmental stewardship + leadership skills while providing scholarships to help cover the $400 per week tuition.

Vitalant warns that type O blood is low—its supply dipped to a two-year low since May—and urges donors, especially those with type O, to book appointments at centers along the Central Coast; thousands of appointments need filling before end of July with donors eligible for a car drawing.