Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 27th of September.
Good morning, Oxnard.
Hispanic Heritage Month began on September 15 and local events in libraries, schools, and parks celebrate the strong immigrant roots that shape the nation.
Critics point to tough immigration policies after a July 10 raid in Camarillo arrested over 360 people and left one worker dead — fueling ongoing debates about treatment of immigrants.
Oxnard College unveiled a colorful mural on Sept.
25 to mark its 50th anniversary—alumna Elissa Torres designed the artwork that covers walls in Condor Hall and shows students, a farmworker, Chumash elder Julie Tumamait-Stenslie and labor leader Larry Itliong.
Channel Islands High School broke ground for a new pool at its south Oxnard campus on September 24.
The pool will serve the swim and water polo teams and offer free community swim lessons, while construction will finish in December 2026 and cost between $23 million and $25 million—funded by Measure E.
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