Ventura Latest News (California, United States)

Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC) concluded its 2025 NeighborWorks Week celebrations with two community-focused events that brought critical services and resources directly to residents.

The event will also raise funds for SEEAG's newly proposed 2.5-acre educational farm campus on underutilized Ventura County land.

Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC) is proud to join nearly 250 organizations nationwide in celebrating NeighborWorks Week, June 7-14, 2025.

As summer approaches and warmer weather is just around the corner, people often freshen up their wardrobes with season-appropriate clothes.

The foundation presented 435 scholarships for the 2025-26 academic year, marking the highest distribution amount in the organization's more than 40-year history.

Ventura County Public Health, in partnership with Ventura County Action on Smoking and Health (VC-ASH) proudly joins the global community in recognizing World No Tobacco Day on May 31.

Empowering Tri-County residents with no-cost pathways into skilled trades

Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC), the largest developer of affordable homes in Ventura County, is thrilled to announce the addition of three esteemed professionals to its Board of Directors: Stacy Swanson, CFRE, Louie Valenzuela,..

Program offers leaders tools and support to advance organization's performance and capacity

All proceeds benefit SEEAG's free Farm-to-Food Lab program in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.

Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC) is thrilled to announce the debut of its "Little Free Libraries" project.

As the housing market continues to evolve, more homeowners are opting to transform their "starter homes" into "forever homes" through strategic renovations.

The 39th Annual California Strawberry Festival is set for Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18, at the Ventura County Fairgrounds

The festival is well-known for unique handcrafted works by artists and crafters.

Nonprofits were selected by region based on their impact and address pressing issues in their community.

Eleanor Tilquist, a Ventura College Foundation board member for over 10 years, established annual scholarships for Ventura College students.

Entries were evaluated by a judging panel looking for creativity and the best use of a strawberry design.

The Workforce Development Board of Ventura County is launching a groundbreaking initiative to train 250 low- and moderate-income individuals in healthcare occupations.

Featuring Award-Winning Author and Inspirational Speaker Reyna Grande

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, homeowners and renters alike are looking to refresh their outdoor spaces for spring.

The funds will enable SEEAG to provide 1,000 high school students with SEEAG's three-part STEM career exploration program.

With spring just around the corner, many people are gearing up for the annual tradition of spring cleaning, and PODS® is here to simplify the process with storage solutions.

SEEAG is scheduled to host more than 5,000 students in 2025.

In the last 10 years, Oxnard-based Gibbs International Truck Centers has donated $1.3 million in financial and equipment to support the two-year program.

Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation (Cabrillo EDC), a nonprofit organization that is the largest affordable housing developer in Ventura County, today announced it has received a $175,000 contribution from U.S. Bank.

The foundation also provided funding to the Ventura College Basic Needs Program including its two food pantries, and the Jordana Ybarra-Telias Emergency Grant Program.

Home staging continues to save homeowners time and generate more money from a sale than homes that are not staged.

The family-friendly festival drew more than 40,000 visitors from across Southern California in 2024.

"Farm Day Every Day" is a series of free community events at local farms.

About 150 artisans from throughout California showcase their original works.

The nonprofit organization delivered hands-on agricultural education to 9,796 students from 87 schools across 26 school districts stretching from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara counties.