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Ventura City Council voted 4 to 3 at its March 26 meeting to repair the beachfront parking structure, move forward with concepts for a new parking structure on Santa Clara

Ventura residents, business owners and employees are peeved about Ventura citys intention to expand paid parking downtown. After hearing from more than 30 speakers Jan. 23, Ventura City Council voted

Ventura City Council approved emergency funding at its Jan. 9 meeting to repair the storm-ravaged iconic pier, along with funds to renovate the E.P. Foster Library.

Tensions between rank-and-file Ventura Fire Department staff and upper management over how to solve the issues of sleep deprivation and declining mental health of fire fighters appeared to reach a

Check out production photos from Rubicon Theatre's production of THE WORLD GOES ‘ROUND, running through December 23, here!

Downtown Ventura will lose nearly 900 free parking spaces in May as the city looks to finance a new $31.3 million parking structure.

Ventura City Council voted unanimously Oct. 16 to retain its pedestrian corridor along Main and California streets for the time being.

Neighborhood zoning for Ventura’s general plan update was on Ventura City Council’s Oct. 9 agenda for a six-hour meeting that included discussions of the global heating emergency and Indigenous Peoples’

Ventura City Council member Mike Johnson (District 3) is a plaintiff in a legal action filed Sept. 18 in Ventura County Superior Court against the city. The action alleges Ventura

Rubicon Theatre, Ventura County’s leading not-for-profit theatrical organization, kicks off its 25th anniversary “Silver” season with the Fountain Theatre’s acclaimed West Coast premiere of “The Lifespan of a Fact,” running