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NWS Probes Possoble SoCal Tornado After Warning
The National Weather Service will survey an area in Carpinteria to determine if a tornado touched down. The NWS issued a tornado warning Tuesday night for parts of LA and Ventura counties. Robert Kovacik reports March 21, 2023.
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Suspect in 1997 Fatal Shooting of Bank Teller Identified by Ventura County Police
The suspect, who was identified by police to be Kevin Ray James, was arrested in San Bernardino on March 9.
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Evacuation Warning for Ventura Beach RV Resort
With the expected heavy rain that is coming to Ventura County, officials have issued an evacuation warning for a beach RV resort in Ventura in preparation for the storm. Michelle Valles reports for Today in LA on March 14, 2023.
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Coolest School Project? Camarillo Teens Hoping to Build World's Largest Charcuterie Board
Students at Adolfo Camarillo High School District are attempting to build the 175-feet-long charcutier board.
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Camarillo Teens Aim to Break World Record with Biggest Charcuterie Board — with Cheese and Meats
Forget volcano models and mini robots! A group of students at Adolfo Camarillo High School of the Oxnard Unified School District are taking their schoolwork to a whole new level by attempting to build the longest charcuterie board in the world –175 feet to be more exact. Dozens of students in the Architecture & Product Innovation & Design program are…
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Ventura County Braces for Rain, Rip Currents and Rare Snow
Ventura County’s coastal areas are under a high surf advisory as waves could swell up to 7 feet.
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Cold Case Murders: Man Arrested After DNA From Genealogy Sites Links Him
The man lived near both sites of cold case strangulations. Eric Leonard reports Feb. 9, 2023.
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Storm Slams Ventura County
Flooding closes the 101 Freeway in Ventura County. Michelle Valles reports for Today in LA on Tuesday Jan. 10, 2023.
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Flood Rescues Across Ventura County
The rain in Ventura County turned roads into rivers, leading to many rescues. Darsha Philips reports for the NBC4 News on Jan 9, 2023.
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Swollen Ventura River Forces Evacuations
Residents of an RV park were forced to evacuate, and drivers were struggling on the roads, as the Ventura River swelled and overflowed during a storm that was battering Southern California. Darsha Philips reports Jan. 9, 2023.
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TikTok Sets Protest in Motion After Woman Says She Was Assaulted, and College Officials Didn't Do Enough to Help
A TikTok set in motion a protest Thursday in Moorpark after a woman said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow student in July.
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Moorpark College Protest After Student Says She Was Assaulted
Students say they don’t feel safe, and don’t feel like college officials are doing enough. Gordon Tokumatsu reports Dec. 15, 2022.
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Video: Two Rescued From Rocks Near Santa Cruz Island on Thanksgiving Day
Video captured a Thanksgiving Day Coast Guard helicopter rescue near Santa Cruz Island off the coast of Southern California.
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Two Boaters Rescued From Rocks Near Santa Cruz Island
Two people are rescued after their boat runs aground off Santa Cruz Island.
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Multiple People Killed in Fiery Crash in Ventura County
Five people were killed in a fiery crash that occurred early Sunday morning in Ventura County.
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Multiple People Killed in Fiery Crash
Multiple people were killed in a fiery crash in Point Mugu early Sunday morning. Police are investigating what led up to the crash.
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Police Warn About Crime Ring as Home Burglaries Rise in SoCal
Residents in one Huntington Beach neighborhood are frustrated by the burglars getting around the security they already had in place. Video aired during Today in LA on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022.
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Emergency Evacuation Alert on TV in Los Angeles Was an Error
A frightening emergency alert urging residents to evacuate immediately accompanied by the blaring emergency alert system sound was apparently accidentally broadcast on televisions in the Ventura and Los Angeles areas Wednesday, authorities said.
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Sick Sea Lions Spotted on Ventura Coast
There have been forty cases of sick sea lions on Ventura County beaches over the past week and more over the past 24 hours. Ocean experts are pretty sure they know it’s happening.
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Jury Convicts Man Linked by DNA to Montclair, Burbank Cold Case Murders
The defense attorney for a man linked by DNA evidence to the deaths of two women in Montclair and Burbank in the 1980s told jurors in closing argument Wednesday that prosecutors failed to prove his client raped and strangled the women.