In this month’s issue, Ventana Lifestyle pays tribute to the nonprofit world by looking at two organizations that improve ...
There are more blacksmiths out there than you’d think,” Will Larranaga told Ventana Lifestyle on a hot October afternoon.
Tony and Becky Mele have endured a cascade of heartbreaking events in recent years, including two of their four children dying and a granddaughter recently struck and severely injured by a truck on ...
Our 29th Annual Fall Harvest Festival returns with our giant pumpkin patch, pick your own and fall harvest experience! Our festival site will be filled with games, rides, photo opportunitiess, live ...
VC Election 2026: AI, affordability crisis and housing top concerns for Assembly Dist. 38 candidates
The race for the District 38 California State Assembly seat features Steve Bennett, an incumbent first elected to public office in 1993, versus a first-time office-seeker currently serving as Ventura’ ...
Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture (SEEAG) promotes the agriculture industry in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties through farm tours and classroom programs. The nonprofit founded in 2008 is n ...
Electric vehicles challenge some long-established assumptions about transportation, so perhaps it is fitting that National Drive Electric Month challenges assumptions about calendars. This year, the o ...
ArtWalk Ventura returned to Downtown Ventura and the Westside last weekend, featuring dozens of participating locations, countless artists and a variety of live performances to boot. From the open stu ...
As of Jan. 2, the film Don’t Look Up from writer-director Adam McKay, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, has logged 263 million watch hours and been the most watched film on Netflix ...
When Jacob Dakessian retired to Ventura County to grow lemons, avocados and persimmons on his 67-acre farm, he thought he would spend his golden years in pastoral peace. A descendant of Armenian ...
Lake Casitas had a watershed year in 2024 when it topped its spillway at elevation 567 feet and released water down Coyote Creek and the Ventura River for the first time since 1998. The lake topped ...
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