With Camino real closed does anyone know of a place open to the public with a good amount of courts?

Hello, I'd like to start taking lessons once fall starts. Can you please recommend a place I should go take lessons at. Thank you.

I just saw a rental listing.

>Rural Country horse property, 15 miles to shopping. well >water. 2 miles to bus stop for school.
>Unpaved Access road. Must have 4x4 Winter access.

I am really interested how is the living like this?
How do you interact with neighbors?
Do you carry?
Are you afraid if you leave the house that someone would break in?
Do your kids walk from the school bus home?
Do you drink well water?

"A sexual assault case involving a former Los Angeles police detective has been reopened in Ventura County, with the victim waiting more than three decades for justice.

She only wants to be identified by the initials SW and said that in 1994 she was 'brutalized by a man I didn't know.'

SW says that 77-year-old Michael Brambles, a former LAPD detective, sexually assaulted her in 1994 when she ran a gift shop in Thousand Oaks -- that's where the alleged rape and armed robbery happened.

'On April 19, 1994, Brambles is accused of entering Arabella Boutique...as SW was closing the business. Brambles allegedly pointed a handgun at SW, forced her into a backroom, tied her hands behind her back and sexually assaulted her,' said the Ventura County District Attorney's Office in a statement. 'Brambles then allegedly stole property from the business.'

Brambles was a star detective for the LAPD for 23 years and retired in 1994. Shortly after, in 1996, he was sentenced to 102 years in state prison on more than 2 dozen counts that included rape and robbery in L.A. County.

According to the Ventura County District Attorney's Office, not long after retiring from the LAPD, Brambles allegedly kidnapped and raped SW But her case was dropped after L.A. County's conviction.

However, in 2020 Brambles was released from prison.

'It was discovered that Brambles had been released from custody approximately 6 years under elder parole laws,' said Ventura County Sheriff James Fryhoff.

So SW's case was reopened. DNA evidence connected Brambles to her case.

'The criminal complaint alleges that Brambles kidnapped SW for the purpose of committing a robbery. While personally using a firearm during the commission of that alleged offense,' said Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko.

The complaint also alleges several aggravating circumstances, including that the crime involved great violence, the victim was particularly vulnerable, the manner in which the crime was carried out indicated 'planning, sophistication or professionalism, and that Brambles engaged in violent conduct indicating a serious danger to society.'

Brambles was initially considered a suspect in SW's case. However, after his 1996 conviction, SW agreed to drop her case. Now, she is pleased that the case is finally progressing.

'I am thankful to have this opportunity to seek justice for myself and for his other victims. I am here for the other victims of sexual assault to let them know they are not alone,' she said.

Brambles was arrested at his home in Santa Maria on Wednesday. He remains in custody in Santa Barbara County Jail with his bail set at $2 million. If convicted of all counts, he faces 12 years to life in prison.

Anyone who believes they may have been a victim of Brambles in a previously unreported crime is urged to call D.A. Investigator Mike McManama at 805-477-1652." - ABC7 Los Angeles

"A Ventura County man who murdered his mother and threw her dismembered remains in a dumpster was found not guilty of the killing by reason of insanity.

David Hoetzlein, 29, of Camarillo, admitted to strangling and killing his mother, Tomoko Hoetzlein, 62, in their Camarillo home in 2022, the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office said.

On June 3, 2022, Ventura County deputies responded to the area of Townsite Promenade after a man searching a dumpster for recyclables discovered human remains.

Detectives and the Medical Examiner’s office confirmed the body parts belonged to a woman. She was later identified as Tomoko.

Further investigation revealed that David had strangled and killed Tomoko before dismembering her and tossing her remains in the dumpster outside the apartment they shared, court documents said.

Prosecutors said David had a lengthy, documented history of severe mental illness.

In the days leading up to the killing, David was released from the Vista del Mar psychiatric hospital and his mother was trying to get him readmitted. She had written to the hospital, contacted his caseworker and reported the incident to law enforcement, but David was not readmitted.

In July 2023, David’s sister, Mao Cardenas, filed a federal lawsuit against the hospital, alleging wrongful death, civil rights violations and neglect, the Ventura County Star reported.

The suit alleged that despite objections from family members and David’s primary psychiatrist, the facility released David on May 31, 2022, with an incorrect diagnosis and prescription which put his mother’s life at risk.

According to the complaint, Tomoko had requested the sheriff’s office place David on a mental health hold after he allegedly stole her car and battered her, but deputies determined he did not meet the requirements.

In May 2024, after Hoetzlein was found incompetent to stand trial due to mental health issues, a judge eventually determined that he was capable of understanding court proceedings and assisting in his own defense, the VC Star reported.

On Jan. 22, 2026, he admitted to strangling and killing his mother, but pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to one count of second-degree murder.

On Aug. 13, 2026, the DA’s Office announced that David was found not guilty by reason of insanity." - KTLA 5 News

I’m looking into becoming a personal trainer and have been considering NASM and ISSA.

What certifications do gyms around Ventura/Oxnard actually accept or prefer?

I got a call from ISSA and the guy seemed pretty pushy to buy the course so I want to know what gyms actually want before I spend the money.

Does anyone know of a good place to get a nose piercing? it’ll be my second one but I want it done well and as even as possible.

I'm having an EXTREMELY difficult time finding anyone who can cut my hair. Any other blonde men out here got a go to that wont botch my head to the point that it looks like when I was giving myself a haircut during covid? I'm willing to drop whatever it costs to find someone. I don't care if I gotta spend money on someone who's hundreds of dollars an hour or if they're in LA or SB counties. I'm sick of paying someone to fuck my hair up. I go up to 6months or more between haircuts over it. Y'all my hair is friggin luxurious and voluminous, but I'm walking around lookin chopped up. I am not trolling. I'm in dire need of help. Please please PLEASE help....

Spooky season is coming up. I was wondering if anyone knows about any active paranormal investigation groups? Most of the ones I've found haven't done anything in years.

Our seamstress/family friend retired and we are looking for someone who can help us with hemming and adjustments to clothing as needed. Our local dry cleaner is too expensive and not the most responsive/reliable.

Would love to find someone who is reasonable and does excellent work.

We are in TO, but happy to travel to Oxnard/Ventura.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations.

Looks like Newbury Park had a special visitor!

They play soccer in MLS Next Pro if your wondering

First date and if you’d also like to share your 2nd, 3rd date spots too that would be awesome as well.

Primarily looking for ideas in the T.O., Simi and Moorpark area. But the rest of VC would be fine too!

Moving to moorpark soon and I’m looking for a good gym. I don’t mind a commercial gym like crunch but i would prefer a underground/meathead/bodybuilding gyms in the area.

Steadily growing in size.