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After the Borderline shooting, a fight for gun control
The debate over gun control and gun shows heats up in Thousands Oaks after the Borderline shooting. A new documentary tells the controversial story behind a park that was once a cemetery in Ventura.
By Jonathan Bastian • • 28m ListenThe debate over gun control and gun shows heats up in Thousands Oaks after the Borderline shooting. A new documentary tells the controversial story behind a park that was once a cemetery in Ventura. And a rising Chicano musician returns home to Oxnard to support the local music scene.
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3 storiesCould a mass shooting end gun shows in Ventura County?
Three months after a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, politicians, concerned residents and students are holding a forum to share their stories and call for stricter gun laws, including and an end to gun shows at the…
Read the story12 minA green space built on buried bodies: The story of Cemetery Park in Ventura
A new documentary tells the story of one of Ventura’s most popular downtown parks.
Read the story8 minA homegrown Oxnard musician returns to awaken a quiet music scene
Jose Cano is the drummer in the band Las Cafeteras -- a group that’s gaining popularity worldwide. After years in East L.A. he’s moving back to Oxnard to support up and coming musicians.
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