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News, sports, entertainment and opinions about the Moorpark College community

Moorpark College Reporter

News, sports, entertainment and opinions about the Moorpark College community

Moorpark College Reporter

Political signs display in front of The Dugout on Madera Road in Simi Valley, CA. This includes advertisement for District 4 City Council candidates Nancy Mason, Rocky Rhodes and Eric Lundstrom. Photo credit: Briana Cruz

Time is running out to vote for Simi Valley’s District 4 city council candidates

By Briana Cruz November 8, 2022
Simi Valley's District 4 city council election is nearing its end and time will soon tell which of the three candidates in this race resonated most with the district's voters.
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church in Simi Valley invites voters to participate in the 2022 midterm elections on Nov. 4, 2022. Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin and Lori Mills are on the ballot for the 42nd State Assembly election. Photo credit: Sarah Graue

Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin faces challenger Lori Mills in the 42nd State Assembly District election

By Sarah Graue November 8, 2022
Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin of Thousand Oaks is running against businesswoman Lori Mills in the race to represent California's 42nd State Assembly District.
Mary Poitier stands in front of her campaign banner at the Simi Valley Street Fair on Oct. 29, 2022. Photo Credit: Andres Garcia

Former ASMC President runs for Simi Valley Mayor

By Andres Garcia November 5, 2022
Mary Poitier, former president of Associated Students of Moorpark College, is currently in the race for Simi Valley mayor.
The Planned Parenthood in Newbury Park remained open on May 18. Photo credit: Sulor Garretson

Supreme Court leaked draft opinion set to overturn Roe v. Wade landmark decision

By Sulor Garretson May 18, 2022

Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft opinion on the landmark Roe v. Wade decision was leaked. The draft opinion proposed to strike down and possibly overturn the decision of protecting...

Gasoline prices displayed at the Arco gas station on the corner of Los Angeles Avenue and Moorpark road, on Monday, March 4, 2022, in Moorpark, CA. Photo credit: Christopher Schmider

Moorpark College students share views on how inflation and rising prices have affected them

By Andres Garcia May 5, 2022
Inflation is a current cause for concern to Moorpark College students. With prices going up, many have had to find cheaper alternatives for food and gas as well as considering different forms of transportation.
The American Red Cross Betty R. Plotkin Center possesses a welcome sign above its entrance in Camarillo, CA on Feb. 10, 2022. Photo credit: Shahbano Raza

As National Blood Shortage continues, the LGBTQ community seeks change in FDA Policies

By Andres Garcia February 11, 2022

This nation is facing a blood shortage and for the first time in the non-profit organization's history, the American Red Cross is declaring a blood crisis. With the blood shortage having a major impact...

Joe Biden is projected to win the presidency, what happens next?

By Ryan Bough November 13, 2020
The Associated Press have projected Democratic nominee Joe Biden to win the presidency after both Pennsylvania and Nevada were predicted to go to him. The AP and most other media have Biden currently at 290 projected electoral votes, winning multiple swing states including: Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania which were originally projected for President Donald Trump.
The drop off box at the Conejo Unified School District office in Thousand Oaks is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

Moorpark Reporter’s voter guide for the 2020 election

By Ryan Bough and Emily Ledesma November 2, 2020
Not only is the upcoming United States Presidential Election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden less than a day away, but so are local and state elections.
(Left to Right) Tamara Keith, white house correspondent, Ron Elving Senior editor and correspondent, Juana Summers, political reporter, and Scott Detrow, political correspondent, talk about the democratic primaries during the NPR politics live podcast in Thousand Oaks, CA, on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

NPR reporters and correspondents bring national politics to Thousand Oaks for a live podcast taping

By Dominic D'Amico February 23, 2020

Wednesday, Feb. 19, a cohort of NPR's politics reporters took the stage at the Fred Kavli Theater in Thousand Oaks, CA to record an episode of the NPR Politics Podcast in front of a live audience. Over...

Crowds of Simi Valley residents pack the council chamber of Simi Valley City Hall during the council meeting on Monday, Feb. 10. Many people attended in order to either support or oppose item 4A, an item addressing the expansion of a local mosque. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

Simi Valley City Council approves pre-screening of local mosque renovations

By Ryan Bough February 13, 2020

The Simi Valley City Council had a full house during the public meeting on Monday, Feb. 10. Majority of the crowd were there for agenda item 4A, which was a public hearing to consider a pre-screening review...

Chief Justice John Roberts speaks before the vote in President Trumps impeachment trial in the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Image taken from video from the Senate Television via AP.

President Trump acquitted of both impeachment charges

By Ryan Bough February 6, 2020
On Dec. 18, 2019 the United States House of Representatives approved two articles of impeachment charging President Donald J. Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Councilmember Ned Davis poses questions for one of the arborist experts to gauge the life of burned and failing Oak trees in town, during the council meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Photo credit: Evan Reinhardt

Westlake Village City Council addresses crime, fires and the rebuilding of homes

By Joshua Chess January 24, 2020
The Westlake Village City Council held their final meeting of the month on Wednesday, January 22. The councilmembers met in their chamber to discuss the monthly departmental reports and hold public hearings.
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