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Aleea Evangelista, Government Desk Editor

Aleea Evangelista is a first-year staff writer for the Moorpark Reporter and writes for the News and Government desks. Aleea plans to transfer to a four-year university to further her education as an English major and pursue her dream of becoming a lawyer. In her free time, she drinks matcha and listens to Harry Styles’ music.

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Governor Newsom aims for complete return to in-person K-12 instruction in the fall

By Aleea Evangelista
April 19, 2021
Residents of Thousands Oaks and surrounding Areas gathered at Thousand Oaks City Hall on March 20. 2021, for a candlelight vigil for the eight victims of the Atlanta Mass shooting. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

“There is No Vaccine for Racism”: Ventura County Asian American and Pacific Islander Community holds Candlelight Vigil for Atlanta murder victims

By Aleea Evangelista
March 23, 2021
The City of Thousand Oaks sign welcomes drivers coming from L.A. County to Thousand Oaks on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

Thousand Oaks General Plan addresses Environmental Justice and Equity

By Aleea Evangelista
March 19, 2021
Artwork by Brooke Stalo

Women’s History Month Column: Stop Using Controversy to Sell

By Aleea Evangelista
March 13, 2021
Despite being negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, GameStops stock has increased by over 928% in first month of 2021. Photo credit: Dominic DAmico

The Big Squeeze: How Betting Against Wall Street Helped “WallStreetBets” earn big

By Aleea Evangelista
February 1, 2021
California Governor Gavin Newsom concludes his press conference on Jan. 25, 2021 where he announced an end to the statewide lockdown.

Governor Newsom lifts statewide COVID-19 stay at home orders

By Aleea Evangelista
January 28, 2021
National Guard soldiers guard the streets towards the Capitol building during Joe Bidens inauguration on Jan. 20, in Washington D.C. There were over 25,000 national guard members sent to the Capitol for security. Photo credit: Andrea Lopez

Joe Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States, two weeks after Capitol insurrection

By Aleea Evangelista and Andrea Lopez
January 23, 2021
Moorpark Reporter file photo from Monday, Dec. 30, 2019. Photo credit: Evan Reinhardt

Ventura County requests to break away from SoCal, and form the ‘Central Coast’ region

By Aleea Evangelista
December 14, 2020
Image courtesy of FX

Staff Picks: Crime, culture and poverty in the city

By Aleea Evangelista
November 20, 2020
Image provided by the CDC

Ventura County urges residents to get tested for COVID-19 as positive cases increase

By Aleea Evangelista
November 19, 2020
A family enters the AMC in Thousand Oaks on Monday, Nov. 16. The Theater is forced to close its doors again on Nov. 17, due to Ventura County moving back to the Purple Tier. Photo credit: Tara Brown

Governor Newsom pulls emergency brake on reopening and announces the possibility of a curfew

By Aleea Evangelista
November 17, 2020
A Welcome to Simi Valley sign sits off of Madera Rd. in Simi Valley, CA. on Tuesday, Nov. 17. Photo credit: David Chavez

Simi Valley City Council approves housing initiative for homeless living in cars

By Aleea Evangelista
November 17, 2020
The Technology building is home to the Moorpark Reporter newsroom. Photo provided by the VCCCD photo archive. Photo credit: Clepsy Hernandez

Journalism Association of Community Colleges holds virtual statewide conference

By Aleea Evangelista
November 14, 2020
Protesters sit along the Conejo Unified School district sign during the Reopen Our Schools rally at Conejo Valley Unifieds district office in Thousand Oak, Calif. on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Photo credit: Ryan Bough

“Reopen Our Schools” rally calls for CVUSD to resume in-person instruction

By Aleea Evangelista
October 27, 2020
Image provided by the Center for Control and Disease Prevention.

Ventura County schools and businesses plan to reopen after two weeks in the red tier

By Aleea Evangelista
October 19, 2020
Image provided by the Center for Control and Disease Prevention.

Ventura County provides coronavirus updates and plans to reopen school districts

By Aleea Evangelista
September 28, 2020
The Simi Valley City Council begins its meeting on Sept. 21, in Simi Valley, CA.

Simi Valley City Council renews city’s local emergency status

By Aleea Evangelista
September 25, 2020
California Governor Gavin Newsom delivers an address via live stream to Californians regarding ongoing wildfires and COVID-19 on Tuesday, Sept 8.

Governor Newsom addresses historic wildfire season and unveils the ‘Blueprint for a Safer Economy’ initiative

By Aleea Evangelista, Staff Writer
September 11, 2020
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