Ventura folks get a slice of Sierra Club
June 16, 2025
The Sierra Club Ventura Network hosted an informational meeting on May 21 on the outdoor patio in Ventura. Next activities on June 25.
Community saved Ellwood Mesa
June 16, 2025
Ellwood Mesa’s joyous 20th anniversary on May 17 saw at least 300 peoplke showing up to celebrate.
It’s Time to Phase Out Oil in Santa Barbara County
May 6, 2025
Planning an oil phase out in Santa Barbara, as Los Angeles and other jurisdictions have done, would save lives, reduce air and water pollution and help meet our climate goals.
Ormond Beach Documentary premiers April 26 at South Oxnard Library
April 16, 2025
A new documentary on Ormond Beach will premiere at 2pm April 26 at South Oxnard Library for free, and families are invited to attend.
Climate Friendly Choices Matter
April 15, 2025
Making positive, climate-friendly choices reminds us that we can make a difference.
Sable blatently ignores violations
April 15, 2025
The pressure was on Gov. Gavin Newsom as Central Coast environmental groups and community activists including Jane Fonda and Julia Louis-Dreyfus held a press conference on March 13 to demand Newsom hold state agencies accountable -- to step up o...
April Earth Day/EV shows aplenty
April 15, 2025
The EV Advocates and our Sierra Club chapter are now planning for our upcoming outreach for Drive Electric Earth Month (the whole of April). As of now, we will be participating at three locations.
Sierra Club leaders speak to California Coastal Commission
April 11, 2025
On April 10, the California Coastal Commission issued an $18 million fine and other major penalties against Sable Offshore Corp. for extensive and unpermitted work that harmed habitats and waters on California’s coastline.Sierra Club Santa Barbara-...
Santa Clara River safeguards habitat
February 10, 2025
The river in Ventura County stands as the last major coastal river system that retains much of its original hydrology.
Sightings by Condor John
February 9, 2025
Snow, fire, winds, pollution found in 'Sightings' column by Condor Call editor John Hankins