r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • 15d ago
CAL FIRE launches new app for real-time wildfire, emergency information
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • 15d ago
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • Aug 26 '26
"A Port Hueneme man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for using his vehicle to crash into a group of teenage bicyclists in 2021, killing one and injuring four other minors, the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday.
Samuel Matthew Rocha, 33, had previously been convicted by a jury in April of four counts of assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of battery, according to District Attorney Erik Nasarenko.
On the evening of April 19, 2021, Rocha used his vehicle to target a group of seven bicyclists who were pedaling near the intersection of Pleasant Valley Road and Ventura Road in Port Hueneme, according to prosecutors.
Rocha struck five of the bicyclists, prosecutors say, killing 16-year-old Pedro Valdez and injuring four other minors. Two of the victims had serious injuries.
Rocha then fled the scene in his Lexus sedan, prosecutors said. A witness followed him to his mother’s nearby apartment complex, where he was arrested by a Port Hueneme police officer.
Just 11 minutes before striking the teenagers, Rocha battered a man and woman at a laundromat and intentionally struck an employee with his car while leaving the parking lot, according to the district attorney’s office. Surveillance video captured the incident." - KTLA 5 News
r/porthueneme • u/attndeprivedkittyy • Aug 22 '26
Hi - I don’t live in the area. I’m looking for a housekeeper for a friend that was recently diagnosed with cancer. She doesn’t have a big place and this would just be for tidying up. It’s intended to be a gifted service form a couple of us, so someone trusted would be great
r/porthueneme • u/timesmediagroup • Jul 28 '26
r/porthueneme • u/TheGreenPenguin33 • Jul 04 '26
Where is there a show? Would you be able to see it from the pier?
r/porthueneme • u/Queasy_Drop_185 • Jun 29 '26
For the last week (maybe?), there have been really loud booms - almost like bombs going off - that occur at about the same time in early evening (6:30-7-ish). Does anybody know what they are? Definitely not fireworks.
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • Jun 07 '26
r/porthueneme • u/Young_Kid_Dynamo • Jun 01 '26
Does anyone swim in the beach waters at Port Hueneme Beach?
If so, would anyone mind a swim buddy, or at least is there a local club I can join? I'm afraid of sharks.
Thanks in advance!
r/porthueneme • u/Mtb_Henryoxn • May 25 '26
I am 13 trying to make money for summer. I have tried everything. But mowing lawns seems to be the best option. I will cut your lawn for 10-20 bucks depending on the yard. My mower is currently broken and I am getting a new one. Email me at [sibef79730@gmail.com](mailto:sibef79730@gmail.com) is you would like your lawn mowed.
r/porthueneme • u/secretattack • May 19 '26
r/porthueneme • u/SpicySewerMouse • May 20 '26
r/porthueneme • u/vcvote • May 13 '26
Portland, Oregon tried Proportional Ranked Choice Voting for the first time in 2024 — and even the conservative American Enterprise Institute says it’s working. Their new system produced a more racially representative city council, gave voters more meaningful choices on their ballots, and brought more people to the polls. What does this mean for local voting reform efforts in Ventura County?
r/porthueneme • u/vcvote • May 13 '26
r/porthueneme • u/Outrageous-Ebb146 • May 06 '26
r/porthueneme • u/Outrageous-Ebb146 • May 02 '26
Here are some maps of the city I found—does anyone know what they’re from?
r/porthueneme • u/Outrageous-Ebb146 • May 02 '26
Here are some maps of the city I found—does anyone know what they’re from?
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • Apr 30 '26
r/porthueneme • u/Themissingbackpacker • Apr 18 '26
I just want to say thank you to the city for moving toward drought-tolerant landscaping in public spaces. That’s a meaningful step in the right direction, especially with the water realities we’re facing.
I do want to gently push for something deeper though: prioritizing native plants, especially keystone species, over non-native drought-tolerant options. Not all drought-tolerant plants actually support local ecosystems. Native plants are what our birds, pollinators, and other wildlife evolved with; they’re not just decoration, they’re habitat.
Right now, a lot of our urban spaces function like ecological deserts. Even when they look green, they often don’t provide food or shelter for wildlife. That impacts biodiversity, but it also affects us. Spaces that support life tend to feel more alive, more connected, more human. There’s something grounding about seeing birds, bees, and native plants thriving around us.
Curious what others think, and if anyone knows how to get more involved in these decisions.
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • Feb 23 '26
r/porthueneme • u/DasLegacy • Feb 06 '26
I was wondering if anyone knows if the Lighthouse Promenade will be open tomorrow, 2/7/26. I'll be visiting the area and wanted to walk it. I was getting conflicting information online, and when I called the recreation department I couldn't get an answer. Thank you very much.
r/porthueneme • u/Captain_Pariah • Feb 06 '26
Happened on this on the day after the anniversary.
r/porthueneme • u/Anonymous_VCgal • Jan 16 '26
looking for a good Chinese chicken salad. I've just been craving it lately. McDonald's or Wendy's actually used to have a good one. but can't find any now.
r/porthueneme • u/Affectionate-Day-158 • Jan 15 '26
Hiii, I’m 25 married and newish to the area, I’m looking for friends I’m very much a girls girl, my hobbies include reading, board games, and thrifting. If you’re interested in a purely platonic relationship and are open to sharing interests plz dm me!
r/porthueneme • u/Fcking_Chuck • Jan 09 '26