VENTURA, Calif. — As colder temperatures settle into the region, the Ventura Foul Weather Service is stepping in to provide critical support for people experiencing homelessness. The program is offering overnight shelter and warm meals to help individuals stay safe during potentially dangerous weather conditions.

The foul weather shelter opens when temperatures drop and conditions become unsafe, creating a temporary but vital refuge for those with nowhere else to go. Inside, guests are given a warm place to sleep, a hot meal, and access to basic services aimed at meeting immediate needs.

Organizers say the service plays a key role in protecting the community’s most vulnerable residents during winter storms and cold snaps. By opening its doors during severe weather, the program helps reduce the risk of cold-related illnesses and injuries among people living outdoors.

Community partners and volunteers support the effort, ensuring the shelter can operate during periods of high demand. Officials encourage anyone in need of shelter to seek out the service when foul weather is forecast.

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VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) — As colder temperatures settle into the region, the Ventura Foul Weather Service is stepping in to provide critical support for people experiencing homelessness. The program is offering overnight shelter and warm meals to help individuals stay safe during potentially dangerous weather conditions.

The foul weather shelter opens when temperatures drop and conditions become unsafe, creating a temporary but vital refuge for those with nowhere else to go. Inside, guests are given a warm place to sleep, a hot meal, and access to basic services aimed at meeting immediate needs.

Organizers say the service plays a key role in protecting the community’s most vulnerable residents during winter storms and cold snaps. By opening its doors during severe weather, the program helps reduce the risk of cold-related illnesses and injuries among people living outdoors.

Community partners and volunteers support the effort, ensuring the shelter can operate during periods of high demand. Officials encourage anyone in need of shelter to seek out the service when foul weather is forecast.

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CNN Editorial Research

(CNN) — Here is a look back at the events of 2025.

Notable US Events

January 1 – Fourteen people are killed and dozens are injured when a driver rams his pickup truck into a crowd during New Year’s celebrations on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. The FBI describe the event as “an act of terrorism.” The driver, who is killed in a shootout with police, is identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old Army veteran from Texas who had an ISIS flag in his truck.

January 1 – A driver explodes a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. The driver, Matthew Alan Livelsberger, an active-duty US Army Green Beret, shot himself in the head prior to initiating the blast that injured seven people.

January 7 – Wildfires sweep through Los Angeles. Dozens are killed and more than 16,000 structures are damaged and over 30,000 acres are burned in the Eaton and Palisades Fires. The Eaton and Palisades Fires rank as the second and third-most destructive wildfires in Southern California history.

January 7 – Mark Zuckerberg announces Meta will adjust its content review policies on Facebook and Instagram, getting rid of fact checkers and replacing them with user-generated “community notes,” similar to Elon Musk’s X.

January 10 - Former President Donald Trump is sentenced to unconditional discharge for his conviction last year on 34 charges of business fraud related to a hush money payment to Stormy Daniels. This means he will not be imprisoned, fined or face probation, but his conviction still stands, and he will enter office as a convicted felon.

January 20 – Before leaving office, President Joe Biden issues a slate of preemptive pardons for prominent critics of President-elect Trump. Later, he also issues pardons for members of his family.

January 20 – Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th president of the United States by Chief Justice John Roberts.

January 23 – A federal judge says that President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship is “blatantly unconstitutional” and issues a temporary restraining order to block it. On July 10, US District Judge Joseph Laplante agrees to issue a new nationwide block against the executive order.

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COSTA CENTRAL, Calif. - Tiroteo masivo en Australia deja 15 muertos

Un tiroteo masivo en Australia dejó al menos 15 personas muertas, provocando una ola de luto en el país. Familiares y miembros de la comunidad se han reunido para rendir homenaje a las víctimas del ataque.

Las autoridades informaron que los dos sospechosos eran un padre y su hijo. La policía abatió al padre en el lugar de los hechos, mientras que el hijo permanece en condición crítica pero estable.

Tras el tiroteo, el primer ministro de Australia anunció que impulsa controles aún más estrictos para la compra de armas, como parte de los esfuerzos para prevenir futuras tragedias.

Rob Reiner y su esposa hallados muertos en Los Ángeles

El director Rob Reiner y su esposa, Michele Singer, fueron encontrados muertos el domingo en su residencia en Los Ángeles, según informó la familia.

Autoridades indicaron que ambos fueron apuñalados hasta la muerte en su hogar, ubicado en la zona de Brentwood.

Hasta el momento, no se ha identificado a ningún sospechoso y nadie está bajo custodia, según informaron las autoridades en una conferencia de prensa el domingo por la noche.

La División de Robo y Homicidios del LAPD lidera la investigación, que continúa en curso mientras se buscan más detalles sobre el trágico incidente.

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Las autoridades mantienen bajo reserva los detalles sobre la persona de interés detenida tras el tiroteo ocurrido el sábado en la Universidad Brown, en Providence, Rhode Island, al señalar que revelar información podría entorpecer la investigación.

Mientras tanto, la comunidad estudiantil y residentes de Providence se reunieron en una vigilia para honrar a las víctimas del ataque. Testigos relataron momentos de pánico cuando estudiantes y personal huyeron del edificio de ingeniería, donde un pistolero abrió fuego alrededor de las 4 de la tarde.

Durante varias horas, la universidad y vecindarios cercanos al centro de Providence permanecieron bajo cierre preventivo, mientras más de 400 oficiales participaron en el operativo para identificar y detener al sospechoso.

Autoridades confirmaron que una persona de interés está bajo custodia y que continúan recopilando evidencia para presentar cargos ante la corte. Los dos fallecidos aún no han sido identificados. De los nueve estudiantes heridos, uno permanece en condición crítica, siete están estables y uno fue dado de alta.

El jefe de la policía de Providence pidió la colaboración del público y confirmó que el FBI participa en la investigación. Expertos señalan que ahora se analizan dispositivos electrónicos, posibles vínculos y si hubo más personas involucradas.

La Universidad Brown anunció la suspensión de operaciones por el resto del semestre, a pesar de que aún quedaban algunos días de exámenes finales.

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