Perks like private pools, casitas and fire pits are driving up costs at motor coach communities across the country, ...

A wind advisory was issued by the NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard CA on Friday at 10:30 a.m. valid from 3 p.m. until Saturday 9 p.m.

Then, after a second wet winter, Lake Casitas reached its full capacity last April for the first time in a quarter century. The lake had gone from 30% to full in roughly 18 months, Flood said.

Now, as of November 2024, Lake Casitas is at 96% capacity, signaling a positive turn of events for the struggling lake. California's Lake Casitas in 2022 versus 2024.

Lake Casitas' rebound offers hope after the years of climate challenges. With California successfully implementing water saving measures and the potential for more atmospheric rivers on the ...

After more than two decades, Lake Casitas, a vital water source for the Ojai Valley and parts of Ventura County, has reached full capacity, to the delight of California residents who lived through ...

California’s largest reservoir, Shasta Lake, exited early May at 96% capacity. Much smaller Lake Casitas in Ventura County and Cachuma Lake in Santa Barbara are at or above capacity.

Lake Casitas, which is fed water by two creeks and a diversion structure, hasn't spilled since 1998. It was created in 1958 and has since faced decades of challenges - including storms, droughts ...

Lake Casitas, a Ventura County reservoir created in 1958, has faced decades of challenges from drought, storms and wildfires. At its peak the reservoir — considered vital to tens of thousands of ...

The Casitas Municipal Water District was looking at emergency measures if conditions didn't improve, board President Richard Hajas said. Now, the lake is full, holding roughly 20 years of water ...

Diversions to Lake Casitas via the Robles diversion facility have ceased after the lake level reached the spillway elevation of 567.00 feet, lake officials said on April 23. The lake, which has a ...

Lake Casitas, in the Ojai Valley around 90 miles up the coast from Los Angeles, was at 96.2 percent capacity as of Wednesday April 3, according to data from the Casitas Municipal Water District.