Pattison, Kermit (August 5, 1995) "Reggae Festival Coming Back to College Park In Oxnard", Los Angeles Daily News. ProQuest281473233 Retrieved December 4, 2025. (subscription required) "'It's a lot of great music,' said Eileen Cummins, a publicist for the event. 'We've got some of the top names in reggae.' Organizers expect about 8,000 people to throng to the two-day festival in the park. The first show last year attracted about 6,000 people, organizers said."
(September 9, 2002) "Debate On Site For Museum Continues", Ventura County Star. ProQuest2599953580 Retrieved December 4, 2025. (subscription required) "Mayor Manuel Lopez and others see things from a different perspective. They say the museum should not be put at College Park because it would result in evicting the Rainbow Recovery Centers from two old farmhouses. Rainbow Recovery helps women battle alcohol and drug addictions."
Dransfeldt, Jeffrey (September 9, 2003) "Oak Park Teams Off and Running", Ventura County Star. ProQuest2598680692 Retrieved December 4, 2025. (subscription required) "Runners navigated a three-mile course at College Park in Oxnard."
Kirman, Chuck (October 10, 2003) "Working on Safety", Ventura County Star. ProQuest2600515577 Retrieved December 4, 2025. (subscription required) "Oxnard Fire Department firefighter Al Braff, far right, and Capt. Dave Moon drag a dummy out of a structure during a training session at College Park in Oxnard on Wednesday."
Decker, Sabrina (May 19, 2002) "Life's Just a Bowl of Strawberry Shortcake", Los Angeles Daily News. ProQuest282152989 Retrieved December 12, 2025. (subscription required) "Bales of hay served as makeshift seats as visitors enjoyed their treats and the show."
Brown, Stacy (March 20, 2000) "Oxnard City Close to Taking Over College Park", Los Angeles Times. ProQuest421519307 Retrieved December 14, 2025. (subscription required) "Two years ago, the city, which had owned 50 acres of the park, decided to turn over its share to the county for development. But the cost of maintaining the facility has proved too great for the county, which now wants to transfer full ownership back to the city, Zaragoza said."
(October 8, 2002) "Oxnard Council to Vote on Plan for College Park", Los Angeles Times. ProQuest421747476 Retrieved December 15, 2025. (subscription required) "If the master plan is approved, the Rainbow Recovery Center must move by January 2004, city officials said."
Varela, Brian J. (January 23, 2023) "Oxnard Shrinks Size of Planned Aquatics Center Competition Pool at College Park", Ventura County Star. Retrieved December 15, 2025. (subscription required) "Oxnard scaled back the size of the competition swimming pool for its planned aquatics center at College Park following a $9.5 million increase to the project cost."
