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Police were searching victim DNA for one serial killer. Instead, they discovered a possible new one

A 29-year-old woman strangled and abandoned on the interstate in 1992 matched the victim profile of ‘The Interstate Killer’. But DNA evidence instead linked her to another long haul truck driver — who has now been charged with four murders, writes Andrea Cavallier

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The Cowboys Think This Is Their Time, and It Better Be

There’s a sense of urgency in Oxnard, Calif., where the story of the NFL summer is unfolding at Dallas’s training camp.

Sports Illustrated

“Everybody hated punks in the 80s. It made it cool. It weeded people out”: how skate punk changed metal forever in the 1980s

Thanks to Suicidal Tendencies, JFA, Dr Know and more, skate punk was the fastest, most violent sound of the early 80s

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Pacific storm that unleashed flooding barreling down on southeastern California

A Pacific storm that pounded California’s coastal areas and stranded motorists is poised to pounce on the southeastern area of the state through Friday

The Independent UK

Anonymous Chiefs fan threw shade at Cowboys as Dallas’ training camp kicked off

One #Chiefs fan in Oxnard, California took matters into their own hands as the #Cowboys training camp kicked off in their back yard.

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Oxnard neighbors say Cowboys ‘crossed a line’ building platform inches from their property

The Cowboys’ upcoming training camp has cast an unwelcome shadow for several Southern California locals, who hired attorneys and filed a complaint to the city of Oxnard this week after the team built a tall, temporary structure inches from their properties without notice, they told The Dallas Morning News.

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Video shows police in California's Ventura County shoot and kill man who charged while shouting 'I hate pigs'

LOS ANGELES — A man was shot and killed by Oxnard police this month after he charged them with a 5-foot metal pole and screamed, "I hate pigs," according to body camera footage released by the department.

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Treating Farmworkers on Their Terms

For California's indigenous farmworker population, healthcare that respects their traditions is vital.

Capital & Main

Republicans optimistic about their chances in California districts that gave Biden big victories

LOS ANGELES — As the sun set behind rows of modest homes, Republican Matt Jacobs knocked on doors urging voters in Oxnard to ditch their incumbent Democratic congresswoman and pick him to improve their quality of life.

Los Angeles Times

California man pleads guilty to smuggling reptiles in his pants from Mexico into US

At a border crossing between the United States and Mexico, border officials said they found 60 reptiles in an Oxnard man's pockets in February. He claimed they were his pets.

Los Angeles Times

Clarence Hill: Despite their own circus, Dallas Cowboys have strong, productive camp

LOS ANGELES — Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy was seemingly ready to get on the charter back to Texas in the second quarter of Saturday’s 32-18 preseason victory against the Los Angeles.

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Clarence Hill: Antonio Brown not answer to Dallas Cowboys’ wide receiver issues

OXNARD, Calif. — If we learned one thing about the Dallas Cowboys over the weekend, owner Jerry Jones needs to do something at wide receiver.

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Dak Prescott, Cowboys starters to practice vs. Broncos, sit out preseason game

OXNARD, Calif. — Quarterback Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys starters will practice Thursday against the Denver Broncos.

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‘Million-dollar view’: Cowboys camp means backyard football for new Oxnard neighborhood

OXNARD, Calif. — Nearly 90 Dallas Cowboys players gather on a field, performing stretches and dynamic movements to warm up before a morning practice. Director of rehabilitation Britt Brown leads injured players through an individually tailored workout program.

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Jerry Jones says Cowboys LB Micah Parsons’ competitive spirit reminds him of Mike Tyson

OXNARD, Calif. — In the quest to find the perfect anecdote or words to capture the fierce, competitive nature of Micah Parsons, the owner of the Cowboys wandered into the world of boxing.

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Cowboys QB Dak Prescott appreciates history of Black quarterbacks, hopes to inspire others

OXNARD, Calif. — Just before the start of training camp practices, a couple of prominent Black quarterbacks were portrayed in negative lights by anonymous NFL talent evaluators.

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Cowboys agree to terms with former Vikings LB Anthony Barr on one-year deal

OXNARD, Calif. — Based on eye-witness accounts from the first eight days of camp, the kicker who will open the season for the Cowboys isn’t on the roster.

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Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott says he isn’t paying attention to the Deshaun Watson suspension

OXNARD, Calif. — Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott was suspended for six games by the NFL during the 2017 season for violations to the league’s personal conduct policy after domestic violence allegations made by a female companion.

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Micah Parsons gave up fried foods, looks dominant and at home with Cowboys

OXNARD, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy has fielded one question more than any other since the end of the 2021 season.

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Reception at training camp, NFL merch sales reflect the fan favorite that is CeeDee Lamb

OXNARD, Calif. — Two Cowboys rank among the top 15 in the initial list of players who lead the NFL in licensed merchandise sales this year.

Los Angeles Times

'His death was not an accident': Family of man killed in Southern California soccer fight seeks public's help

LOS ANGELES — The family of a man who died two weeks after he was injured in a melee at an Oxnard adult soccer league match is seeking the public's help in piecing together the brawl.

Los Angeles Times

Man caught with dozens of lizards in his clothes is charged with smuggling 1,700 reptiles

LOS ANGELES — A 30-year-old Oxnard, California, man was indicted Thursday on federal charges and accused of smuggling more than 1,700 reptiles into the U.S., hiding some animals in his clothing while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, prosecutors said.

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Amid pandemic, Indigenous Mexican workers in US fight to be heard

With few resources available in their native languages, many are finding a lifeline in community organisations.

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