Sunbathing, lounging now allowed at Ventura County beaches

The county's decision to permit passive use follows similar action in the coastal cities of Ventura, Oxnard and Port Hueneme.

Mary Jasso-Brooks, of Ventura, with James, left, and Paige, walk along the surf at the beach in Ventura. Beachgoers practice social distancing along the Ventura Promenade at the beach in Ventura, CA.

While many parks and beaches in Ventura County have been open for active use for weeks, Ventura city officials have begun to further ease restrictions at their outdoor spaces. Ezekiel Orellana, four, puts sand on his father, Ralph Orellana, while vacationing from Oregon, at the beach in Ventura. From left, Henry Estrada, Mario Leon Valencia, Kevin Leon Valencia and James Wheeler, all of Palmdale, play Spike Ball at the beach in Ventura.

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