Building a nonprofit hub: VCCF’s new headquarters space is filling up
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Santa Barbara food market and condo project is ripening
Columns, Real EstateThe Alma del Pueblo condo and food market project on Victoria and Chapala streets in downtown Santa Barbara is moving closer to completion.
Funk revival: Santa Barbara’s gritty neighborhood a hub for big projects
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Buyers bag big grocery store deals
Columns, Real EstateThe long-vacant former Home Depot site in Oxnard has been sold for $7.1 million.
Watkins: Ventura County’s prospects are dim
Latest news, Tri-County EconomyVentura County is going to start looking a lot more like South Santa Barbara County in coming years, with few job opportunities to match the high cost of housing. That was the view from Bill Watkins, chief economist at the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting at California Lutheran University. “Ventura County’s future has changed,” Read More →
Obamacare stays, California taxes rise and gridlock returns to D.C.
Columns, OpinionThe votes have been counted and now California and the U.S. face a slightly changed political landscape but a series of new realities. Obamacare will not be repealed, Proposition 30 passed despite a furious advertising assault and Latino voters helped put a Democrat into a congressional seat that represents most of Ventura County. Some further Read More →
