Editorial: Influx of minors pushes immigration reform to top of agenda
Editorials, OpinionHousing undocumented children can not be a long-term mission for Naval Base Ventura County, which has national-defense priorities to focus on.
Editorial: Rethinking agreement between port and city makes sense
Editorials, OpinionGiven the millions of dollars the port has spent to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the potential for increased competition from ports on the East Coast and Gulf Coast via a widened Panama Canal and the changes that technology have wrought, it’s smart for the Oxnard Harbor District and the Port of Hueneme to figure out if there is a better way forward.
Editorial: Wine-tasting law would provide early taste of entrepreneurship for students
Editorials, OpinionWorking its way through the state legislature is a bill that would open the taps just a bit to allow under-aged viticulture students at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and other California campuses to sample a small amount of wine or craft beer that they’re producing for a class. The bill, officially known as AB Read More →
Editorial: $37.2M tagged for critical jobs training at region’s colleges
Editorials, OpinionWhile its higher-education system remains far short of optimal funding, California’s improved budget prospects are creating niche opportunities aimed at vocational and technical training. A trio of projects, two from Ventura County and one from San Luis Obispo, are among the 39 winning proposals for a one-time $250 million competitive grant program offered through the Read More →
Editorial: Cantor defeat ripples through regional politics
Editorials, OpinionA shock wave. That’s the way area political experts described the stunning defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, a Virginia Republican whose hopes to become the next Speaker were washed out to sea on June 10 in a primary loss to David Brat, a professor at Randolph-Macon College. For the region, Cantor’s loss will Read More →
Editorial: Incumbents hold their spots in regional races
Editorials, OpinionWith the June 3 primary results in, a few of the races we’ve been watching have been decided, a ballot measure has been rejected and November certainly looks more interesting than it did a week ago. Last week’s results in Santa Barbara County represented a victory for incumbent 2nd District Supervisor Janet Wolf and Sheriff Read More →
Editorial: How the UCSB massacre triggered a women’s uprising
Editorials, OpinionThe Isla Vista shooting spree has prompted a worldwide outpouring of support on social media for a new women’s rights initiative.
