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Editorial Board


| Friday, July 8th, 2011

Editorial: Marborg shows how a local business can win

Editorials, Opinion

Shortly before the Independence Day holiday, Mario Borgatello and Marborg scored a major coup when they agreed to buy South Santa Barbara County assets from longtime rival Allied Waste. The move follows a series of victories by trash hauler Marborg in head-to-head competition with Allied and its predecessor BFI in winning franchise rights to collect Read More →

| Friday, July 1st, 2011

Editorial: Oxnard forges on with image rebranding

Editorials, Opinion

Shrugging off a weak recovery and some bad press, Oxnard, the region’s biggest city, is moving ahead with its rebranding effort. On July 12 the Oxnard Conventions &  Visitors Bureau will present its long-term vision for Oxnard, its brand and future tourism promotion to the City Council. The presentation caps years of work by a Read More →

| Friday, June 24th, 2011

Editorial: Common sense should guide plant relicensing

Editorials, Opinion

Taking all the time that’s required to get Diablo Canyon’s relicensing right is in the best interest of the nuclear industry.

| Friday, June 17th, 2011

Editorial: South Coast, let’s build a vitality group

Editorials, Opinion

A call to action to the South Coast business community to kick-start an economic vitality effort.

| Friday, June 10th, 2011

Editorial: Ventura has a chance to brand as HQ central

Editorials, Opinion

With Affinity downsizing, Ventura needs to rebrand itself as a viable place for corporate headquarters.

| Friday, May 27th, 2011

Editorial: Don’t punt on prisons

Editorials, Opinion

We need fiscally sound and lasting prison reform.

| Friday, May 27th, 2011

Editorial: Task force gets tough on mortgage fraud

Editorials, Opinion

In creating a mortgage fraud strike force, Attorney General Kamala Harris has taken a big, if belated, step forward in writing the last chapter of California’s housing meltdown. As we have chronicled in these pages during the past two years, the boom and bust in housing in our region and across the Golden State did Read More →