Schniepp: Expect rising home prices, slow job growth in Ventura County
Ventura County will see more housing starts, retail growth and moderate job gains through the end of the year and next year.
Tourism roundup: Santa Ynez Valley tourism marketing groups combine forces
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Entitled Ventura industrial park project put on the market for $9M
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Vintners toast Miller family’s historic role at Bien Nacido
It was an evening for some of the region’s acclaimed winemakers to uncork their best library wines.
Trojan-Bruin rivalry likely to extend with health care consolidation
It’s true in football. And in life. And it quite likely is going to be true in health care. Which is to say that human existence in Southern California really boils down to a single question — are you a Bruin or a Trojan? The UCLA Bruins and the University of Southern California Trojans have Read More →
Former ReMax office building in Ventura attracts new tenants
The prominent Ventura office building at 1500 Palma Drive is getting a new lease on life.
Fed chair needs chemistry, consensus building and communications skills
I’m writing about G. William Miller, whose term at the head of the nation’s central bank in the late 1970s was short and tumultuous.
