Vandenberg sets new speed record for rapid launch
Vandenberg Space Force Base has set a new speed record to launch a satellite into orbit if ever a national security threat demands one. After receipt of orders last week, all final payload operations and launch preparations were completed by Texas-based Firefly Aerospace in 24 hours. Liftoff of Firefly’s Alpha rocket took place Sept. 14 Read More →
SixPoint Materials wins $50K semiconductor research
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Tri-county colleges offer career readiness classes
California Gov. Gavin Newson has ordered the development of a statewide career education plan to help students at public learning institutions enter the workforce. One of the goals of the plan, announced Aug. 31, will be to build connections between schools and employers to enable graduates to transition more seamlessly into careers. Several universities and Read More →
Ventura County Taxpayers Association hosts first ever awards show
The Ventura County Taxpayers Association held its first annual awards program at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley Sept. 13. VCTA founder and president David Grau was presented with the lifetime achievement award. The first annual Bill Wilson Award for taxpayer excellence was given to Steven Hintz, a former Ventura County treasurer-tax collector Read More →
SLO and SB Counties combine economic efforts
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CLU donors demand Gallegly Center gifts back
Seventeen major donors to the Elton and Janice Gallegly Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement located at Cal Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks are demanding reimbursement for donations made toward the development of the center. On behalf of all 17 donors, Pasadena-based law firm Groveman/Hiete LLP sent an 11-page letter to the university on Read More →
Oxnard firm helps area cities meet new climate rules
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