Editorial: An education bubble? Probably not for most
There is plenty of speculation about a new “education bubble” that has inflated the value of a college degree.
Editorial: The region’s political landscape is changing
California’s redistricting commission is about ready to reveal its final plans for drawing congressional maps and two things are becoming crystal clear. First, House districts for the Tri-Counties will be much more competitive than in the past. Second, Ventura County is paying a political price for the slow-growth policies that have kept population growth in Read More →
This is no country for old Bentleys
Carmageddon is turning hardened road warriors into road worriers.
Green and clean drives the region
The fuel for the region’s economy in the next decade might just be … fuel.
Editorial: Oxnard forges on with image rebranding
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 →
Reshaping the region’s nonprofits
The Great Recession has left its mark on every sector of our economy, and nonprofits are no exception.
