Oxnard corruption probe ends in reports of gov’t waste, but no arrests
More than two years after storming Oxnard’s city hall in a search for documents, Ventura County District Attorney Greg Totten’s office has ended its corruption investigation without pressing charges. In a 99-page report, the District Attorney’s office said it uncovered significant waste of taxpayer money by suspended City Manager Ed Sotelo, Mayor Tom Holden and Read More →
Op/ed: Oxnard business zone would be a boon for small businesses
Adding OBIZ to Oxnard is like adding one more staff person to every business in the city.
Editorial: It’s time for the clouds to lift over Oxnard
The time is growing near when it’s appropriate for Totten to announce the results of his probe.
Hitting the target: Oxnard businesswoman launches Boys + Arrows swimwear
Launched a year ago, the swimwear line is already selling thousands of bikinis at designer prices.
Hanging by thread, EDCO asks Oxnard firms for funding
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Facing new rules, farmers weigh their options
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Putting cures on a strip: Startup makes medicines for the third world
An Oxnard-based startup puts medicines and nutritional supplements on easy-to-use, Listerine-like strips that dissolve in the mouth.
