April 15, 2024

		

Henry Dubroff

Henry Dubroff is the chairman, editor and majority owner of the Pacific Coast Business Times.


| Friday, August 11th, 2017

Our view: Carrizo Plains monument not right for development

Editorials, Latest news, Opinion

Now that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has begun removing some of the 21 land-based national monuments from consideration for energy or other commercial development, he should add the Carrizo Plains National Monument to his list of protected sites. In recent days, Zinke has indicated that the Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana, Moon National Monument Read More →

| Friday, August 11th, 2017

Immigration plan alarms economists

Agribusiness, Latest news, Real Estate, Technology, Tri-County Economy

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Henry Dubroff

| Friday, August 11th, 2017

Dubroff: New leaders will shape city, county of San Luis Obispo

Columns, Latest news

What a difference a decade makes. San Luis Obispo County entered the recession with a relatively weak private sector driven by a single industry — real estate. It also had talented and experienced fiscal hands at the helm of the city and county government. Fast forward 10 years and the change is 180 degrees. The Read More →

| Friday, August 4th, 2017

NRG power plant project in Oxnard nears decision

Energy, left, West Ventura County

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Henry Dubroff

| Friday, August 4th, 2017

Dubroff: When it comes to LA and the Olympics, let the games begin

Columns, Latest news

Los Angeles has won the right to host the 2028 Olympics. It will likely not be the last time the city welcomes the world’s top athletes to Southern California. In a split decision that was heralded as a successful combination of international deal making and diplomacy, the International Olympic Committee awarded the next two games Read More →

| Friday, August 4th, 2017

Our view: Housing shortage spurs exodus to other states

Editorials, Latest news, Opinion

While California’s housing crisis has begun to trigger a backlash, with some cities hunkering down behind NIMBY walls, the dire shortage of homes is having big impacts on other states. In Colorado, an influx of young, upwardly mobile professionals is fueling a boom in apartment building, driving rents higher and triggering an affordable housing crisis. Read More →

| Friday, July 28th, 2017

Our view: Grant will help museum create sustainable future

Editorials, Latest news, Opinion

Ventura County has taken a big step toward creating a living legacy for future generations with interim funding to bolster the Museum of Ventura County. A $125,000 grant was approved by the Board of Supervisors in a 4-1 vote on July 25, paving the way for the city of Ventura and private donors to step Read More →