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Recycling and the pursuit of a ‘circular economy’

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Dubroff: Rising costs are taking a big bite out of profits for small businesses

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Henry Dubroff

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Newsom says state may try to keep Diablo Canyon nuclear plant open past 2025

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In a move that caught Central Coast politicians scrambling for details, Gov. Gavin Newsom signaled on April 29 that he might try to keeping the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near San Luis Obispo open beyond its scheduled 2025 closure. During a meeting with the Los Angeles Times editorial board, Newsom opened the door to California Read More →

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A new name marks a new era at The Colleges of Law

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Santa Barbara County court first in region to put civil filings online; other counties plan to follow suit

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Our View: California braces for another dry summer

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Opinion: The case against Measures A and B in Ventura County

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By Nancy Lindholm Higher prices, fewer jobs, and more foreign oil: Measures A and B are a bad deal for Ventura County.Our coalition of local labor unions, business leaders, scientists, farmers, working families, and community members urges voters to reject the deceptive campaign to arbitrarily shut down our local oil and gas production. Policies have Read More →