UCSB, Cal Poly, CLU all crack top 10 on U.S. News lists
The tri-county region is home to one of the 10 best public universities in the nation and two of the 10 best regional universities in the West, at least according to the new U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges” rankings. UC Santa Barbara was seventh among public universities on the 2022 list — one Read More →
Oxnard’s Drum Workshop strikes deal to be acquired by Roland
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Dubroff: Our power future will include more AC, metered pricing, local microgrids
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Portfolio Watch: Bank of the West sees more rate hikes on the horizon
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Street Smarts: Maritime Museum curator cooks a tasty burger; Coastal Cleanup Day approaches
Our infallible sources are excited to report Emily Falke, Santa Barbara Maritime Museum’s Curator & Director of Collections and Exhibits, won first prize in the 2022 Heinz “Art of the Burger” competition.Her winning recipe was the Savory Spring Roll Bulgogi Burger, which took home top hardware in the “experimental” category. “Her cooking often features East and West Read More →
Opinion: Don’t be so quick to ditch those lawns when drought hits
By Greg Campbell Ventura County’s Turf Replacement Rebate Program is one of many in California making the news as of late. Aimed at protecting California’s diminishing water supply, the program pays homeowners as much as $3,200 to remove their lawns. As well-intentioned as this program is, there are better strategies for reducing water usage that Read More →
Our View: Signs of progress in efforts to improve Ventura County’s business climate
Economic development has become a hot topic in Ventura County thanks to a couple of recent reports that spotlight a deep crisis in housing affordability and a dearth of head-of-household jobs. The issue has spilled over into Ventura County politics, where county supervisor candidate and former Assemblymember Jeff Gorell has been talking about creating a Read More →
