Westmont honors Nobel economics laureate
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Voter turnout for midterm election high in Tri-Counties
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National Philanthropy Day honorees announced
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Santa Barbara/Ventura County Chapter has selected the 2018 honorees for National Philanthropy Day. Carrie Hughes was named 2018 Professional Fundraiser of the Year. Heidi Whitcomb was named 2018 Volunteer of the Year, Ventura County. Peter Schuyler was named 2018 Volunteer of the Year, Santa Barbara County. Judy and Jack Stapelmann Read More →
San Luis Obispo hotel upgraded and renamed
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Hastings and Steinfeld: Women are leaders in California’s water industry
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2 killed, 50 homes lost as Ventura County blazes rage
Updated at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 10: The Woolsey blaze doubled overnight, having consumed 70,000 acres in Ventura and Los Angeles counties, according to Cal Fire. The Hill fire has torched about 4,500 acres in Ventura County. Two fatalities that occurred in the fire areas are under investigation, Los Angeles County Sheriff John Benedict said during Read More →
Oliver: Encourage feedback to avoid whistleblowing
By Carl Oliver Whistleblowing is trouble. Every business is vulnerable. Even when the business is innocent, handling whistleblowing is distracting and expensive. Taco Bell in 2011 is an example. News reports said an ex-employee revealed its beef tacos were not 100 percent beef. Other things were mixed in with the meat. Taco Bell responded, “It’s Read More →
