Letter to the editor
Editor’s Note: In 2011, our friend, Ritch Eich, published an article in the prestigious Proceedings Magazine (a monthly published by the U.S. Naval Institute founded in 1874) calling for Marines to be considered for the helm of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. 14 years later, he finally got his wish. Here are parts of his Read More →
Our view: Fresh start for Gallegly’s, CLU will pay big dividends
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Guest commentary: When ‘Hang in There’ can be lethal
By John Grace For decades, the traditional investment model has been a set-it-and-forget-it approach: keep 95% in a mix of stocks and bonds, 5% in cash, and let the “long term” work its magic. That works fine for young investors adding new money during dips. But for retirees taking withdrawals, especially those with Required Minimum Read More →
Our view: State grants powers upgrades at Vandenberg
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Guest commentary: California can lead on recycling without leaving small businesses behind
By Kristen Miller Here on California’s South Coast, small businesses are the backbone of our economy. From family-owned manufacturers and food producers to specialty retailers and service providers, our region thrives because of the entrepreneurial spirit that defines our communities. Our work in public policy and advocacy to support business includes carefully watching State legislation Read More →
Guest commentary: Trade, the trade deficit and the tariff rollercoaster
By Gerhard Apfelthaler California Lutheran University Surprise, surprise! The U.S. trade deficit dropped sharply in June 2025. According to a recent report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the goods-and-services deficit fell to around $60 billion, down nearly 16% month-over-month and 18% year-over-year. And more good news – by July, year-over-year receipts in tariff revenue Read More →
Our view: Millions at stake as HSI campuses come under scrutiny
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