Improving accessibility is key for South Coast tourism
According to Victoria Strong, founder and executive director of the Gwendolyn Strong Foundation, one in four Americans are disabled, with the number growing to one in two for those over the age of 65. This is a target market the tourism industry just isn’t reaching — but it is one it is trying to reach with Read More →
Housing remains a top need for the South Coast
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Street smarts: Santa Barbara Humane relaunches volunteer program
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Street smarts: Community Memorial welcomes new board chair
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Street smarts: Montecito Bank & Trust gives grants to area nonprofits
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Street smarts: The Port of Hueneme celebrates signature milestone
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Nominated films generate jobs for Ventura County
In a likely first, three of the nominated movies at this year’s Academy Awards March 12 were partially shot in Ventura County, helping generate revenue and create jobs around the area. “It’s probably the first time three-Oscar nominated films have been filmed here in Ventura County,” film historian Harry Medved, who lives in unincorporated Oak Read More →
