In rare move for a community college, Ventura College could build campus housing for 320 students
California’s community colleges are the nation’s largest higher education system, with 116 campuses and 1.8 million students. Nearly all these students are missing out on one of the standard features of life at a four-year university: living on campus. That could be changing, though, and Ventura College is at the forefront of that change. A Read More →
PennyMac lays off workers as mortgage boom fades
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Granny flats take off in region, with nearly 1,000 permitted in 2020 alone
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In Ventura County, the rent is high and getting higher
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PennyMac Financial reports profit while investment trust records loss in Q3
Westlake Village-based PennyMac Financial Services saw its net income drop in the third quarter compared to the year before, but officials reported “exceptional financial performance” in other areas in earnings released Nov. 4. The mortgage lender and loan servicer reported net income of $249.3 million in the third quarter, or $3.80 per share on a Read More →
Ventura County leaders discuss housing shortages at conference in Oxnard
In 2021, California lawmakers in Sacramento passed at least 35 measures to address the housing crisis in the state. Local municipalities across California are dealing with a flurry of new housing-related laws and measures that could reshape the state’s housing landscape, and shift the balance of power on housing regulations away from cities and counties Read More →
Ventura’s building boom: City has more than 2,200 housing units in the works
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