Editorial: The coming gray wave on California’s coast
20-somethings are coming to Ventura for tech jobs, but making them permanent residents, the kind who will actually stick around through their 30s and 40s, will be far more difficult.
CMH takes $350M, goes to next level
For decades, midtown Ventura has been a health care hub for Ventura County, but it’s a vision that’s gone largely unrecognized as the city grew up around Community Memorial Hospital.
Editorial: 11 compete for Ventura Council
It’s no longer sufficient to sit idly, then complain loudly when anti-business upstarts get in and put the brakes on the free enterprise system.
Express bus tackles Ventura to SB commute
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Six feet under, in real time: Ventura firm creates tomb-finding app
A website and mobile app helps people find where their loved ones are buried.
City Ventures looks to Ventura for Periwinkle Avenue home sites
City Ventures is building 47 single-family homes in Ventura after the successful debut of a town home development in Santa Barbara’s East Beach area.
Banking on oysters: Ventura hosts entrepreneur’s shellfish venture
Mark Reynolds has chosen to live in what he calls the “vast expanse of nothing” of Mexico’s Baja California growing oysters and clams organically and sustainably.
