Op/ed: No easy answers in affirmative action debate
Last month, a federal appeals court revived the longstanding debate over affirmative action when it ruled that a race-conscious admissions policy at the University of Texas at Austin was constitutional.
Read More →Op/ed: Collaboration is the key to ending hunger in the Tri-Counties
During the past five years, Ventura County FOOD Share has gone from serving 33,000 people per month to more than 74,500 today.
Read More →Editorial: Power rides into auto history
We’ll take a few words to recognize J.D. “Dave” Power, this year’s Business Times Hall of Fame inductee, for yet another honor. The man who masterminded the ubiquitous brass, black and glass awards is picking up some additional hardware this week in Detroit. That’s because he’s being inducted this year into the Automotive Hall of Read More →
Read More →Entrepreneurs thrive in years after celebration in Spirit awards
C’est Cheese is not the only Spirit of Small Business winner we’ve seen grow up a lot over the years.
Read More →Editorial: VCHCA earns high-profile grant to study disease
While diabetes, cancer and heart disease grab the headlines and the lion’s share of grant funding, other major illnesses can fall off the map.
Read More →Op/ed: Obamacare, and where we go from here
By Jim Wisdom The early results are in for the Affordable Care Act. What are the results and who are the early winners and losers? More importantly, what should we expect in 2015 and beyond? In California, 3.1 million people enrolled in a health-insurance plan through either Covered California, the state’s new health care exchange, Read More →
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