Food Share makes interim CEO permanent
After a four-month search process, Food Share chose its interim CEO and past board member Monica White to be president and CEO of the organization. Food Share, Ventura County’s regional food bank, serves 74,500 people every month and distributes 11 million pounds of food, or 9 million meals, to residents every year. It is part Read More →
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Our view: Bard archive should be preserved in our region
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Read More →More housing key to health of tri-county economy
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Read More →Managed growth balances economic, environmental concerns
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Read More →Ventura County seizing control of its economic future
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Read More →Ventura County economic development plan approved
Ventura County’s Board of Supervisors has approved the first economic development plan in the history of the county. The board voted 5-0 to approve the countywide “Economic Vitality Strategic Plan” at its board meeting on Oct. 24. Officials said the plan was the product of four public sessions and was designed to “foster economic growth Read More →
Read More →New bids to replace Puente Power Project likely to be smaller
A new round of bids for a replacement for the now-shelved Puente Power Project will likely save consumers money, according to an influential state senator representing Ventura County. Sen. Henry Stern, a Democrat whose district includes Simi Valley and Thousand Oaks, told a panel at the 47th annual Ventura County Economic Development Association outlook conference Read More →
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