Results tagged “ventura county”
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West is Eden:
Mist blew in. I tasted salt on both our lips.
West is Eden:
There's a new Walmart in Simi Valley. It's the second Walmart there -- on the same street, miles away. What do all these big boxes in Ventura County mean?
Ventura:
Tracy Hudak analyzes reports from the Ventura County Community Foundation and the "Local Arts Index" by national organization, Americans for the Arts. The research offers data measuring the health and vitality of the arts in Ventura County.
West is Eden:
It's the people you never hear of who really make a difference. And the boys from New Jersey and the California surfboard shaper fit that bill.
West is Eden:
I do worry about the children. How do they see a bulletproof backpack? What do they think about a playground fenced off on the weekend? What does this look like to someone who still believes in Santa Claus?
Ventura:
We selected the best articles of 2012 from Ventura County.
West is Eden:
Did it or didn't it? The end of the world, or a new beginning?
Another Pacific cold front will glide into the California coast today and generate high winds and light precipitation in the Southland on Tuesday, forecasters said.
Another cold storm will hit the region Friday and leave Saturday.
West is Eden:
In this world where so many things are going wrong, so many things are also going right -- like this choir program in Ventura County.
Red Flag warnings were posted at midmorning to extend into Tuesday night.
A South L.A. elementary school teacher and Tustin high school teacher were among five educators named today as 2013 California Teachers of the Year.
West is Eden:
Something is seriously wrong when our most important asset -- the education system -- has to ask for money.
West is Eden:
I'm betting that the issue of homelessness gives all of us pause.
West is Eden:
The new science of "surfonomics" is now attempting to place a dollar value on waves, but there's no dollar amount one can put on the experience.
West is Eden:
On average, less than a dozen humans are killed by sharks each year, and it feeds worldwide fear and media fascination. But an estimated 100 million sharks are killed every year by fishermen.
Photovoltaic (PV):
What would urban solar look like if photovoltaic panels were pretty?
Ventura:
This week columnist Tracy Hudak answers five questions about the Ventura County art scene.
Environment:
It's going to get hotter and we can't do much about reversing it, a UCLA study indicates. You could say that the new mantra is adapt, adapt, adapt.
California's Small Farms:
Twenty-five years ago, Alice Waters was raiding Andrea Crawford's lettuce patch for Chez Panisse salads. These days, Crawford's selling 20,000 pounds of oregano a year to Chipotle.
