Every 10 years the U.S. Census Bureau rolls out a survey to collect general data about residents in the country. A local leader says that some people may not realize that if they don’t complete [...]
(This story originally appeared in the Pacific Coast Business Times here.) The Tri-Counties face a massive loss of federal funding if there is an undercount of its hard-to-count populations [...]
This piece was originally published on the Camarillo Acorn, and can be found here. It’s been five years since the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce was faced with a lawsuit by one of its department [...]
This piece was originally published in the Santa Barbara Independent, and can be found here. Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties are the 58th and 59th counties most at risk of a census undercount [...]
This piece was originally published in the Pacific Coast Business Times, and can be found here. In a roundtable discussion at the Santa Barbara Foundation, California Attorney General Xavier [...]
This piece was originally published on the Thousand Oaks Acorn, and can be found here. Each year, members of the California Assembly are asked to name an outstanding nonprofit to recognize [...]
In a May 17 letter, Chamber CEO Gary Cushing notified the city that the nonprofit business networking and marketing organization of some 600 members is “desiring to exercise our lease [...]
This piece was originally published in the VC Star, and can be found here. Ventura’s policymakers will vote on a lease and operating agreement to get a permanent, year-round homeless [...]
