Transportation and Infrastructure
Misinformation campaign
Ventura County Reporter (Feb. 28, 2008)
When a wide assortment of the county’s bankers, elected officials, executives, real estate agents and other big wigs all gather for breakfast, one can’t expect they’re very interested in hearing bad news.
Not a laughing matter
Ventura County Reporter (Aug. 23, 2007)
Bridge ceremony holds little meaning with infrastructure crumbling.
On a road to nowhere
Ventura County Reporter (July 26, 2007)
Simply put, too many people want to go too many places. Too many people want to live in Ventura County and work elsewhere. Until such a time that transportation and urban planners focus on getting commuters to either stay home or get out of their cars we will continue to have a broken transportation system.
By foot, bike, or bus
Ventura County Reporter (May 17, 2007)
The benefits of using transportation alternatives for commuting in Ventura County.
Our Daughters at Risk:
Ventura County Reporter (March 13, 2008)
Three million of our daughters, sisters, nieces and granddaughters may suffer from illnesses which are dangerous, sometimes deadly, often incurable and almost always preventable, all because we live in a society still completely incapable of speaking frankly about sexuality and personal health.
Start talking, start listening
Ventura County Reporter (Feb. 21, 2008)
After Larry King’s murder in an Oxnard classroom last week what really can be written?
Get Out of Our Bedrooms, Get Into Our Hearts:
Ventura County Reporter (Feb. 14, 2008)
Resolve to love those around you and resolve to let those around you love as they wish.
Ventura turns a blind eye to LGBT community
Ventura County Reporter (Aug. 30, 2007)
As other communities celebrate, local agencies and figures miss out.
How much is your love worth?
Ventura County Reporter (June 5, 2008)
The abandoning of family pets due to the foreclosure crisis illustrates the seriously shortsighted nature of how we live our lives.
Find a real problem
Ventura County Reporter (May 1, 2008)
Video games aren’t the cause of violence.
You get what you pay for
Ventura County Reporter (April 24, 2008)
State needs to muster the courage to invest in our future.
Five down, how many more?
Ventura County Reporter (March 20, 2008)
Iraq war leaves many questions, few answers.
New Year’s resolutions from the Reporter
Ventura County Reporter (Jan. 3, 2008)
We’ll offer New Year’s resolutions for the community in the hope that they will inspire at least some small change in society.
Losing a voice
Ventura County Reporter (Dec. 27, 2007)
When word came through the Reporter’s office on Christmas Eve that Jeffrey W. San Marchi passed away Dec. 23, we were struck by the tragic poetry of the news. San Marchi — the owner, publisher, and editor of the Ojai & Ventura Voice — died while distributing his publication.
Freedom not the sole domain of the religious
Ventura County Reporter (Dec. 20, 2007)
Americans who believe all people, whatever they do, or do not, believe should be judged by their faith, and not by any factor beyond the actions they have taken in their lives, the efforts they have made for their neighbors and communities, and their ability to forgive and work to be forgiven, do not believe in freedom and justice for all.
Collateral crisis
Ventura County Reporter (Oct. 11, 2007)
If you care about this country. If you care about your fellow citizens. If you care about preventing hatred from perverting the land and people that you love, fight back. Say no to racial profiling, no to “collateral” arrests, no to a climate of fear.
It can happen here
Ventura County Reporter (July 12, 2007)
One year on, Santa Barbara News-Press fiasco exposes the tenuous state of local media.
Courting independence
Ventura County Reporter (June 28, 2007)
Much of our society — a woman’s ability to exercise the same rights as a man, the balance between free enterprise and opportunity for labor, freedom of speech, to name just a small slice — hangs on the precipice between this court’s conservative majority and its more liberal minority. But those who bemoan the court’s new makeup as just another cog in the machine of a vast right-wing conspiracy miss the point.
Memories of Larsen leave their mark
Ventura County Reporter (June 7, 2007)
Remembering the Reporter‘s beloved film critic.
