Editorial: Serban’s ousting leaves questions at SBCC
How Andreea Serban came to be fired as president of Santa Barbara City College remains very much a mystery to most of the region’s business community.
Channel Islands Harbor developments stall
The sagging economy kept several planned projects at Channel Islands Harbor on the shelf.
Court rulings shake up Santa Barbara media world
The two biggest print news organizations in Santa Barbara could change for years to come as a result of legal decisions in early August.
Santa Maria Philharmonic looks for funding
Economic distress and upheaval in the financial markets have taken their toll on the Santa Maria Philharmonic Society.
Study targets diabetes
New research conducted on the South Coast could point the way to the prevention and cure of type two diabetes.
Fire remnants smolder: Tea, Jesusita litigation flares anew
The attorneys trying to recover millions of dollars in damages for the Tea and Jesusita fires are focusing their litigation on defendants with the resources to pay.
Banking on oysters: Ventura hosts entrepreneur’s shellfish venture
Mark Reynolds has chosen to live in what he calls the “vast expanse of nothing” of Mexico’s Baja California growing oysters and clams organically and sustainably.
