Green bonds aid Santa Clara River flood control
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Viticulture students learn by doing at Allan Hancock College
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New CSU Channel Islands chief hopes to grow enrollment
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George Powell is chairman of the boards
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Sonos announces layoffs
Santa Barbara audio technology company Sonos, the fast-growing startup that is now a major downtown employer, has begun layoffs as it refocuses on voice controls. Sonos founder and CEO John MacFarlane made the announcement late March 9 in a blog post on the privately-held company’s website. The number of layoffs was not disclosed. “We are Read More →
Implant scandal takes toll on Sientra
Months after a scandal erupted over contaminated implants, Sientra released earnings results that showed how much a suspension of sales hurt the company. The Goleta-based breast implant manufacturer released fourth quarter and year-end earnings on March 9. Revenues fell to just $1.5 million, compared to $12.1 million a year ago. Net losses ballooned from $3.2 Read More →
As Rush steps down, CSUCI welcomes first woman president
In a move that signals a new era of leadership, CSU Channel Islands will get its first woman president, and the current CI provost will take the helm at CSU Chico. The CSU Board of Trustees announced March 9 that Erika Beck, currently provost at Nevada State College will become the second president of CI. Read More →
