Electrical engineer’s death may be linked to GaN work at UCSB
ColumnsSingapore police have asked the FBI to join their investigation into the death of Shane Todd, a promising young scientist who received his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from UC Santa Barbara. The death initially was ruled a suicide but a growing number of people think he may have been murdered. FBI involvement represents a small Read More →
Updated: Gallegly talks about new CLU public policy center
Latest news, Tri-County EconomyRetired Congressman Elton Gallegly, R-Simi Valley, will lead a $3 million fundraising campaign for the newly established Gallegly Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement at California Lutheran University. During a telephone chat with the Business Times, Gallegly said he hopes to forge close ties between the Thousand Oaks public policy center and the nearby Read More →
Ventura County business groups step forward in bid for drone testing
Columns, OpinionVentura County will likely be the official applicant in a nationwide competition that’s expected to be very stiff.
Powell urges sequester compromise at speech in SB
Latest news, Tri-County EconomySaying that “you couldn’t run a 7-11 the way we are running the country,” former Secretary of State Colin Powell urged the White House and Congress to work together to end the budget cuts set to kick in at midnight on March 1. Speaking at Westmont College’s annual President’s Breakfast in Santa Barbara on Friday Read More →
From ice skater to spa legend : Oaks at Ojai’s Sheila Cluff tells her story
Latest news, Small Business, Women Inc.On first blush, Sheila Cluff comes across as the quintessential California girl. She’s blond and athletic, smart and funny. But her recently published memoir, “Living Your Dream,” reveals the Sheila Cluff behind the persona of a successful entrepreneur in the fitness business and owner and developer of The Oaks at Ojai. We learn that as Read More →
Chandra Wallar would leave big shoes to fill if she left for the OC
Columns, OpinionShe brought a head for numbers and a sharp pencil to the job.
Three tri-county cities offer three ways to sprout young companies
Columns, OpinionSan Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura each present fundamentally divergent approaches to helping new companies grow.
