SLO County unveils $852 million proposed budget for 2024-25
Central Coast, Economy, Latest news, Tourism, Tri-County EconomySan Luis Obispo County’s $852 million proposed budget for 2024-25 was unveiled at its inaugural State of the County program April 11. “This is hot off the press,” Rebecca Campbell, the county’s acting administrative officer, said at the event at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo. “Our board (of supervisors) hasn’t even reviewed this Read More →
Community West, Central Valley Banks complete merger
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ShelterBox USA hires former Tesla exec as new COO
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FDA gives nod to Affinity Biosensors’ flagship product
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A2 Bio’s new CEO aims to grow platform
Latest news, middle, Subscriber content, TechnologyJames Robinson, the new CEO of Agoura Hills-based A2 Biotherapeutics, has several priorities he wants to tackle, not the least of which is to accelerate the company’s proprietary Tmod cell therapy platform. “First principle for us is to maximize the value of the platform that we’ve built,” Robinson, 54, told the Business Times on April Read More →
Grand jury says Lompoc tourism district under-reported $500k to city
Central Coast, Latest newsVisit Lompoc, the city’s Tourism Business Improvement District, under-reported more than $500,000 in annual reports to the city over the last five years, the Santa Barbara County grand jury has determined. The 2023-24 grand jury also discovered that Visit Lompoc had transferred $800,000 out of its checking account into a separate money market account without Read More →
Grand jury says $500k under-reported in Lompoc tourism pact
Central Coast, Latest news, Law & Goverment, middleAnnual reporting by Visit Lompoc LLC shows hundreds of thousands of dollars in unaccounted-for funds, according to a Santa Barbara County Grand Jury report. Released March 22, the report says that over the first five years of the current agreement between Visit Lompoc and the City of Lompoc, the cumulative value of those under-reported funds Read More →
