Street smarts: Cottage’s latest hire expands access to specialized breast care
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805 law: Law firm sues its former operations director for fraud
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Earnings roundup
A slew of tri-county public companies have reported earnings over the past trading week. Here is a breakdown of the companies’ latest financial statements. ATARA BIO Thousand Oaks-based Atara Biotherapeutics, a pre-revenue biotechnology company, reported financial results for the second quarter of 2026 and business updates on Aug. 12. Atara reported a net loss of $4.8 Read More →
Coastal Commission hands fracking proposal setback
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CRE: Windfall farms neets $15M in sale
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New Santa Barbara CEO excited to start top role
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How Charter, Cox merger affects the region
Charter and Cox Communications announced the closing of their mammoth merger, putting most but not all of the Tri-Counties under the Spectrum brand for broadband internet and entertainment services. The merger will put Spectrum in some 70 million homes nationwide, adding South Santa Barbara County’s Cox operation to its operations in much of Ventura County Read More →
