Guest commentary: Santa Barbara is quietly building the future of Artificial Intelligence
By Starr Hall While Silicon Valley often dominates the headlines, the real story of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation is quietly taking root on the Central Coast, from Ventura to San Luis Obispo. Local startups are using AI to tackle real-world business challenges, ranging from marketing and customer feedback tocybersecurity, and even sustainability efforts. These diverse applications of AI are reshaping industries and Read More →
Wilshire Health shutters as buyout deal collapses
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805 Tech: Cal Poly’s new economic development director is up to the task
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A mid-year update from the Business Times newsroom
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Street smarts: SLO Chamber CEO preps run for County Board of Supes
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Our view: Low crime rates belie rationale for ICE raids
There are two good reasons to believe the recent ICE activity in Ventura is not based on any actual plan or strategy to improve public safety. The first is crime statistics. A look at California’s violent crime data from 2013-2023 concluded that Ventura County is one of the five safest counties in the state, with Read More →
CRE: Agoura Hills business park switches hands
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