805 Law: Quest Diagnostics settles Ventura County hazardous waste case
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Central Coast industries projected to add nearly 10,000 jobs
Four key industries provide more than 67,000 jobs in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, contribute about $12 billion in economic impact, and are projected to add over 9,000 more positions by 2027. Those are some of the key findings in a new set of reports examining the four sectors: technology, aerospace/precision manufacturing, clean Read More →
Updated: Santa Barbara lottery app sold for $750M
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CEO confident The Trade Desk sees no signs of slowing down
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Procore hits huge revenue milestone in 2023
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Guest commentary: Why I helped form the California Central Coast Black Resiliency Fund
By Richard Beswick Most people who know me know that I hate talking about myself, but today I’d like to make an exception. As a child growing up in the inner city of south Minneapolis, I never questioned my parents’ position in society or why we lived where we lived. I came to expect no Read More →
Business looking sunny for SLO solar firm with $150M funding
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