Mega project near auto mall ready to finish first phase
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A flood of data: Studies look at sea level rise for next century
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Amgen Foundation gives $3M for biology education
The Amgen Foundation announced Oct. 12 that it would donate $3 million over three years to Mountain View-based digital education nonprofit Khan Academy. The foundation has previously provided funding to support the production of biology content for the Academy’s lessons, including new videos, articles and exercises for ninth-graders. More than 1 million students per month access Read More →
Several tri-county breweries bring home hardware at The Great American Beer Festival
The Great American Beer Festival took place on Oct. 5-7. It is the premier beer festival and competition in the U.S. with the largest collection of beers served in a public tasting event in the country. The festival took place in Denver and five Central Coast breweries took home a total of eight medals Read More →
Banana giant moves to become more sustainable
Solar technology company Edisun Microgrids and West Hills Construction announced that it built one of the largest industrial solar facilities in the region for the Chiquita Brands warehouse in Oxnard. The 1.0 megawatt solar-tracking array utilizes 2,900 trackers on 368,000 square feet of the 528,000 square foot warehouse. This is the first project of a partnership between the Read More →
Saks Off 5th in Santa Barbara closing its store by March
Clothing retailer Saks Off 5th in Santa Barbara will be closing its store by March of 2018. The store’s decision to not renew its lease will leave about 47,000 square feet of retail space behind at the corner of State and Carrillo streets. With more than 40 retail vacancies on State Street already, brokers are Read More →
Santa Barbara mayoral race to shape future
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