
805 law: New laws affecting employers, employees coming in 2025
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Street smarts: Cal Poly SLO to integrate CSU Maritime Academy
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Dubroff: Behind the scenes of the latest ‘Civil Dialogues’

For the latest episode of our Civil Dialogues podcast, I sat down with Thomas Tighe, CEO of Direct Relief. It was a pre-Thanksgiving treat for me as I’ve enjoyed my occasional visits with him. For more than 24 years he’s helmed one of the world’s largest medical relief organizations — one based right here on the Central Coast. For Tighe, who is stepping down this year Read More →
Moorpark College, SLO Food Bank accept $50K gift from BofA

Bank of America has announced $100,000 in grant awards as it celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Neighborhood Champions program on the Central Coast. In the Ventura/Santa Barbara market, Moorpark College Foundation will receive $50,000 to support the college’s Access, Achieve, Advance, or AAA financial support program for students attending its technology certificate programs. In Read More →
Amgen’s shares down after obesity drug fails to meet expectations

MarTide, the new weight loss drug from Amgen, works. Not just well enough for Wall Street. Shares of the Thousand Oaks-based biotech giant fell 10% on Nov. 26 after it announced that MarTide’s latest trial produced a body weight reduction of up to 20%. The results disappointed Wall Street, which had expected results of up Read More →