Oil attorney joins Westlake Village firm as fracking debate heats up
K. Eric Adair is a veteran litigator with more than two decades of experience in federal and California courts, mostly in the environmental space.
BioJet fuels up with new energy crop fields in Southeast Asia
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Santa Barbara restaurateur orders up scholarships at city college
Mitchell Sjerven has set up a scholarship and internship program in conjunction with SBCC’s culinary arts program.
Coast Village Road sees $20M surge in building and remodels
Sleepy little Montecito is stirring.
One SLO dad’s mission to save his daughter’s life, and the world
First, a word about what this column is not. It is not about a CEO, a big deal or a vast looming budget deficit. It is about a dad from San Luis Obispo who has embarked on a brave, if quixotic, quest to save his daughter’s life after she was diagnosed with cancer. Along the Read More →
Make It Work meltdown leaves more questions than answers in its wake
You might call it the curious case of Make It Work. The South Coast-based company was a pioneer in the business of at-home computer repair and networking installation. But after more than 10 years in business, it shut down abruptly on June 25, leaving employees out of jobs and customers wondering what was going to Read More →
Ventura ponders its options for reconnecting the city and the sea
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