Coffee shop could be lucky No. 13 for Natural Café founder
The Natural Cafe owner has opened his first coffee shop.
LogicMonitor gives data centers the tools to keep the lights on
Steve Francis made an automated monitoring system and instrument panel for IT administrators.
UCSB’s ocean science center holds out hope for bright future
A walk through the half-finished construction project on Lagoon Road on the UC Santa Barbara campus underscores the fact that creating successful public-private partnerships in a post-recession world is a tough job indeed. The project, which boasts some of the best views of the Channel Islands anywhere, has been much in the news lately because Read More →
Limoneira’s massive East Area projects ready for final steps
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Joie de Vivre founder suggests new slogan for Santa Barbara
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Foxen Winery’s bottom-line strategy: Let the sun shine
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Building on Buffet’s $2B Topaz Solar Farm heats up
First Solar and Warren Buffett’s MidAmerican Solar have started major construction on a 550-megawatt photovoltaic solar project on northern San Luis Obispo County’s Carrizo Plain. The $2 billion Topaz Solar Farms hopes to be the largest solar-electric plant in the world. The developers said the project will create about 400 construction jobs over the next Read More →
