COVID-19 spike slows reopening in Tri-Counties
The tri-county region has lost its reopening rhythm. Surging cases, more aid for small businesses and the possibility of new lockdowns remained dominant themes across the region, where Santa Barbara County is lagging behind Ventura and San Luis Obispo counties. Santa Barbara County paused reopening efforts on June 18, following an uptick of active COVID-19 Read More →
Unemployment rates fall across the Tri-Counties
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It’s not business as usual as wine tasting returns to Central Coast
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Dubroff: Economist predicts quick recovery from COVID-19 crisis
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Ventura, SLO counties reopening faster than Santa Barbara County
San Luis Obispo and Ventura counties are moving along with reopening but they’re leaving Santa Barbara County behind. Both SLO and Ventura counties announced they’re proceeding into the next stage of reopening, which include allowing personal care services to resume. Those businesses were be able to reopen on June 19, as long as the service Read More →
Tri-county’s Black-owned businesses gaining support
The community is uniting to offer support to Black-owned businesses in the Tri-Counties as protests against police brutality and COVID-19 sweep the nation. The protests, which erupted after video showed 46-year-old George Floyd being choked to death by a Minneapolis police officer, follow months of stagnant activity due the coronavirus that tanked the U.S. economy. Read More →
Dubroff: Creating a more just society on the Central Coast
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