Funds to widen more highway in Santa Barbara County included in House bill; Ventura County project still waiting
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Santa Barbara County business owners bend Carbajal’s ear on inflation, economy
With rising prices and subsequent disruptions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses in the Tri-Counties are facing a tsunami of challenges. U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barbara, hosted in-person roundtables with business owners and chamber of commerce leaders in San Luis Obispo on July 22 and in Santa Barbara on July 25, to discuss Read More →
Updated: Santa Barbara private equity firm buys Chartbeat, leader in media analytics
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Yardi family buys landmark Santa Barbara Riviera property
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Webb’s images of deep space and deep past wouldn’t be possible without region’s companies
The James Webb Space Telescope, which is allowing us to peer billions of years into the past, was built and launched with the help of 14 countries, a $10 billion NASA fund, and more than 300 agencies, universities and companies — including a handful in the tri-county region. NASA’s first batch of images from the Read More →
Cal Poly Ventures invests in animal health spin-out
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Businesses adapt as cities end pandemic policies that allowed free use of public spaces
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