UCSB to help launch national mental health workforce
UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education and three other universities are launching a national center to expand the country’s school-based mental health workforce to help students in need. The Gevirtz school and the University of Wisconsin Madison, the University of South Florida, and the University of Iowa have been awarded a four-year, $10.4 Read More →
New Camarillo coworking space caters to techies, others
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UCSB receives federal funding to fuel semiconductor development
UC Santa Barbara will soon be playing a key role in helping the United States expand its semiconductor manufacturing and development, making the country far more competitive in the global market. According to a press release on Oct. 16, UCSB will receive $26.9 million in its first year for a Microelectronics Commons, a coalition of Read More →
Amgen celebrates ‘Mission Week’ at Thousand Oaks headquarters
Amgen held an Oct. 12 celebration at its Thousand Oaks headquarters as part of the biotech giant’s second annual Mission Week. Mission Week is an internal initiative that provides Amgen staff the opportunity to step away from day-to-day work, celebrate how their endeavors matter to millions of patients worldwide and be inspired by those patient Read More →
Santa Maria trucking firm shuts down
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Reagan Foundation to benefit from hosting GOP debate
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Court hands SB County win in ExxonMobil case
A federal judge on Sept. 27 handed Santa Barbara County and environmental groups a big win in a dispute with ExxonMobil, setting back the oil giant’s hopes to reopen three offshore drilling platforms. U.S. District Court Judge Dolly Gee upheld the county Board of Supervisors’ 2022 denial of an interim trucking permit sought by ExxonMobil Read More →
