Dubroff: UCSB scientist hunts for next battery breakthrough
If the long reign of the lithium battery is going to come to an end, it may be research by a UC Santa Barbara scientist that helps to deliver a cheaper and less geopolitically risky solution. Raphaele Clement, an assistant professor in materials science at UCSB, has been testing innovative approaches to new battery chemistry Read More →
Cal Poly contributed $2.6 billion to SLO’s economy
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MB&T gives away $1.1M, Benefits 195 Orgs
Janet Garufis, CEO and chairwoman of Montecito Bank & Trust, gathered dozens of representatives from local nonprofits and organizations to celebrate the season of giving with a bang at the 2023 Montecito Bank & Trust Community Dividends event Nov. 20. During the event, the bank announced it was donating $1.1 million to nonprofits based in Read More →
Clinicas del Camino Real opens new urgent care center in Simi
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Area companies honored at Stars of the 101 Awards
The eighth annual Stars of the 101 Awards Dinner was held Nov. 9, honoring companies based in the Highway 101 corridor in the West San Fernando Valley-Ventura County-Santa Barbara area. The event, a benefit for Camarillo nonprofit Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families, was put on by The Association for Corporate Growth 101 at Read More →
Law review: Developer charged with allegedly bribing SLO County supervisor
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Five years after Borderline mass shooting, building being demolished
Five years after the mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill that claimed 12 lives in Thousand Oaks, the building that houses the long-closed country music dance club is being torn down. Workers on Nov. 9 were demolishing the roof and one of the building’s walls at 99 Rolling Oaks Dr. The building’s owner, Golden Enterprise, did Read More →
