Santa Barbara County evacuations ordered as heavy rains forecasted
Forecasted heavy rains prompted the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department to order residents to evacuate by 8 p.m. Feb. 1 in areas below the Thomas, Whittier and Sherpa fire burn scars. Residents in areas at high risk for debris flows were ordered to evacuate and homes in adjacent areas were warned about the potential for Read More →
Autonomous vehicle technologies insurance startup raises $5 million
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Thousand Oaks imagines new future for civic arts plaza
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Tri-county cannabis production faces opposition from neighbors
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Ventura incubator XponentialWorks opens doors to UCSB students
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Panesis: Startups need affordable coworking space
By Mike Panesis When I say “coworking,” what comes to mind? Hip, flexible work spaces? Opportunities for serendipitous collaboration? Feeling a part of a community? The perfect place to launch a startup? It stands to reason that coworking is a natural fit for entrepreneurs. Founders can pursue their dreams among like-minded peers who help each Read More →
Camarillo man gets 14 years in prison for unemployment benefit fraud
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