Startup 8hz turning recycled plastic into sturdy duffel bags
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CoastHills Credit Union chooses Cook for CEO
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Dubroff: Closing State Street won’t solve housing, homeless woes
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Pacific Pride Festival celebrates LGBTQ community
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629 oil wells on tap for North Santa Barbara County
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Highway 1 open for business and tourism rebounds
Shops and stops along Highway 1 have experienced a late summer surge in the few weeks following the historic coastal route’s mid-July reopening. Now merchants are wondering how long the good times will roll. The famed highway along the Central Coast was closed from just north of Ragged Point in San Luis Obispo County into Read More →
Santa Barbara urged to revitalize State Street
A push by the Santa Barbara City Council and community members to prioritize the revitalization of downtown State Street resulted in much talk and little action during the council’s Aug. 14 meeting. The council did vote to hire an economic development consultant, form an ad hoc committee to oversee the consultant and review suggestions for Read More →
