A quantum leap for UCSB Nobel prizes
Nobel prizes are returning to the Central Coast, thanks to breakthroughs in quantum mechanics that paved the way for today’s breakthrough computing labs. Michel H. Devoret of Yale and UC Santa Barbara and John M. Martinis of UCSB joined John Clarke of UC Berkeley as the 2025 laureates in physics. The award was given for Read More →
Oncology clinical trials on verge for Ventura County Medical Center
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Meathead settles federal lawsuit with EEOC
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Procore’s tees up new CEO, talks PGA deal
Coming off a headline-making PGA tour sponsorship, Carpinteria-based Procore Technologies is staying in the national spotlight as the company named its new CEO. Set to start on Nov. 10, Ajei Gopal has been poised to take over as CEO, succeeding Procore Founder Craig Tooey Courtemanche, the company announced Sept. 22. Gopal will be taking over Read More →
Rose Care’s new CEO tasked with taking it to next level
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Limoneira’s bold plan has blueprint for housing fix
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South Coast Chamber study finds immigration activity is hurting local businesses
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