New home community coming to Santa Paula
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Dubroff: Holiday shopping season paradox of peril and plenty
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Santa Barbara County tourism industry outlook good
With tourism largely rebounding in the aftermath of the winter’s disasters, Visit Santa Barbara unveiled a new branding campaign on Oct 30, along with optimistic lodging forecasts. Data from CBRE Hotels showed an increase in demand for lodging, even as Santa Barbara County absorbed a 6 percent increase in available rooms as new venues like Read More →
Southern California Edison admits fault for starting Thomas fire
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Rosewood Miramar Beach hires managing director
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AIG blames earnings miss on Thomas fire and Montecito mudslides
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Southern California Edison says its equipment started Thomas fire
Utility company Southern California Edison said Oct. 30 that its equipment was to blame for starting the 280,000-acre Thomas fire at one of two origin points. The investigation into the blaze which swept through the region in December is still ongoing by state agency Cal Fire and the Ventura County Fire Department. SCE said it Read More →
