Henry Dubroff | Friday, January 16th, 2015
Dubroff: UCSB diabetes researcher refines fine art of forecasting behavior
Columns, Latest news, OpinionAdvances such as tablet technology and cloud computing mean that a fully commercial product to reliably regulate insulin might be within reach.
Henry Dubroff | Thursday, January 15th, 2015
State Treasurer Chiang talks budget balancing in Camarillo
Latest news, Top Stories, Tri-County EconomyEight days into his first term as State Treasurer, John Chiang painted a largely upbeat picture of California’s future.
Henry Dubroff | Friday, January 9th, 2015
Select merger will shift HQ to Atlanta
Latest news, South Coast, Top Stories, Tri-County EconomyOne of the 10 largest staffing firms in the nation, the Santa Barbara-based Select Family of Staffing Cos., announced Jan. 5 it plans to merge with EmployBridge, a staffing company based in Atlanta.
Henry Dubroff | Friday, January 9th, 2015
Dubroff: Commuter rail on the Central Coast may put bullet train on track
Columns, Latest news, Opinion, Top StoriesIf high speed rail is going to become a reality for the Central Valley, the Central Coast should find a way to get its own rail program going.
Henry Dubroff | Friday, January 2nd, 2015
Dubroff: With California in decent shape the good times will roll on into 2015
Columns, Latest news, Opinion, Top StoriesForecasting is a dangerous game, but from this writer’s perspective, the relative good times enjoyed by the Central Coast during the past year should continue into 2015.
Henry Dubroff | Tuesday, December 23rd, 2014
Remembering the banking visionary who built SBB&T
Banking & Finance, Latest news, Top StoriesDonald M. Anderson, a Minnesota native whose vision drove Santa Barbara Bank & Trust’s rise to the top of the region’s financial institutions, died earlier this month in Santa Barbara. He was 86.
Henry Dubroff | Friday, December 19th, 2014
Dubroff: With drought worries shelved, falling oil prices give region a break
Columns, Latest news, Opinion, Top StoriesOn a drive throughout much of the Highway 101 corridor dodging rainstorms on Dec. 15, I learned a lot about how much the psychology of a return to normal weather is having on the region.