Rollins: South Coast a fertile field for cloud computing
Latest news, TechnologyCloud computing companies are remaking the technology landscape of the Tri-Counties and creating a “fertile” environment for entrepreneurs and computer scientists. That was the message serial entrepreneur and investor Woody Rollins brought to about 150 area executives on Nov. 6 as California Lutheran University hosted the first Santa Barbara version of its successful Corporate Leaders Read More →
Control of Congress is the bottom line for two Central Coast races
Columns, OpinionThere is just one reason why House Speaker John Boehner has been on the Central Coast stumping for GOP Congressional candidates Abel Maldonado and Sen. Tony Strickland.
Here are five key issues to watch closely this economic forecast season
Columns, Health Care & Life Science, OpinionIn an effort to cut through the noise to some real issues facing our region, I’ll offer up five of the key indicators that I’ll be watching in the weeks ahead.
Chamber has Santa Maria-style recipe for economic development
Columns, OpinionPoliticians, business types and pundits have been searching for a model that’s cost-effective and politically viable.
Partnerships begin to emerge in race for drone technology business
ColumnsThe promise and risk in what could be the next aerospace boom in Southern California.
Prop. 30 draws battle line between education and business leaders
Columns, OpinionWhether it passes or fails, the Proposition 30 debate has drawn some battle lines that won’t easily be erased.
Congressional candidates joust over taxes, housing
Latest news[EDITOR’S NOTE: Correction appended below.] Assemblymember Julia Brownley and state Sen. Tony Strickland clashed over fiscal policy, housing and education at an Oct. 2 debate in Thousand Oaks as their campaigns for the 26th U.S. Congressional district remained a close contest. Held at California Lutheran University, the debate turned especially heated when Brownley accused Strickland of voting against California’s Homeowners Bill of Read More →
