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 | Friday, August 14th, 2015

								
3 months after oil spill, Santa Barbara region recovering

								Energy, Latest news, South Coast, Top Stories, Tourism								
  Even though Plains All American Pipeline underestimated the extent of the Refugio oil spill, Santa Barbara businesses and residents are feeling less of a sting than expected since the rupture fouled the Gaviota coastline and its wildlife about three months ago. Plains, the Houston-based oil company responsible for the spill, said in a quarterly Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


												


								
								

								
																
								
 | Friday, August 14th, 2015

								
Amtrak train retiming would help commuters

								Latest news, South Coast, Top Stories, Tri-County Economy, West Ventura County								
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 | Friday, August 14th, 2015

								
Cabrillo Boathouse renovation project awaiting final approval

								Columns, Latest news, Real Estate, Top Stories								
The Santa Barbara Planning Commission will review renovation plans for the Cabrillo Boathouse and Pavilion on Aug. 20. The city-owned historic landmark at 1118 E. Cabrillo Blvd. has hosted many community programs since its 1926 inception, predominantly on its second floor that overlooks East Beach. The city plans to address failing building systems, which include Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


												


								
								

								
																
								
 | Friday, August 14th, 2015

								
Minimum wage increases could be boon for Ventura County

								Columns, Latest news, Top Stories								
California’s minimum wage is set to increase to $10 per hour in January but some cities like Los Angeles have preempted the hike with their own, prompting certain businesses to weigh relocation. Neighboring regions, like Ventura County, may reap the benefits. LA recently approved an ordinance that would incrementally raise the minimum wage from $9 Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


												


								
								

								
																
								
 | Friday, August 7th, 2015

								
Tri-county cities test limits of home sharing

								Latest news, Top Stories, Tourism								
As peer-to-peer rental services like Airbnb grow, cities throughout the tri-county region have struggled to adjust to the increasingly popular trend. Just as Netflix revolutionized TV and Uber changed transportation, home-sharing sites like Airbnb are transforming the tourism industry. Travelers can stay longer and spend more money because of cheaper lodging options. Businesses get more Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


												


								
								

								
																
								
 | Friday, August 7th, 2015

								
Goleta nonprofit Direct Relief moving forward with building

								Columns, Nonprofits, Real Estate								
Goleta-based nonprofit Direct Relief is one step closer to building a new 155,000-square-foot facility by the Santa Barbara Airport where it could produce and distribute humanitarian aid, medicine and other vital supplies to impoverished and disaster-stricken communities around the world. The Santa Barbara Architectural Board of Review continued the project after its first concept review Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


												


								
								

								
																
								
 | Friday, July 31st, 2015

								
Rabobank wants to be tops in ag, small biz lending

								Agribusiness, Banking & Finance, Banking Industry, Latest news, Top Stories								
  After a series of branch consolidations and a strategic rethinking, Rabobank will focus its California lending on business banking, agribusiness and renewables in its core markets in the Central Valley and on the Central Coast. The Netherlands-based banking giant has set a goal to be the global leader in food and agriculture lending as Read More →

							

						        

							


							

							


					        

					     

							
					       


					     


									 	

		
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