Dubroff: You can never be too prepared for emergency scenarios
It’s December and we’re fighting fires again. Ventura County’s South Fire, which broke out December 9, burned more than 2500 acres before it was largely contained a few days later with minimal damage. Lompoc and Santa Barbara County officials are also investigating recent brush fires near the La Purissima Mission State Park. And the area Read More →
Street smarts: Rubicon Theatre Company receives $1.5M
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Good works: Chumash donates $500K to Toys for Tots
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Our view: Goleta makes necessary revisions to help region’s housing crisis
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CRE: Multiple transportation infrastructure projects receive state funding
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Santa Barbara Humane launches $60M renovation project
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Limoneira CEO says company isn’t looking to move
Santa Paula-based Limoneira is unlikely to leave the area if it sells some or all of the company as part of its strategic review, CEO Harold Edwards told the Business Times. “I just don’t see it,” he said during a Dec. 11 interview. “This isn’t about us leaving. This is about us figuring out how Read More →
