Santa Barbara International Film Festival makes its return to in-person, indoor screenings
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Opinion: When it comes to COVID response, wealth doesn’t always equal health
By Jan Nederveen Pieterse Differences in COVID-19 public health performance and health outcomes between regions and countries are staggering. A common-sense assumption is that wealth is health and the higher a society’s per capita income, the lower COVID deaths will be, and vice versa. But the data doesn’t bear this out. For example, compare COVID-19 Read More →
Growers breathe sigh of relief as Mexican avocado imports resume
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In ‘transition year,’ Procore reports growth in both revenue and net losses
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Atara reports patient death in cancer treatment study
Atara Biotherapeutics, a South San Francisco-based drug development company with major operations in Thousand Oaks, reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Feb. 18 that a patient died in one of its Phase 1 trials. The patient, who was being treated at a Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center location in New York, suffered Read More →
Our View: Don’t let NIMBYs limit California’s best universities
NIMBYism should not be used to destroy the public institutions that are the lifeblood of the California economy. Unfortunately, that is what’s happening in Berkeley, where a court order freezing enrollment at the University of California’s flagship campus may force massive cuts in incoming student admissions and trigger more than $50 million in lost tuition. Read More →
Dubroff: Fed critic takes her message to Ventura County
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