Agilent doubles down on Carpinteria presence
Agilent Technologies, a supplier of laboratory medical equipment to the biotechnology industry, is an extremely largecompany headquartered in Santa Clara — but to the people of Santa Barbara County, the company has long had a presence in Carpinteria. On Sept. 9, the company decided to double down on that presence announcing the opening of its Biopharma CDx Read More →
Dubroff: Nonprofits take center stage in SB Foundation report
People who work in nonprofits are passionate, committed to a cause and not necessarily in it for the money. In recognition of that commitment, the Santa Barbara Foundation scheduled its second “Toast to the Nonprofit Community” at Vega Vineyards in Buellton on Sept. 5. When I talked to her a day before the invitation-only event, Foundation CEO Read More →
Dubroff: Nonprofits take center stage in Santa Barbara Foundation report
People who work in nonprofits are passionate, committed to a cause and not necessarily in it for the money. In recognition of that commitment, the Santa Barbara Foundation scheduled its second “Toast to the Nonprofit Community” at Vega Vineyards in Buellton on Sept. 5. When I talked to her a day before the invitation-only event, Foundation CEO Read More →
Mission Produce leads tri-county ag companies in successful third quarter
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Latigo adds to C-suite, board of directors
Thousand Oaks-based Latigo Biotherapeutics appointed Tim Lugo as its chief financial officer Sept. 9 and also added Beth Seidenberg, co-founder of Westlake Village BioPartners, and Jim Tananbaum to its board of directors. Latigo, a biotech company developing non-opioid pain medicines, said in a press release that these appointments will “bring deep expertise and leadership.” “Tim’s Read More →
Gerhard: Punitive tariffs are well-intentioned, but will hurt Americans in the long run
Will you be buying a washing machine next year? You will not be alone. In 2023, 13.3 million washing machines were sold in the United States, and similar numbers are expected to be purchased in the years to come. Over decades, consumers enjoyed an increasing number of choices, better technology, and lower prices — whether they Read More →
Nunes sees major changes for Cal Lutheran
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