Deckers wins battle over board
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Biggest fire in state’s history hurts growers
Updated on Dec. 29: Losses mounted for tri-county agriculture as firefighters gained ground on the Thomas fire over the Christmas holiday weekend. Containment jumped to 88 percent as of press time on Dec. 26, with 281,620 acres reported burned — officially the largest fire in the state’s history. Nearly 900 fire personnel remained on hand Read More →
Insurance firms assure Thomas fire victims, claims may take time but will eventually pay off
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SLO airport doubles its services to Denver
Just in time for the holidays, the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport announced that United Airlines had added a second daily flight to Denver. The new flight follows a major upgrade for the airport. A $40 million new terminal opened in October, adding 56,000 square feet that include a new ticketing lobby, baggage Read More →
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust declares cash dividend
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Calavo Growers reports $1.1 billion in revenue for 2017
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Main street merchants hoping for holiday miracle to save sales
Facing a revenue meltdown as the Thomas fire drags into a second week, business owners put out a call for residents to do their shopping locally and made tough calls on ways to support staff. “Our regular business levels are at less than 5 percent of normal,” said Sherry Villanueva, owner of Santa Barbara-based Read More →
