Street Smarts: Rite Aid is the latest retail casualty on Santa Barbara’s State Street
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Real Estate: Amazon warehouse in Moorpark sold; Buyer plans changes to restaurants on Stearns Wharf
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Dubroff: A dark Sunshine Week as Russia cracks down on press in wartime
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Street Smarts: 2022 shaping up as a change year in Ventura County politics
It looks like there is going to be significant turnover in Ventura County politics this year. Clerk-Recorder Mark Lunn, Treasurer and Tax Collector Steven Hintz and Assessor Dan Goodwin have all decided not to run for re-election. These are all county veterans, with Lunn and Hints having served three terms and Goodwin finishing his sixth. Read More →
A note from the newsroom as the Business Times turns 22
As the masthead on the current edition of the Business Times signifies, we will soon turn the calendar to volume 23. The Business Times began publishing on March, 17, 2000, and we’re looking forward to our 22nd anniversary with a lot on our plate as we enter a new year. A few highlights: • Our Read More →
Real Estate: New tenant means Fillmore Grove office complex is mostly full
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Street Smarts: State rolls out grant program for smallest businesses affected by pandemic
Microbusiness grants are becoming available for companies with less than $50,000 in revenue that have been impacted by COVID-19. Under a program set to launch March 7, Santa Barbara County is partnering with the Santa Barbara Foundation to launch its program for north and south county businesses. The grants do not have to be repaid. Read More →
