Port of Hueneme plans to have zero emissions by 2030
The Port of Hueneme plans to have zero emissions by 2030, Port COO Christina Birdsey told the Business Times June 7. The Port was awarded funding by the California Energy Commission in 2021 to develop a comprehensive zero-emissions blueprint. The initiative involved a detailed technical analysis and outreach project to assess the ZE fuel needs, Read More →
ARB continues northern expansion with Atascadero branch
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Street smarts: UC Santa Barbara baseball to host NCAA regional
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Arcutis treatment helps deliver Q1 earnings beat
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Santa Barbara economic summit discusses State Street’s needs
The need for housing throughout Santa Barbara County is well documented, as is the need to reinvent Santa Barbara’s State Street. But with the cost of construction costs and permitting taking even longer in 2024, those projects with great ambition to help the county are becoming less desirable, Gene Deering, a principal at Radius Real Read More →
Small business owners, in the nation and in the region, keep rosy outlook
A new Bank of America study finds that a majority of small and mid-sized business owners have an optimistic outlook about their businesses over the next year. Among other things, many expect their revenues to increase and plan to expand their businesses, the survey, released May 1, found. Jenn Kennedy, who has a Santa Barbara Read More →
CRE: Public company sells Ventura County office, HTFVC hosts affordable housing program
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