Headphones blast Sonos into inner space
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Dubroff: CLU Regents hit the reset button on leadership
Four years ago, Lori Varlotta took the helm at California Lutheran University as an agent of change determined to shake up the status quo and focus on social issues. Her transformational formula was an advantage for CLU as it was forced to deal with the pandemic and the changes sweeping through universities nationwide. But her Read More →
Leadership may be on Cal Lutheran’s Town Hall agenda
Faculty and staff of California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks will gather for a May 21 Town Hall meeting at which the future of embattled President Lori Varlotta may be up for discussion. The Town Hall will be held from 11 a.m. to Noon at the Preus-Brandt Forum. It is closed to the public and Read More →
Arcutis treatment helps deliver Q1 earnings beat
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Wendy Foster’s State Street location closing
State Street icon Wendy Foster is becoming the latest casualty of Santa Barbara’s retail apocalypse. The trend-forward fashion retailer said May 14 that it was closing its location at 1220 State Street after a nearly 40-year run that featured some of the most iconic apparel on the Central Coast. Although technically a “pause,” according to a statement, Read More →
Dubroff: Tectonic plates shift as Santa Barbara embraces housing
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Port of Hueneme to create green auto shipping corridors with Asian ports
The Port of Hueneme has become the first U.S. port authority to sign agreements to create green automotive shipping corridors with ports and terminals in Japan and South Korea, it was announced May 2. “The partnerships we have with Japan and South Korea will help mutually grow commercial relationships with existing port clients and allow Read More →
