CRE: Santa Barbara hotel occupancy, revenue down in February
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CenCal Health report details progress on strategic plan
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Ventech panelists share how to raise money in tough times
After a boom in the venture capital and initial public offering in 2021 and the majority of 2022, things have started grinding to a halt. In 2023, due to economic headwinds from rate hikes to fighting overseas, more and more venture firms were keen on keeping their dollars in their funds. But Scott Hamilton, CEO Read More →
Blois Construction co-founder, political activist Jean Blois dies at 96
Jean Williamson Blois, one of the leading women in business and politics on the South Coast, died March 22 at age 96. Blois was a co-founder of the political movement that led to the successful effort to incorporate the City of Goleta. She served on its first city council and was instrumental in guiding Goleta Read More →
Dubroff: How many lawyers will it take to change Ventura’s light bulbs
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Updated: Adventist, Sutter expand Central Coast reach
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Forum focuses on needed affordable housing for area educators
Many students at California’s public colleges and universities have to sleep in their cars because they can’t afford permanent housing, including dormitories. Among them are those enrolled at CSU Channel Islands, according to Linda Braunschweiger, CEO of the Housing Trust Fund Ventura County. “There’s a large percentage of them,” she told the Business Times on Read More →
