Prop 33 puts housing prospects at risk
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Oxnard College launches logistics certificate program
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Dubroff: A look behind the scenes at the latest ‘Civil Dialogues’
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Street smarts: 11th annual Day of Hope raises $409K
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CRE: Camarillo construction firm acquired
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Man charged in Santa Maria courthouse bombing
A Santa Maria man was charged by federal prosecutors on Sept. 26 with allegedly bombing the Santa Maria Superior Courthouse on Sept. 25, injuring at least five people. Nathaniel James McGuire, 20, who was arrested the day of the bombing, is charged with maliciously damaging a building by means of explosive. If convicted, McGuire would Read More →
Santa Barbara Zoo appoints new CEO
The Santa Barbara Zoo officially named the person leading a new era for the organization Sept. 27 as Charles Hopper will be taking over as the next president and CEO. Hopper will succeed Rich Block, who decided he will retire in January 2025 after 26 years as the chief executive. Hopper is only the third person in the Santa Read More →
