SixPoint Materials wins $50K semiconductor research
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Santa Barbara Airport welcomes back Delta flights
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DOJ, health care orgs reach $68M settlement
The Department of Justice announced June 29 that three major health care providers and a Medi-Cal health plan on the Central Coast will pay $68 million to settle claims they submitted false information related to Medi-Cal and Medicaid reimbursements from 2014 to 2016. The Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo Regional Health Authority, better known as Read More →
UCSB teams with leading-online college to make degrees more accessible
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UCSB New Venture Competition awards $14K to battery material maker
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Bravery in early Santa Barbara banking
David Spainhour, who played a lead role in the rise of Santa Barbara Bank & Trust to become the region’s dominant banking institution in the 1990s and early 2000s, died in Santa Barbara on May 28. He was 91. Spainhour, a native of Los Angeles, took the biggest risk of his career in the 1960s Read More →
Updated: AppFolio lays off 62 people
This story was updated on May 27 to add more context. Goleta-based AppFolio is the latest technology company based on the Central Coast to cut its workforce, as the software company for the real estate industry announced it will be laying off 62 people, according to a WARN act filing with the state on May Read More →
