Port of Hueneme clears the air with new website
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Lake Fire proves challenging for 1st responders
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UC Santa Barbara cashes in with NCAA Regional
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Cal Resources Corp completes all-stock merger with Aera
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Overstaffed Patagonia tells 90 employees to relocate or be laid off
In part because its customer service ranks are overstaffed, Ventura-based Patagonia is giving 90 of those employees the option of relocating or being laid off. Most have opted to leave and receive severance packages, Patagonia spokesman J.J. Huggins told the Business Times June 27 “And that was expected, and totally reasonable,” he said. But the primary reason Read More →
Sovato platform aces remote robotic surgery tests
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Kate Farms embraces growth with move into new HQ
Santa Barbara-based Kate Farms was started with the goal of founders Richard and Michelle Laver to help their young daughter, Kate, who was born with cerebral palsy. As a child, she was failing to thrive because she could not tolerate any of the available tube-feeding formulas. So, the Laver’s started their own company in 2011 Read More →
