Grants available to organizations impacted by COVID-19
Nonprofits in two Central Coast counties will be able to get COVID-19 assistance. In Ventura County, nonprofits can apply for a small business mini grant through the county. The grants are $5,000, and county CEO Mike Powers said the grants are designed to help business and organization leaders, especially those in more disadvantaged areas or Read More →
Dubroff: Economist predicts quick recovery from COVID-19 crisis
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Campbell-Thomas: Employers allies of LGBTQ+ community
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Dubroff: Creating a more just society on the Central Coast
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Oil glut ends tri-county drilling expansion
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Businesses get answers, guidance on reopening
If you’re confused about how to reopen, you’re not alone. On June 2, Santa Barbara County community leaders led a webinar to help clear up confusion about reopening and answer questions business owners had. Approximately 350 people registered for the webinar, and when it started there were about 100 attendees. The event was an example Read More →
Mack: Equal opportunity is the antidote for injustice
A brutal police slaying. Rising protests. Social unrest. A country in pain. Race again the issue. In an effort to get some perspective on what’s happening in America this summer, I reached out to Travis Mack, a prominent African-American business leader and person I’ve known for most of my life on the Central Coast. Mack, Read More →
