Ridley-Tree Cancer Center in Santa Barbara celebrates grand opening
The Ridley-Tree Cancer Center celebrated its grand opening on Sept. 13 and its first patients will be treated Sept. 18, ushering in a new era of cancer treatment in Santa Barbara. “It has taken a small village of people over a decade to make this dream a reality,” said Kurt Ransohoff, CEO and chief medical Read More →
Tri-county grape harvest yields lower but quality is good
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Fess Parker hotel in Santa Barbara upping its game
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Dubroff: Corporate CEOs emerging as powerful force in politics
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Ventura Auto Center keeps growing with new dealerships
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Supervisors nix plan to develop Rancho La Laguna farmland
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Yardi offers help for Hurricane Harvey victims
Santa Barbara-based property management software provider Yardi will attempt to help tens of thousands of people affected by Hurricane Harvey by using its RENTCafé property marketing and leasing platform to create a housing registry website that will help displaced residents find temporary and permanent homes, according to a Sept. 1 news release. The website RENTCafe.com/HurricaneHarvey Read More →
