Tri-Counties accelerate reopening but under strict guidelines
All three of the Tri-Counties are now allowed to reopen places of worship, hair salons and barber shops, as of amendments to state guidelines on May 25 and 26. The new guidance comes almost a week after the region was approved, almost uniformly, to go into accelerated reopening. More industries can reopen, including dine-in restaurants Read More →
Tri-county stocks split as market falls
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Acme Hospitality reopens Santa Barbara restaurants
Several of Acme Hospitality’s restaurants in Santa Barbara have reopened. Acme Hospitality closed its establishments as the city shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now The Lark, Loquita, Pearl Social and Helena Avenue Bakery are all serving dine-in guests. Additionally, Lucky Penny is open for full service ordering and patio dining. Lucky Penny Read More →
SB County clears path for wine tasting rooms to reopen
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Montecito Bank & Trust board adds Marshall, Rabinowitz
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Tri-county medical providers get $114M in federal funding
Medical providers in the Tri-Counties have received almost $114.5 million in funding through the CARES Act and the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act. More than a thousand medical providers on the Central Coast have received funding from the Health Resources and Human Services Administration because of their roles in fighting COVID-19. Of Read More →
Tri-county universities taking different routes for fall semester
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