Conservation couple donates $165M to preserve Jalama Beach
A record donation of $165 million facilitated the purchase of 24,000 acres of coastal habitat at Jalama Beach for conservation. The Nature Conservancy announced Dec. 22 that geo-mapping software entrepreneurs Jack and Laura Dangermond had made the largest donation in the organization’s history, enabling it to purchase the eight-mile tract of land near Point Conception Read More →
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Experts share tips on how to grow startups
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Read More →The British are coming — to woo Central Coast firms
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Read More →State Street struggles while Ventura, SLO retailers thrive
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Read More →Downtown retail study recommends ways to revitalize State Street
Addressing loitering and panhandling and encouraging more mixed-use developments that include residential are among the recommendations to revitalize State Street in a retail strategy study released by the Downtown Organization of Santa Barbara on June 9. Seattle-based retail consulting firm Downtown Works said that loitering by homeless people is perhaps the biggest challenge facing State Read More →
Read More →Santa Barbara mayor concerned about city’s lack of enough revenue
Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider shared a lot of positive news in her state of the city address at the Lobero Theater on March 22 but said the city’s lack of enough revenue is concerning. Schneider said she was encouraged by lower State Street’s growth on Cabrillo Boulevard, with construction of the MOXI museum and Read More →
Read More →Changes take flight at Central Coast airports
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