Ventura County settles most lawsuits over COVID closures
When the state came out from under the last round of stay-at-home orders, Ventura County settled most of its 13 lawsuits against gyms and restaurants that stayed open despite state and local health orders. There are still several active cases open, though, as some businesses continue to defy the orders by holding indoor operations—which are Read More →
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Downtown Santa Barbara goes to school with two colleges on the move
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Read More →Kate Farms gains more liquidity, plans Carpinteria expansion
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Read More →UCSB green-tech spinout C-Zero closes $11.5M round
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Read More →Letter To The Editor: An overlooked Most Influential figure in the region
Dear Editor: As an avid reader of the Pacific Coast Business Times, I enjoyed your second round of 50 Most Influential People (special section published Feb. 12). I would like to recommend another candidate for your consideration: Monty Roberts. I know Monty, his family, and his unique background through his generosity in allowing me the Read More →
Read More →Real Estate: Dollar value of transactions dropped by nearly half in 2020
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Read More →Opinion: Vehicles on the beach don’t pay for Oceano
By Nick Alter For nearly 40 years the California Department of Parks and Recreation has been operating the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area, as permitted by the California Coastal Commission in 1982. As permitted, street-legal vehicles have been allowed to drive up and down a two-mile stretch of beach extending from Grand Avenue in Read More →
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