Real Estate: Thousand Oaks gives initial OK to mixed-use project
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Read More →Street Smarts: Santa Barbara Zoo returns, but without its oldest resident
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Read More →Our View: Ventura County enters the post-Totten era
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Read More →Opinion: Revolution in crowdfunding brings private investments to the masses
By Mike Panesis The unfortunate events in our nation’s capital in early January had me thinking a lot about revolutions. Whether successful or not, they seem to come upon us suddenly, when in fact they have fomented for years. We see this phenomenon not just in government and society. In the groundbreaking book “The Structure Read More →
Read More →Opinion: The seller’s three-part formula
By Josh Damigo Whether it’s closing a multi-million-dollar deal, asking, “Do you want fries with that?” or actually getting your partner to agree to watch the show you want to on Netflix, the “art of the sale” is all around us. We should, then, take the time to figure out where our weaknesses lie, because Read More →
Read More →Guilty pleas in $2 million unemployment fraud case in Santa Barbara County
Three people have pleaded guilty in Santa Barbara County to multiple counts of felony unemployment benefit fraud and identity theft, in just one example of the type of fraud that has cost the state tens of billions of dollars during the pandemic. The three defendants were Gordon Alan Welterlen and Nicole Michelle Milan, of San Read More →
Read More →From the archives: J.D. Power’s entry into the Business Times Hall of Fame
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