Jordano retires from MB&T board of directors
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Read More →COVID-19 pandemic creates CRE uncertainty
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Read More →Reopening will not be easy, but it can be done
The pain from the COVID-19 pandemic will be here for a while, but we can learn from it. That was a theme of a UC Santa Barbara economic webinar examining the effects of COVID-19 on Santa Barbara County and what that means going forward. The May 7 webinar featured four local experts on subjects ranging Read More →
Read More →The Trade Desk soars after beating analyst estimates
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Read More →Nordstrom will not reopen store in Santa Barbara’s Paseo Nuevo
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Read More →Tri-county vintners decry rules for reopening wine tasting rooms
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Read More →COVID-19 takes a toll on the Port of Hueneme
Car sales have stalled, shrinking traffic through the Port of Hueneme and changing the calculus for shippers and distributors with operations in Ventura County. Auto industry suppliers are gearing up for a surge in production when factories reopen, even as they look for space to store vehicles and keep workers at a safe distance. With Read More →
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