Cal Poly, CSU Channel Islands faculty OK strike
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Read More →Paseo Nuevo mall will get a makeover
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Read More →Goleta’s Sientra reassures investors, surgeons
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Read More →No more commute from Santa Barbara to North Carolina
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Read More →Santa Barbara’s Ice Energy partners with SoCal Edison
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Read More →Refugio oil spill pipeline might take five years to get back online
The pipeline that was responsible for the Refugio oil spill in May could take up to five years to get back online and the best-case scenario is 18 to 24 months, according to California Economic Forecast Director Mark Schniepp. He spoke to a room full of the biggest oil players in Santa Barbara County, Read More →
Read More →Sientra sends letter to surgeons about breast implant production
Sientra CEO Hani Zeini issued a letter to plastic surgeons Oct. 30 outlining what the Goleta-based breast implant manufacturer needs to do to restart production at its plant in Brazil. Zeini also implied in the letter that the Food and Drug Administration is going to make a decision regarding Sientra products, which is something Read More →
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