Procore raises $75 million in funding round
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Read More →Our view: Union-only construction bad idea in Santa Barbara
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Read More →Ventura County economy lagging
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Read More →Central Coast construction costs up as metal prices rise
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Read More →Housing issues dominate Central Coast economic outlook
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Read More →California’s labor shortage can be fixed
By Jordan Cunningham California has a huge hole in our skilled labor force. Construction companies scramble to find carpenters, electricians, iron workers and those in other specialized careers that make up the construction workforce. Nearly 70 percent of California contractors said they’re having difficulty filling positions for installation specialists. Roughly 50 percent said it’s difficult Read More →
Read More →Our View: Santa Barbara sales tax measure could be tough to sell
With one survey indicating solid voter support and a willing city council going along, Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider has gotten the votes necessary to place a 1 cent general sales tax hike on the ballot for November. The June 28 vote caps a discussion that began earlier this spring when the idea of a Read More →
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