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The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce announced the return of its largest signature event of the year, the State of the City. It will take place on April 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort. The luncheon will include an opportunity to hear directly from the

By Staff Report The city of Goleta held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the kickoff of Project Connect on March 18. The event was held near the intersection of Hollister Avenue and the southbound Highway 217 onramp, a location that will be impacted by the future realignment of Hollister Avenue, according to a press release.

By Atmika Iyer Special to the Business Times GreatWay Roofing — a company providing roofing contractors, based in the city of Camarillo — has seen an increase in the infrastructural impacts on commercial and residential buildings from intensifying annual storms during the winter months in the Central Coast. The last two winters in California have

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has partnered with local law firm Mullen & Henzell to provide area law school students and graduates with career development opportunities. Under the collaboration, announced March 7, the foundation will inform current and former scholarship recipients of available law clerk and attorney positions at Mullen & Henzell. Brian Daly,

The latest threats to national security from space, combined with significant commercial opportunities, should make it a priority for California to invest in the area around Vandenberg Space Force Base. That’s the gist of a recent letter from a bipartisan group of Congressional legislators to Gov. Gavin Newsom. And we think the Governor’s office should

As the demand for a more robust workforce with skills in new areas continues progressing, so too are local colleges' efforts to offer degrees that help students. On March 20, California Lutheran University announced that it will be launching a bachelor's degree in data science beginning in the fall of 2024. This comes after citing

By Staff Report Hayes Commercial Group released its fourth quarter 2023 market report and cited higher interest rates as a key reason for a 43% decrease in sales transactions. The commercial real estate firm found that there were 71 sales during 2023, the lowest count since 2011 and that the South Coast was especially hit,

California’s 2.7 million undocumented immigrants, including those in the tri-county region, contribute 4.9% to the state’s GDP. That’s according to a new study prepared by Jamshid Damooei, the executive director of California Lutheran University’s Center for Economics of Social Issues in Thousand Oaks “The contribution of undocumented immigrants in California is enormous,” Damooei told the

The Trade Desk headquarters in downtown Ventura (file photo) Ventura-based The Trade Desk saw shares rise nearly 20% in the days after the company highlighted another record fiscal year in 2023 with CEO Jeff Green also adding that he expects even more growth in 2024. The Trade Desk, an advertising tech firm, saw revenue hit

Procore is subleasing this building next to its headquarters in Carpinteria. (file photo) Analysts are raising their price target for shares of Carpinteria-based Procore after the company’s fourth quarter and full-year 2023 earnings showed some promising signs for the construction software company. Procore, which released its earnings on Feb. 15, highlighted revenue worth $950 million