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In November of 2023, UC Santa Barbara celebrated 15 years worth of advancements professors, scientists and others have had in the energy efficiency field. Whether it be Shuji Nakamura's work with LED Lighting to John Bowers's work on optical switches has vastly improved the energy efficiency of data switching, there was a lot to be

Millions of people saw the Pea Soup Andersen’s billboards, carefully counting down the miles on Highway 101 than ever stopped to eat. But clever marketing and the law of averages meant that Pea Soup Andersen’s became an icon for road warriors traveling up and down the 101. Locals, too, visited the large Danish-themed restaurant for

Cadense co-founder Dr. Tyler Susko holding the company's first shoe product, which is expected to launch in March 2024. (courtesy photo) As a high schooler, Dr. Tyler Susko wasn't exactly sure how, but he knew he wanted to help people. During those years, he recalled many trips to assisted living communities, specifically one that was

Geri LaChance never envisioned a lengthy career in the credit union industry. When she started working in the sector at North Island Credit Union in San Diego nearly 40 years ago, she thought it would be a short stint. “I originally thought I'll work there for a year or two until I can go to

The Conejo Spectrum, a 832,000-square-foot business park in Thousand Oaks, has attracted biotech companies. (courtesy photo) The global pandemic that shook the world nearly four years ago also brought an exuberance for investors to the biotech, biopharma and overall healthcare industry. As such, 2021 became a banner year for the biotechnology industry, with PitchBook citing

Sometime in the not-too-distant future, space launches are going to be scheduled more like chartered flights than experimental events. That means the facilities at Vandenberg Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral are going to get a lot more use. In the case of Vandenberg, preparations for over 100 launches a year are already underway —

Atmika Iyer Special to the Business Times As Santa Barbara County’s municipalities are slowly receiving approval for their housing elements from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, the goal to rezone and develop thousands of additional housing units to meet the overwhelming demand is underway. In 2022, the Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA)

By Staff Report Office building sales declined across Southern California last year, according to a Jan. 3 NAI Capital report. The report found that the slowdown in significant office asset transactions became evident, with total sales volume reaching approximately $4 billion, down 41.9% from 2022. This also marked the slowest year in both dollar volume

A survey conducted by ResumeBuilder.com found that 79% of companies are currently tracking employee office attendance and will continue doing so in the new year. Released on Jan. 2, the survey generated responses from 800 business leaders from organizations where the majority of their workforce could work remotely. On top of finding that nearly 8

It has been a rough year trying to stay in the green for Sacks Parente since its initial public offering. Moreover, the Camarillo-based company that specializes in making golf equipment has had a major shakeup in the C-Suite, with CEO Tim Triplett stepping down from his CEO position right before the end of the year