At a Dec. 10 press conference in Colusa County, California Gov. Gavin Newson discusses funding for thousands of ...

By Gerhard Apfelthaler Do you ever feel that you spend too much time in meetings where nothing gets done? You are not alone. In a 2019 Harvard Business Review Article, it is estimated that every day ...

Just before the holidays, our Civil Dialogues podcast was gifted a unique opportunity for an interview. We got a chance to sit down with Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, the nation’s ...

By Staff Report The Ventura County office market's recovery continues, though challenges remain in boosting occupancy levels for office space, according to NAI Capital's Bill Kiefer in his latest ...

With markets rebounding on December 20, most Central Coast stocks retraced some — but not all — of their declines during a week that saw the worst performance for the Dow Jones Industrials since the ...

The Ventura County Chamber's Poinsettia Awards at the Ventura Beach Marriott drew an A-list crowd including: Jackie Gardina, Dean of the Santa Barbara and Ventura Colleges of Law, Monica White, Pattie ...

Visus upgraded the USA Swimming team’s website over 90 days right before the start of the Paris Olympics. (courtesy photo) In 2021, the USA Olympic Swim and Dive team's website saw a lot of new ...

A U.S. Marine launches a Switchblade drone during a training exercise at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina in 2021. (Department of ...

Santa Barbara-based LogicMonitor recently released a study on how artificial intelligence is affecting IT operations and the industry as a whole. Conducted in partnership with industry research firm ...

As it has done with virtually every other industry, artificial intelligence is improving efficiency in the real estate sector. “I think AI is here to stay to drive efficiency and continue to move ...

The Santa Barbara Foundation announced its Conservation, Environment, and Public Trails (CEPT) Grants for 2024 on Dec. 19, awarding nearly $610,000 to 26 nonprofits across Santa Barbara County.

Thousand Oaks-based Wayside Energy saw one of its first big wins as a startup on Dec. 12, after the company announced it was awarded a CalSeed Concept Award worth $200,000. The grant money will go ...