Movers & Shakers
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Used Computer Sales Up
Network Hardware Resale Finds Customers Like Savings, Service
Network Hardware Resale poll finds that customers like savings and service. Read story.
Santa Barbara International Film Festival Hires Two
Follows Departure of Key Staff Members Earlier This Year
Follows departure of key staff members earlier this year. Read story.
Help with Assisted Living
Business Finds Homes for Seniors
Choosing an assisted living community can be daunting, and not surprisingly, an industry has arisen to help people accomplish it. Read story.
Bawling for Dollars
I know some stuff. Cool stuff. Man stuff. Like how to hook up jumper cables and spackle drywall and calculate the volume of a sphere. Read story.
Wheels of Hope
Bicycles Provide Rwandans with Transportation to Move Harvests
Heart rate through the roof, lungs burning, pedal stroke erratic. Read story.
Montecito Debates Rick Caruso’s Miramar Remodel
Concerns Arise on All Fronts as Developer Presents Plans for Historic, Long-Shuttered Hotel
Concerns arise on all fronts as developer presents plans for historic, long-shuttered hotel. Read story.
Prop 98 Targets Mobile Homes
On the Take
Government officials blast Proposition 98, on the ballot this June, as a plague upon community planning. Read story.
Developer Levy Named Tax Delinquent
State Says He Owes $882,000 in Back Taxes and Penalties
State says he owes $882,000 in back taxes and penalties. Read story.
Retirement Home Says It’s Easy Being Green
Award-Winning Valle Verde a California Leader
Santa Barbara's Valle Verde retirement home is a leader. Read story.
Green Star Coffee
Red Star Coffee, Santa Barbara’s primary dealer of organic and fair-trade blends since 2003, has at last phased out all traces of non-green coffee. Read story.
Toyota Pledges $400,000 to UCSB Bren School
Money to Fund Internships, Fellowships for Environmental Students
Money to fund internships, fellowships for environmental students. Read story.
Gallegly Awarded for Pro-Business Voting Record
Conservative Congressman's 89 Percent Approval Rating Lower than Usual, Though
The Congressman's 89 percent approval rating was lower than usual, though. Read story.
Dos Pueblos Students Win State Economics Contest
Student Team Shows Elite Grasp of Economic Principles
The Dos Pueblos team was part of the Adam Smith division of the contest... Read story.
Carpinteria Councilmember Opens Public Relations Firm
Joe Armendariz Dreams of Helping Anti-Tax Advocacy Groups
Joe Armendariz dreams of assisting anti-tax advocacy groups. Read story.
Candidates for 3rd District Talk Bacara, Naples
Coastal Access a Hot Issue for Santa Barbara County
Coastal access is a hot issue for this Santa Barbara County race and for the county at large as well. Read story.
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