Category: Tourism
Mark Schniepp: Recession Technically Over
Miller Leads New South Coast Chamber of Commerce
UPDATE: County Calls for Santa Barbara Bars, Beaches to Close as Virus Cases Rise
CEF: Job Market Recovery Looking Stagnant
UPDATE: Even with Go-Ahead to Re-Open, Some Businesses Still Not Ready
Hospitality Appears to Lead Increase in Jobs After Layoffs
ANALYSIS: ‘New Normal’ May Be Long Time Coming
Mark Schniepp: Santa Barbara Layoffs not as Bad as Los Angeles
Some Rules Lifted, Patrons Enjoy More Dining al Fresco
Mark Schniepp: Jobless Numbers Drop 3 Consecutive Weeks
Council OKs Outdoor Dining to Aid Struggling Eateries
Beginning of End for Labor Market Crisis?
Council Mulls Plan to Halt Traffic Downtown, Allow Outdoor Dining
Fund Underway to Aid Hospitality Employees
State Street Businesses Slowly Start to Re-Open
Robin Elander to Lead Downtown Santa Barbara
21 Local Eateries Still Cooking During Crisis
UPDATE: Some Retail Stores Closing for Good Along State Street, including Nordstrom
Local Expert Liz Rogan Contributes to Article on Cannabis Use in Pandemic
What Will Paycheck Protection Program Mean for Business?
Santa Barbara, Goleta Chambers of Commerce to Merge
UCSB Economic Forecast: Hospitality Industry Will Have Long Recovery
How Will We Recover from the Pandemic Induced Recession?
Earth Day, Summer Solstice Events to Go ‘Virtual’ Online
CLU Economists Predict ‘Slow, Painful Recovery’
Unemployment Rate Passes Most Extreme Expectations
Employee Layoffs Mostly at Restaurants, Hotels & Bars
Filings for Unemployment Benefits Soar Beyond Belief
California Economic Forecast: 5 Million Jobs Lost?
Jobs in Crisis Across the State, Nation as Business Shutdowns, Layoffs Soar
UPDATED: County Calls for Closure of Bars, Eateries, Wineries