Rent Stabilization Is a Necessary Tool
The trends, in the context of zero vacancy, mean that the private market cannot provide adequate housing at prices that the local workforce can afford.
Year: 2022
QAD’s Santa Barbara Campus Reportedly Sold to University of California
The 29-acre, oceanfront campus between Montecito and Summerland sold for over $104 million.
The Backstory | What’s Behind UCSB’s Wall of Silence?
Some institutions are too big to fail — others are too big to talk.
Food Distribution Sites in Santa Barbara
Organizations in Santa Barbara are combatting food insecurity by providing free food and produce for the community.
The Way We Work, Santa Barbara–Style
Here’s what our employment looks like today.
Madeline Dahm Prioritizes Life in the Work/Life Balance
The Santa Barbara science writer, musician, and surfer aims for symmetry.
Amy Fitzgerald Tripp’s New Baby Means New Work Priorities
This Santa Barbara architect designs a remote work routine.
Zach Bordofsky Engineers a New Office Scenario
This Amazon engineer from Santa Barbara adapts to working from home.
Talking “Virtual First” with QAD’s Laura Stepp
A Q&A with the Summerland-based company’s Chief People Officer.
Santa Barbara’s Workforce of the Future
Researching the link between college and workplace success.
