Region’s companies meet state mandate for women on corporate boards
Every publicly traded company in the tri-county region has at least one woman on its board of directors, but only half of the 22 companies have enough women directors to meet a state law that takes effect at the start of 2022.
Street Smarts: Ronald McDonald House family room comes to VCMC
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Broken Clock Vinegar Works is bringing Solvang a shrubbery
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Dubroff: Teledyne’s acquisition of Flir could turn the 101 corridor into ‘Sensor Alley’
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Real Estate: Majestic makes $13.1 million buy in Goleta business park
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Our View: No excuse for Garcia’s anti-democratic behavior
The civil war within the Republican party arrived at the edge of the Tri-Counties, when recently re-elected U.S. Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, said he would oppose the certification of Joe Biden as president-elect. “I do believe there is enough evidence of compromised processes and breakdowns in election integrity by certain state legislatures that do Read More →
Our View: State’s virus response plagued by bureaucratic bumbling
What’s really frustrating for Central Coast business owners is the way California continues to be heavy on tax and regulation and light on services and delivery. The state’s COVID-19 response has put businesses through the ringer time and again, with opening and closing and reopening orders. Now that things are out of control again, the Read More →
