CRE: Camarillo single-family homes up for sale
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Tri-county crop values continue slight ascension
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Street smarts: Visit Oxnard president and CEO steps down
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Portfolio watch
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Saalex relocates HQ, will maintain Camarillo presence
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Houweling’s takes final step out of Ventura County
All of the remaining operations of Houweling’s Camarillo and its proprietor Casey Houwling will leave the Ventura County area before the end of the year as the company filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act with the state earlier this month. California’s Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, or WARN, requires companies to notify Read More →
Santa Barbara company gets CHIPS Act funding
By Staff Report Santa Barbara-based Photothermal Spectroscopy Corporation was one of 17 small businesses across nine states to receive grant funding to explore research projects for developing a viable product or service for introduction in the commercial microelectronics marketplace under the Small Business Innovation Research Program. This is the first award for the CHIPS Research and Development Read More →
