Ventura County facing slow economic growth in 2023
Echoing other local economists, Mark Schniepp told attendees at the Ventura County Taxpayers Foundation’s economic outlook conference on April 14 that the county will see slow growth the rest of this year. “We have two scenarios,” Schniepp, director of the California Economic Forecast in Santa Barbara, said at the annual event at the Hyatt Regency Read More →
CSUCI’s animal house expands onto campus
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Startups ready to duke it out at AngelCon
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Lean mean surveying machine
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Latinos drive most of U.S. GDP growth
The economic contributions of Latinos in the United State are large and rapidly growing, according to a report that was the focus of a March 29 program at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. “As a summary statistic for the economic performance of Latinos in the United States, the 2020 Latino GDP is extraordinary,” the Read More →
Westlake Village company secures $37 million in equity funding
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Unemployment rate stabilizes across tri-counties in February
The unemployment rate along the Central Coast was lower in the month of February as the pattern of a usual hike in job loss stabilized after the holiday season, according to data released on March 24 by the California Employment Development Department. Unemployment data, which is usually released in the third week of the month, Read More →
