Breaking: FEMA authorizes federal funds for use for Mountain Fire
In an effort to contain the Mountain Fire, which has scorched more than 10,000 acres across Ventura County and burned down more than two dozen homes, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced the use of federal funds to assist California firefighters. The fire started on the morning of Nov. 6 near the 7900 block of Read More →
Amgen, investors focused on obesity drug candidate
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CenCal Health to invest $6M to expand healthcare workforce
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Tri-county unemployment finally slows down upward trend
After three consecutive months of rising unemployment along the Central Coast, each of the tri-counties finally slowed that trend down in September according to the latest data from the California Employment Development Department. Released Oct. 18, the unemployment rate of the tri-counties was at 4.3% in September, down from an unemployment rate of 4.73% in August and Read More →
Cancer Support Community highlights the power of coming together
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Small, mid-size business owners optimistic for 2025
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Troubled Simi Valley Town Center sold once again
The long-struggling Simi Town Center has been sold for $38 million, the latest time it has switched hands since opening in 2005. Archway Capital announced Oct. 16 that it provided a $22.8-million loan to help acquire the 593,827-square-foot open-air shopping mall in Simi Valley. The new owners are SteelWave, a San Mateo-based commercial real estate developer, and Read More →
