CLU donors demand Gallegly Center gifts back
Seventeen major donors to the Elton and Janice Gallegly Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement located at Cal Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks are demanding reimbursement for donations made toward the development of the center. On behalf of all 17 donors, Pasadena-based law firm Groveman/Hiete LLP sent an 11-page letter to the university on Read More →
Oxnard firm helps area cities meet new climate rules
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AppFolio cuts jobs to address profitability concerns, stock gains 10%
Santa Barbara-based AppFolio has seen its shares rise as much as 12.6% in the days since the company announced it would be laying off 9% of its workforce on Aug. 17. Shane Trigg, the company’s CEO recently hired in March, wrote in a letter sent out to employees on Aug.17 that it would be cutting Read More →
Embracing new possibilities: Ventura tourism sees X Games boost, SB and SLO counties see positive trends
Summer is a time of great expectations for the tri-counties. As people look to venture out and do things near the beach, near the mountains and anything else in between, the Central Coast has three counties that can fulfill those needs. While it might have been a late start for some, all saw some big Read More →
UPDATE: Direct Relief provides aid to Hawaii in response to deadly wildfires
In the week following the Maui wildfires that destroyed thousands of structures and killed more than 100 people as of Aug. 16, Santa Barbara-based Direct Relief has provided immediate support to help the locals recover from the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii’s history. Direct Relief’s first large shipment of medical supplies arrived on Aug. 12 Read More →
Childcare options are crucial for post-COVID workforce
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Eloise Cohen, a major arts supporter in Thousand Oaks, dies at 73
There are just a few people in any community who can light up a room, raise money for any cause and elevate arts and culture with grace and style. Eloise Cohen was one of them. She and her husband Chuck, an attorney and former Thousand Oaks mayor, were the Conejo Valley first couple for many Read More →
