99 Cents Only stores close down all locations
Well-known discount retailer, 99 Cents Only Stores, announced the closure of all locations throughout the country on April 4, which includes 10 that are located throughout the Central Coast. Liquidation sales for all 371 locations began on April 5, but the company has not disclosed when the permanent closures for all locations will begin. “This Read More →
Street smarts: Workzones to host free talk on April 9
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Our view: Leaving behind a strong legacy of helping others
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Mikuna CEO brings protein from Andes to Whole Foods
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EP Wealth snaps up Wacker Wealth in SLO
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Analysts believe Semtech is cornering IoT market
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Grand jury says Lompoc tourism district under-reported $500k to city
Visit Lompoc, the city’s Tourism Business Improvement District, under-reported more than $500,000 in annual reports to the city over the last five years, the Santa Barbara County grand jury has determined. The 2023-24 grand jury also discovered that Visit Lompoc had transferred $800,000 out of its checking account into a separate money market account without Read More →
