Hydrogen fueling station serves Central Coast
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Region’s economy growing, but slowly
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Santa Maria incubator to provide needed help
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Lowe’s, HomeGoods coming to Santa Maria
A new retail project will bring Lowe’s and HomeGoods to Santa Maria and re-establish the city as a regional retail hub. That was the message City Manager Rick Hayden brought to the UCSB North County Economic Summit on May 6. He said that Betteravia Plaza will host a relocated Costco and other shops. The Read More →
Italian immigrants founded tri-county businesses
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Dole Foods faces criminal investigation over listeria outbreak
Westlake Village-based Dole Foods is facing a criminal investigation from the U.S. Department of Justice over a listeria outbreak that killed four people. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news April 29. In January, Dole Foods suspended production at its Springfield, Ohio, processing facility and removed products from 23 U.S. states and three Canadian Read More →
UCLA Health Services buys medical office building in Thousand Oaks
The UCLA Board of Regents has paid more than $10 million to buy a medical office building from TR Funding, LLC, of Westlake Village that houses UCLA Health Services at 100 Moody Court in Thousand Oaks. The 23,614-square-foot building has been home to a UCLA Health medical clinic since 2013, offering primary and specialty care Read More →
