Second agriculture quarantine declared in Ventura County
For the second time this month, portions of Ventura County have been placed under quarantine by agriculture officials. The latest quarantine is centered in Thousand Oaks. The state Department of Food and Agriculture announced Oct. 24 that the quarantine for the Queensland fruit fly was imposed following the detection of two adult flies in the Read More →
Fresh trim: Olaplex CEO steps down amid brand, stock struggles
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Teledyne announces third quarter results, C-Suite changes
It was another quarter of growth for Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne, with sales and earnings both increasing — but the biggest news announced by the technology and defense conglomerate was actually a change in the C-Suite. Robert Mehrabian, the longtime Teledyne executive, will be stepping down from his post as CEO on Jan. 1 and moving into Read More →
Ventura receives $32.1M grant for homeless housing
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Ventura nonprofit makes rowing more accessible to community
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Community West Bank agrees to $100M merger
Goleta-based Community West Bank is expanding its operations after the organization announced it would be merging with Central Valley Community Bank with the signing of an all-stock merger agreement on Oct. 10. The deal, which is expected to close in the second quarter of 2024, is valued at $99.4 million based on Central Valley Community Read More →
Santa Barbara firm partners with UCLA for new cancer treatments
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