The Collection at RiverPark elevates Oxnard
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New conference centers planned to meet growing tri-county demand
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Constellation’s sale to Gallo tops string of recent wine brand deals
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Agromin to turn organic waste into new market: feed for livestock
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CalAmp acquires Synovia Solutions for $50 million
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Amgen’s Evenity osteoporosis treatment priced at $21,900 per year
Amgen’s newest osteoporosis treatment hit the market April 15 at nearly $22,000 per year for patients. The company received approval for the therapy, called Evenity, Read More →
Silver Air title sponsor for Pacific Coast Open polo tournament
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5 fun places to hold a corporate gathering in the Tri-Counties
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Street Smarts: Gold Coast Recycling wants to bring U.S. markets back
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Vital Signs: U.S. office rents going up despite supply growth
Asking rents for office space in the U.S. averaged $35.91 per square foot annually in February, up 0.7 percent from three months ago, according to Read More →
Good Works: Chumash Indians donate to search dog foundation
The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians donated $40,000 to the Santa Paula-based National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, which deploys teams throughout the country and Read More →
San Luis Obispo venture firm Relentless targets new software
The founders of Relentless say they see a new gold rush in the Irish Hills of San Luis Obispo, and they intend to strike a Read More →
Blair: Paseo Nuevo mall unveils plans for $20 million renovation
The owners of Paseo Nuevo, the regional shopping magnet that’s begun showing its age, have taken the wraps off a $20 million facelift. The new Read More →
Dubroff: Boeing taps Amgen’s Bradway to navigate 737 MAX mess
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Our view: Carbajal, Parks deserve U.S. Chamber, SBA honors
It’s not often that elected officials from the Tri-Counties get national recognition. That’s why it’s noteworthy that Congressman Salud Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara) and Ventura County Read More →
Vo: Patents not the key to attracting investors
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Climate change influencing development restrictions
By Beth Collins, Kimberly Leefatt and Christopher Guillen Coastal property owners beware — local jurisdictions are adding regulations to address the effects of sea level Read More →
State identifies properties for affordable housing projects
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced April 11 that the administration will partner with California cities to release at least three Requests for Proposals for new affordable Read More →
CoastHills Credit Union awards scholarships to community colleges
CoastHills Credit Union’s Community Foundation will award a total of $30,000 in scholarships to regional community colleges in 2019. Allan Hancock, Cuesta and Santa Barbara Read More →
California wine grape crush sets record in 2018
The volume of wine grapes crushed in California last fall reached a new record of 4.28 million tons, up 6.6 percent over the previous year, Read More →
Amgen gets FDA approval for osteoporosis drug Evenity
An osteoporosis treatment from Thousand Oaks biotech giant Amgen received FDA approval to treat postmenopausal women, who are at a high risk for bone fractures. Read More →
Maxon acquires Redshift Rendering Technologies
Newbury Park-based 3-D modeling and animation company Maxon acquired rendering engine maker Redshift Rendering Technologies, which is headquartered in Newport Beach. The Redshift technology speeds Read More →
inVia expands deal to supply robots for warehousing
Westlake Village-based inVia Robotics announced that it had supplied its Picker robots to additional warehouses throughout the country for Rakuten Super Logistics, which offers shipping Read More →
Limoneira rings bell at Nasdaq, unveils solar installation
Limoneira President and CEO Harold Edwards and other top executives rang the bell at Nasdaq on April 9. The Santa Paula-based citrus grower also took Read More →
Paseo Nuevo renovation plan unveiled
The owners of Paseo Nuevo, the regional shopping magnet that's begun showing its age, have taken the wraps off a $20 million facelift. The new lighting, Read More →
Community Bank of Santa Maria highly rated by Findley Report
The Findley Report, which provides performance benchmarking for the banking industry, recognized Community Bank of Santa Maria with its highest performance rating of “Super Premier Read More →
Decision to put Camp 4 into trust withdrawn pending environmental review
A decision to put land known as Camp 4 into a trust for the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians has been withdrawn pending an Read More →
Resonant gets $1 million from warrants exercised by Park City Capital
Goleta-based mobile device filter designer Resonant announced that it had received around $1 million in gross proceeds from warrants exercised by a top investor in Read More →
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