Why Fed policy is driving up the cost of farmland in California
Even California, where real estate is otherwise depressed, has not been immune from price spikes.
T.O. culture chief says arts are a vital economic driver
Tapping the region’s economic potential means developing better relationships between businesses and arts organizations, said Barry McComb, cultural affairs director for the city of Thousand Oaks. Speaking at California Lutheran University’s kickoff for its Corporate Leaders Breakfast series, McComb said rather than looking at business and the arts sectors as separate interests, the right path Read More →
Large Harbor Freight vacancy puts a dent in Oxnard industrial market
Harbor Freight Tools vacated the former Nabisco property in Central Oxnard late last year, placing a 746,400-square-foot complex back on the market.
Pixels and pepperoni: Rusty’s Pizza taps Visus for online ordering software
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Heavy lifting required: WEV graduate forges following in fitness
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Ray Deutsch leaves a legacy that extends far beyond Santa Maria
HE was one of those rare people — a man comfortable enough in his own skin and in his values to speak the language of business but also recognize regional values.
