Five years after Borderline mass shooting, building being demolished
Five years after the mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill that claimed 12 lives in Thousand Oaks, the building that houses the long-closed country music dance club is being torn down. Workers on Nov. 9 were demolishing the roof and one of the building’s walls at 99 Rolling Oaks Dr. The building’s owner, Golden Enterprise, did Read More →
Renewed optimism helps Olaplex shares gain 20%
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PG&E files extension to keep Diablo Canyon operational
Pacific Gas & Electric has officially filed its relicensing application with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to extend operation at the Diablo Canyon power plant for another 20 years. The multi-year process will not hinder the utility company’s ability to operate the power plant beyond its original decommission date of 2025 as, under federal law, Read More →
Vital signs: People struggle to live alone due to rising costs
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Portfolio watch
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United Water sets stage for $300M water treatment facility
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Dubroff: SBA soaring even higher behind new airport director
It’s been just about a year since Chris Hastert left the Santa Maria airport to take the top job in Santa Barbara. So far, he’s off to an impressive start. Santa Barbara Airport was recently upgraded to “small hub” status by the Federal Aviation Administration, recognizing that there is a growing number of connecting passengers. Read More →
