LTC Properties reports income jump in fourth quarter
LTC Properties saw steady returns and a higher net income than a year ago when it reported its finances for the fourth quarter of 2020. The Westlake Village-based real estate investment trust, which focuses on senior housing and health care properties, reported net income of $17.5 million, or 45 cents per diluted share, for 2020’s Read More →
State says it’s still getting a handle on unemployment fraud
The California Employment Development Department said Feb. 18 that it is still working through possible fraud cases after the agency identified 1.4 million unemployment benefit claims that needed additional verification. Out of the 1.4 claims suspended towards the end of 2020, 1.1 million people were directed to verify their identity with ID.me and Thomson Reuters. Read More →
Dubroff: Looking back on a year of pandemic, and the week everything changed
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Morro Bay could get world’s biggest battery facility
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Film Festival plans to go distanced, virtual
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Ventura County settles most lawsuits over COVID closures
When the state came out from under the last round of stay-at-home orders, Ventura County settled most of its 13 lawsuits against gyms and restaurants that stayed open despite state and local health orders. There are still several active cases open, though, as some businesses continue to defy the orders by holding indoor operations—which are Read More →
Downtown Santa Barbara goes to school with two colleges on the move
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