LTC Properties hits FFO projections, misses on revenue
Westlake Village-based LTC Properties matched analyst projections on funds from operations but missed on revenue in its second quarter earnings. The publicly traded real estate and investment trust earned $29.2 million in FFO for the second quarter, up 22 percent from $24 million for the comparable 2015 period. That matched analyst expectations of 77 cents per diluted Read More →
Ventura County businesses win as NFL’s Rams returns to LA
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Amgen wins one, loses one in biosimilar battle
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Thousand Oaks city manager’s firing won’t hinder economy
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California Lutheran University to launch nonprofit leadership center
Story updated at 11:45 a.m. on July 14: California Lutheran University has tapped a former Ventura County Community Foundation executive to start a nonprofit leadership center that aims to help fill the void created by the VCCF’s Center for Nonprofit Leadership closure. The Thousand Oaks-based university is launching a Center for Nonprofit Leadership in September Read More →
Thousand Oaks City Manager Scott Mitnick fired
Thousand Oaks City Manager Scott Mitnick was fired July 7 after a six-hour, closed door City Council meeting which ended shortly before midnight. The City Council voted unanimously to terminate Mitnick, effective immediately. “We are heading in a different direction and remain focused on preparing our city for the future and continuing the great things Read More →
Review blasts Ventura County Community Foundation fiscal management
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