San Diego credit unions announce plans to merge
Another financial institution merger is officially in the works as California Coast Credit Union and San Diego County Credit Union announced plans to merge on April 11. There will be no immediate change for members as both organizations will operate independently until the legal date of the merger. The expected legal date of the merger is Read More →
SLO Film Festival scripts a turnaround plan
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Tariffs loom over Central Coast businesses
Uncertainty hangs over Central Coast businesses as the impacts of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs start to unfold. Industries in the tri-county region are taking a wait-and-see attitude, though some have begun canceling orders after China announced April 9 that it was raising tariffs on U.S. products to 84%. “I’m hearing that a lot of companies and factories Read More →
Dubroff: Tariffs could crush this footwear star
Haley Pavone has spent the past seven years building San Luis Obispo-based Pashion Footwear into one of the region’s fastest-growing companies. The Cal Poly graduate built a global supply chain and raised capital on her own, even turning down an offer from Kevin O’Leary on Shark Tank. But just as her convertible shoes are hitting Read More →
Tri-county food bank shipments threatened
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Street smarts: Coming up with workforce solutions in Ventura County
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Port says too soon to know tariff impact on imports
This article’s headline was updated on April 5. Port of Hueneme officials don’t anticipate an immediate, short-term reduction in auto imports due to President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on passenger vehicles. The port and their automotive manufacturing customers in Japan, South Korea, Germany, and the UK are taking a wait and see attitude toward the Read More →
