Judge rules Oxnard can cut duties of city treasurer Molina
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Google tries to turn tables with lawsuit against Sonos
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Dudley: Help protect victims who are sheltering in place
By Joyce Dudley I have heard the COVID-19 shelter in place order referred to as “The Great Pause.” As someone who has been a prosecutor for 30 years, I agree with the phrase. But these days I spell the word pause differently. I spell it P-A-W-S, as I envision the great paws of an angry Read More →
Large added to law firm name after Buynak opens his own practice
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Our view: Unemployment insurance fund needs to be fixed
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Tri-county businesses grapple with COVID-19 legal liability issues
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PPP problems persist as tri-county banks try to make more loans
The Payroll Protection Program’s second round of funding started on April 27, but some of the issues from the first round are vexing Central Coast bankers and borrowers. Among technical problems, the Small Business Administration’s website has crashed, limiting the number of applications banks can process at one time. Additionally, financial regulations meant to guard Read More →
