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 →
Tri-county companies struggle as national indices fall in Q1
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805 law: Carmel & Naccasha affiliates with Teresa Rhyne Law Group
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CRE: Habitat for Humanity hosts conference on housing crisis
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Street smarts: Santa Barbara nonprofit welcomes largest cohort to date
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Food shipments to Ventura County food bank canceled
Amid funding cuts by the Trump Administration, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has canceled about eight truckloads of food that were destined for Food Share of Ventura County. Monica White, CEO of the nonprofit food bank which feeds about 250,000 county residents a year, made the announcement March 27. She said the agriculture department had Read More →
