Our view: Low crime rates belie rationale for ICE raids
There are two good reasons to believe the recent ICE activity in Ventura is not based on any actual plan or strategy to improve public safety. The first is crime statistics. A look at California’s violent crime data from 2013-2023 concluded that Ventura County is one of the five safest counties in the state, with Read More →
CRE: Agoura Hills business park switches hands
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Major indices hit record highs, Central Coast stocks benefit
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Camarillo company locks down deal with Derco
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TicketManager prepared to accelerate growth
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Atomic Canyon closes $7 million round
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Cal Poly spinout sells to leading healthcare company
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s startup scene has only gotten stronger over the past decade and another example of that is De Oro Devices, a company founded by students in 2018 that sold to Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare in early June for an undisclosed amount. “I feel excited for the future. Honestly, I think Drive is an incredible Read More →
