Frontier relocating to new facility in Thousand Oaks
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Our view: Dole Food layoffs loom over Ventura County
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CalAmp expands partnership in Latin America
CalAmp, the LoJack owner with operations in Oxnard, announced Sept. 12 that its licensee Car Security had expanded its contract, using the company’s full portfolio, including devices and risk management services. Car Security, based in Argentina, will use CalAmp’s CrashBoxx incident reporting service to manage claims and guard against fraud in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. Read More →
Octagon Barn project finally gets underway
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Puente Power Project needed and should be approved
By David Grau NRG Energy is proposing to build a new power plant at its existing Mandalay Generating Station on Harbor Boulevard at the beach. The plan, called the Puente Power Project, calls for the new plant to replace two existing facilities that are required by state law to discontinue by 2020. This proposal will Read More →
Oxnard Vineyards shopping center sold for $24.5 million
The Oxnard Vineyards shopping center has been sold by Loja Real Estate Group to a private investor for $24.5 million in cash, according to a news release from the CBRE Group. The 102,139-square-foot property on E. Vineyard Avenue occupies 11.5 acres and there are 1,200 new residential units within a three-block radius. Artin Sepanian of Read More →
Supervisors nix plan to develop Rancho La Laguna farmland
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