Haas shelves Oxnard expansion, looks to other states
Oxnard-based Haas Automation, the nation’s largest maker of computer-controlled machine tools, has shelved plans to construct a new facility in Ventura County and is instead looking to other states with more stable regulatory environments. The news came in a letter from Oxnard Mayor Tom Holden to Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office. In his letter, Holden Read More →
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Suit targets tax bill: Owners say county overvalued property
The owners of 328 residential lots in Oxnard’s RiverPark development are suing the county of Ventura for a tax refund after the assessor’s office more than doubled the valuation used to calculate taxes on the property.
Read More →Large lease could bring up to 125 manufacturing jobs to Oxnard
The largest industrial lease deal in Oxnard this year will fill 94,000 square feet of space and bring as create as many as 125 manufacturing jobs in the city.
Read More →Procter Slaughter & Reagan splits into two Ventura County firms
Ventura County has two new law firms, but the names are familiar.
Read More →Editorial: Haas drives high-tech manufacturing training
The Oxnard businessman is providing an additional $150,000 in funding to the Society of Manufacturing Engineers Foundation to create a series of Gene Haas Scholarships.
Read More →Nordman Cormany renegotiates Oxnard lease
Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton is not moving out of the sleek, six-story glass building next to Highway 101 it has called home for years. The Oxnard law firm said Oct. 25 that it has renegotiated its lease at 1000 Town Center Drive. Earlier this year, as eight of its attorneys said they would leave Read More →
Read More →Mission Produce scoops up Chilean avocado company
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