900 attend tribute for outgoing CSUCI President Rush
More than 900 community and business leaders trekked to the Reagan Library & Presidential Museum in Simi Valley on April 9 for a tribute dinner for outgoing CSU Channel Islands President Richard Rush. Emcee Jeff Gorell, a former legislator and now deputy mayor of Los Angeles for public safety, heralded Rush for his vision and Read More →
Read More →Ronald Reagan’s legacy was in good hands with Nancy
There was a palpable hush in the packed auditorium at the Ronald Reagan Library & Presidential Museum as Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan entered the room with Nancy Reagan balanced on his arm. The date was May 2006 and Greenspan was talking about the Reagan legacy in one of his last public talks as Federal Read More →
Read More →Vapor Hub revenues grow but so do losses
Vapor Hub, a Simi Valley-based electronic cigarette company, said revenues increased slightly when the company released second quarter earnings Feb. 17. Revenues increased from $1.13 million during the second quarter of 2014 to $1.3 million in 2015. Net losses for the company increased as well though, from $189,909 to $334,444. Vapor Hub is a publicly Read More →
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Tight housing market in Ventura County lures investors
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Read More →720-unit mixed development near SLO Airport clears hurdle
The San Luis Obispo Architectural Review Commission gave the nod to a proposed 720-unit mixed-use development near the SLO Airport. The 150-acre Avila Ranch project north of Buckley Road would include a variety of housing types, 15,000 square feet of commercial development, infrastructure improvements, 16 acres of parkland and 55 acres of open space and Read More →
Read More →CDC fails Chipotle by not finding outbreak source
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has concluded its investigation into two E. coli outbreaks that sickened at least 60 Chipotle Mexican Grill customers in 14 states but said it was unable to determine the source of contamination. The CDC said it was probably a common meal item or ingredient. That conclusion is Read More →
Read More →Tri-Counties race to control marijuana
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