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A soldier launches an AeroVironment Puma drone. (courtesy photo) AeroVironment crushed analysts' expectations when it released its second-quarter earnings results after the markets closed on Dec. 5, but despite the beat and even raising its guidance, shares closed down 10% on Dec. 6. AeroVironment, an aerial drone company and defense contractor based in Arlington, Virginia

An arbitrator has awarded more than $155 million to a Florida-based mortgage services firm over alleged unauthorized use of its confidential information by Westlake Village-based mortgage lender PennyMac Financial Services. The Florida company, Black Knight Servicing Technologies, provides electronic mortgage services and software to the mortgage industry. PennyMac is a former client of Black Knight.

Kurt Ransohoff, Warner Thomas, other key executives, physicians and community members gathered on Sept. 29 at Sansum’s 4151 Foothill Rd. campus, celebrating the fact that Sansum Clinic is now a member of Sutter Health. (courtesy photo) Sutter Health had seen some positive trends in the first half of 2023 but took a few steps back

A rendering of the proposed hotel to be built at Janss Marketplace. (courtesy photo) By Staff Report On Nov. 12th, the Thousand Oaks City Council unanimously approved a five-story, 216-room Hilton Hotel at Janss Marketplace in the former Marshalls retail space. The hotel, being built by Irvine-located company Greens Group, is expected to generate $2

Melissa Soenke, associate professor of psychology at CSU Channel Islands, is researching burnout in academia. (courtesy photo) You have to drag yourself to work. Once there, you’re irritable and lack the energy to get the job done. And even if you do, your achievements aren’t as satisfying as they used to be. These are classic

Goldman Sachs has turned bullish on the U.S. markets with forecasts of a soft landing for the economy and a 6% total return for the S&P 500 index which is now expected to rise to $4,700 by the end of 2024, representing a price gain of about 5% and a total return of around 6% including

Steve Ortiz, CEO of United Way of Santa Barbara County, was recently elected to the nonprofit's Worldwide Board of Trustees. (courtesy photo) The election earlier this year of Steve Ortiz, CEO of United Way of Santa Barbara County, to the nonprofit’s Worldwide Board of Trustees came at an opportune time. Founded in 1923, the local

With the holiday season on the horizon, so too is holiday cheer. Unfortunately, so too are people aiming at taking advantage of others with the Better Business Bureau Serving The Tri-Counties noting a rise in gift card scams in 2023. "We want to help people avoid being scammed during the holidays," Rick Copelan, president and

The Vista Grade dining commons at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo when it opened in 2020. (courtesy photo) Cal Poly generated an estimated $2.6 billion in economic impact in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara counties in fiscal year 2022-23, an 85% jump from a decade ago, according to a new study. Reach Executive

Dr. Ali Sovari, left, and his team at Dignity Health St. John’s Hospital Camarillo after successfully performing a cryoballoon procedure using the new POLARx system on a patient on Nov. 2. (courtesy photo) Dignity Health’s St. John’s Hospital Camarillo earlier this month became the second medical center in Southern California to use a new cutting-edge