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Equity Union in Westlake Village. (courtesy photo) Sherman Oaks-based Equity Union Real Estate announced that it has acquired an additional commercial building, purchasing 14,650 square feet of mixed office and medical use space located at 4353 Park Terrace Dr. in Westlake Village. The building will house its Westlake Village branch of the real estate brokerage,

Amgen's new research and development facility in San Francisco. (courtesy photo) The Federal Trade Commission has put a pause on its lawsuit against Thousand Oaks-based Amgen’s acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics to allow time for the FTC to consider a settlement. If a settlement is agreed to, then this legal saga between Amgen and the FTC

“Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result.” Winston Churchill After more than a decade of tragic fires, mudflows, mass shootings and accidents at sea, the Central Coast got lucky twice on a single day — Sunday, August 20. The dire warnings that accompanied Hurricane Hilary never came to pass

Santa Barbara-based AppFolio has seen its shares rise as much as 12.6% in the days since the company announced it would be laying off 9% of its workforce on Aug. 17. Shane Trigg, the company’s CEO recently hired in March, wrote in a letter sent out to employees on Aug.17 that it would be cutting

A SpaceX launch on June 30 with an Umbra satellite on board. (courtesy photo) Santa Barbara-based space radar technology company Umbra is changing the way that the public has access to high-resolution satellite images. Earlier this month, the company released the highest-resolution commercial satellite image ever available to the public and earlier this year, Umbra

Dr. Ray Bowman, the director of the Economic Development Collaborative's Small Business Development Center, recently co-authored a new study titled “Who innovates during a crisis? Evidence from small business during COVID-19. The study, published in the Journal of Evolutionary Economics, found unique empirical evidence of how small businesses innovated during the initial uncertainty and rapid changes

SanaClis, a clinical research organization that also provides clinical trial supply-chain services, now has its North American headquarters as the Slovakia-based company chose Ventura as the site for its U.S. operations. “This is the spot that really caught our attention due to multiple reasons and one of them was really that it is a very

Congressman Salud Carbajal, third from left, along with other members of the Santa Barbara County community. (courtesy photo) The pandemic exposed many of the difficulties workers with children face in deciding how to juggle their job and child care. As employers and employees figure out the future of their relationship, child-care benefits have remained a

There are just a few people in any community who can light up a room, raise money for any cause and elevate arts and culture with grace and style. Eloise Cohen was one of them. She and her husband Chuck, an attorney and former Thousand Oaks mayor, were the Conejo Valley first couple for many

A police raid on a newspaper is a rare event in America. Which is why the seizure of computers and other devices from the newsroom of the Marion County Record and the home of its co-owner is causing shock waves among those of us who report and write for a living. To many of us,