Business

Paul Butler: Lessons from fathering

Last month, much of the world celebrated Father’s Day. Did you know that Father’s Day was founded in Spokane, Washington, at the YMCA in 1910 by Sonora Smart Dodd, who

New Legislation Addresses PPP Restrictions

By Daniel M. Epstein Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer, Mission Valley Bank In June, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act was signed into legislation, reforming the forgiveness piece

Safe in our care at Henry Mayo

Patrick Moody Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Hospitals, including Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, have adopted strict safety protocols in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Henry Mayo has launched a campaign to

A slow and bumpy recovery?

By Holly Schroeder President and CEO of SCV EDC SCVEDC recently hosted a webinar with Mark Schniepp from the California Economic Forecast to get an update on the current state

A tale of two workers

Have you noticed there are two types of people during these strange days of COVID-19? One type of person seems to focus their attention on how this pesky pandemic affects

City announces safety plan

The city of Santa Clarita recently announced the launch of its “Safer Business Commitment” as a part of the Shop Local initiative, allowing local businesses to let customers know it’s

Public health hears concern

Under stricter lockdown restrictions, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health through last month had received more than 90 complaints of businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley suspected of

Tips for adjusting to new hearing aids

Dr. Kevin Bolder AuD, Audiology Associates Hearing aids will help you hear better, communicate more effectively, and enjoy a better quality of life. Hearing aids can be an adjustment, but

A big solar incentive is about to shrink

By Marc Salata Director of Marketing, SunPower by Green Convergence Tax incentives that make it more advantageous for a company to go solar are about to be significantly reduced. It’s

Housing market takes a hit in May

After monthslong closures amid the coronavirus pandemic, the real estate market has begun to see the impacts of the shutdown, as the number of home and condo sales in the