It seems as if hundreds of larger companies have stepped up to help their smaller counterparts in their time of need amid the coronavirus, offering
As numerous businesses remain closed as a result of the “Safer at Home” directive for the coronavirus pandemic, SCV officials project the city’s revenue funds
With stay-at-home orders extend to at least May 15 across L.A. County, the COVID-19 outbreak has raised troubling economic questions for residents. There’s reason for
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to present new financial challenges for many Santa Clarita Valley business owners and workers alike, it can be difficult to
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act, or House Resolution 6201, was recently signed into law by President Donald Trump and is set to take effect
As the number of Santa Clarita Valley residents suddenly becoming unemployed or underemployed due to the coronavirus, or COVID-19, continues to rise, the rise in
As the cases of coronavirus, or COVID-19, continue to rise across the country, so does its impact on our economy. Small Business Majority, a small-business
As 2020 comes into full swing, you may have already set your financial goals for the year and for the decade, but you shouldn’t stop
With the April 15 deadline looming on the horizon, you should definitely have a plan in place for filing. Whether you’re filing for yourself, your
As another new year and another decade begin, many are setting new financial goals for themselves. Though many have already given up on their New
As Metrolink moves forward with its Southern California Optimized Rail Expansion Program, it is expected to create an economic jolt of 1.3 million jobs through
The California Department of Business Oversight recently approved a proposal of a three-for-two stock split for the Bank of Santa Clarita. The proposal for an
Whether it’s a unique window display, big, red sale posters, online advertisement or simply their products, retail stores attract customers in a variety of ways.
The California Chamber of Commerce is urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign three bills, all of which are expected to either create jobs or boost
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 539, entitled the Fair Access to Credit Act, into law on Thursday, which will cap interest rates at 36%
The decision of whether to use a debit card or a credit card can affect consumers’ credit ratings and make it easier or more difficult to manage one’s personal finances. This decision often depends on the situation and understanding how each of these cards works.
The city of Santa Clarita received an award from the Association of Public Treasurers of the United States and Canada for its Fiscal Year 2019-20
SRD~Straightening Reins Foundation, a nonprofit that works to improve teen and adolescent mental health through equine therapy, has received a grant from Sunair Children’s Foundation
The number of credit card skimmers at gas pumps, ATMs and other points of sale has risen dramatically over the last few years, hitting various
The entrepreneurial spirit of the startup era makes this an exciting time to pursue a big idea or professional passion, but few innovators have any
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