The city of Santa Clarita and Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. announced that 149 small businesses within the SCV were approved to receive a one-time financial reimbursement for COVID-related…
Local business leaders had the opportunity Thursday to hear from experts during the virtual 2020 Economic Outlook Forecast, which discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic is shaping the local and global…
Holly Schroeder President & CEO of SCVEDC The COVID-19 crisis has impacted businesses in every industry imaginable. Over the last two months, we co-hosted a webinar series with SCV Chamber…
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…
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…
As California and Los Angeles County gear up to reopen the economy, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce and the SCV Economic Development Corp. are hosting a weekly webinar…
The Santa Clarita Valley has had more than its fair share of challenges this year, and the current COVID-19 pandemic is certainly one of them. But despite it all, our…
The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. recently received an Award of Excellence from the California Association for Local Economic Development. The award was given in the programs category for…
The SCV Economic Development Corp. (SCVEDC) compiles an annual report that details our key accomplishments that further our mission. Our organization gets stronger each year and is supported by a fantastic Board of Directors.
It’s a little-known fact, but millennials make up the largest generation in the U.S. and California. In 2018 there were 11.2 million millennials in the state, and fewer than 9.3 million people in any other generation.
Like all businesses that have chosen to locate in the Santa Clarita Valley (SCV), foreign companies are attracted by the region’s business-friendly approach, abundance of land, high quality of life,
If you’ve driven out Highway 14 or Highway 126 recently, you probably noticed the amount of development and construction along those corridors. And if you’re on Facebook, you’ve probably noticed some people aren’t happy about it.
When the team from the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. talks to SCV companies about the issues they’re facing, workforce is always at the top of the list. Business owners want to know where they can find qualified employees, and they want to know how to access training courses.
Do you ever pause to consider what’s going on inside those big, boxy industrial buildings you see when you drive around the Santa Clarita Valley on your way to work, shopping or school drop off?
After a forced relocation, Gymcheer USA is looking for a new home but owner and Santa Clarita resident Shelly Walker said due to a reclassification she may go out of…
Santa Claritans looking for an easier way to connect with Los Angeles County departments about development projects will have a chance Wednesday at an inaugural meeting for L.A. County Connect. …
Those looking to live and work locally have a new resource to consider when searching for a job thanks to a simple but helpful list compiled by the Santa Clarita…
Those looking to live and work locally have a new resource to consider when searching for a job thanks to a simple but helpful list compiled by the Santa Clarita…
The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp. announced the top commercial real estate brokers active in the area at its annual Power Broker Breakfast. On April 18, brokers, civic and…
Several institutions offer economic forecasts examining the Los Angeles County area, but data focusing solely on the Santa Clarita Valley is scarce. To deliver local information, the SCV Economic Development…
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