Mall officials discuss decision to cut gym, cinema from Costco project
Westfield Valencia Town Center will still get a Costco with a gas station, but not the initially proposed luxury cinema and gym. Harsh economic impacts
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SCV restaurants, business leaders react to shutdown
In what most Santa Clarita Valley restaurant owners are describing as a “gut punch,” L.A. County officials have once again ordered the shutdown of dine-in
Shopping local for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday
While supporting local businesses is an important facet of any community, this holiday season in particular, SCV merchants will be looking to rebound from a
Paul Raggio | What a leader should communicate
Bob Woodward’s latest book, “Rage,” is causing predictable reactions in Washington, D.C. Cable news pundits at the ends of the political spectrum are either applauding
Paul Butler | The seven components of business
I believe these seven components are interdependent and can actually provide a much more balanced, healthy and sustainable scoreboard to measure an organization’s success. Customer
Chamber announces member 401(k) retirement plan
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce recently announced the launch of its new SCV Chamber Member 401(k) Retirement Plan, which is designed to save
Princess Cruises extends pause of global ship operations into 2021
Princess Cruises, the international cruise line based in Santa Clarita, is extending its pause in global operations in response to the U.S. Centers for Disease
Valencia developer Five Point releases 3Q earnings
Five Point Holdings, an owner and developer of large mixed-use, master-planned communities in California, including the Santa Clarita Valley, reported its third-quarter 2020 results last
City, SCVEDC award local small business COVID-19 relief grants
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
SCV couple creates perfect ‘getaway’ business
What began as an adventure turned into a business after Canyon Country residents Cole and Kelly Parrish decided to help more people get away and