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May 3, 2012 by · Leave a Comment
Affordable Housing Wobbles as Redevelopment Agencies Close
Affordable housing advocates across California are scrambling for alternative sources of funding following the closure of the state’s redevelopment agencies last... Read more »
Hispanics A Vital US Market, Nielsen Study Finds
Hispanics have become a prominent actors in all aspects of American life, including future business success, according to a new consumer report released last week... Read more »
SoCal Gas Offers Million in Rebates to Business Customers
Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) has more than $30 million in rebates and incentives available this year to its business customers for qualifying energy-efficiency... Read more »
Senior Level Executive Joins Pan American Bank
Pan American Bank has announced the appointment of César Rosas as the bank’s new Vice President of Finance. Rosas brings over 15 years of senior executive experience... Read more »
Obama Names TELACU CEO to Key Treasury Department Board
President Barack Obama recently appointed David Lizarraga, President and CEO of TELACU, to the Community Development Advisory Board, a position under the U.S. Department... Read more »
Business Publication Hands Out Healthcare Awards
AltaMed CEO Castulo de la Rocha was one of 13 healthcare professionals honored by the Los Angeles Business Journal April 11 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Downtown... Read more »
Mark Your Calendar: Business Chambers Mixing It Up
Nearly every city has a local chamber of commerce, if not more than one. And while some of the local issues might vary from city to city, there are some issues that... Read more »
Lee Kum Kee VP, Monterey Park Resident Named Woman of the Year
The vice president of Lee Kum Kee, the world’s largest manufacturer and seller of Chinese sauces, was named this year’s 29th Assembly District Woman of the Year... Read more »
‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,’ Caution UCLA Economists
Economic output in California and the rest of the nation will grow only about 2 percent over the rest of the year, mirroring slow but steady improvements in the... Read more »
Incarcerated Youths to be Trained for Construction Work
Education and probation officials in Lancaster cut the ribbon yesterday on what’s billed as the county’s biggest vocational training program for youths in the... Read more »