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The Forgotten California Fabric Outlet That Crafters Want To Keep Secret
Fabric shoppers understand the danger of finding a store that still feels delightfully undiscovered. Tell too many people, and suddenly everyone knows where the good prints, unusual remnants, and tempting bargains have been hiding. This old-school outlet has the kind of no-frills appeal that can make dedicated crafters linger much...
franchising.com
Service Experts Welcomes First Franchise Conversion with Corona, California Couple
October 14, 2026 // Franchising.com // CORONA, Calif., – Chris and Corina Griffin, owners of Corona, California-based Authority Plumbing, Heating and Air, have become the first existing home-services business to join the Service Experts franchise system. The couple brings more than four decades of combined experience in the trades, customer service, and business management to the national home-services brand.
ladowntownnews.com
iebusinessdaily.com
Starbucks to close four IE stores
Starbucks will close four of its Inland Empire stores, part of a shuttering of more than 250 locations throughout North America. Most of the stores were closed by Sept. 26, only days after the Seattle-based announced the closures but did not say which stores were going out of business, according to multiple reports.
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longbeachize.com
Famed Balboa Island sweet shop Sugar ‘N Spice to open Long Beach location
One of Orange County’s most enduring beachside sweets traditions is heading to Long Beach—and giving one of its signature treats a neighborhood makeover. Sugar ’N Spice, the Balboa Island institution whose history stretches back to 1945, is opening at 5269 E. 2nd St. in Belmont Shore, taking over the former European Wax Center space. Its famed hand-dipped frozen bananas will make the trip north. And its Balboa Bar? Here, it will become the Belmont Bar, a nod to the neighborhood welcoming the longtime Newport Beach business.
GCN.com
Imperial Irrigation District locks in 86 MW of geothermal power
The Imperial Irrigation District has signed agreements to purchase 86 megawatts of geothermal power from two Southern California plants, locking in a new source of around-the-clock electricity for the Imperial and Coachella Valleys starting in 2027. The California public power utility announced the deals with BHE Renewables, through its CalEnergy...
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Woodland Hills Resident Opening 10th Retail Store in Calabasas
What started as a side hustle to pay her way through college now sees Woodland Hills resident Johann Zlenk opening her 10th store. The Closet Trading Company, a Southern California-based fashion resale business, will open its newest location at Courtyard at The Commons in Calabasas. The store will hold its soft opening on October 8.