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California Fast-Food Restaurant Plans 87 Layoffs Ahead of December Closure
Worthy Integrated Holdings LLC, the operator of a Chick-fil-A restaurant at 2040 N. Rose Ave. in Oxnard, California, filed a WARN notice announcing plans to close the location permanently. The filing lists 87 employees as affected, with the closure scheduled for Dec. 31, 2026. California WARN Notice Lists 87 Employees...
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While Your Boat Is in the Yard: Repairs, Repowers and Upgrades Worth Considering
Once the boat is already out of the water, taking a broader look at its systems can prevent another haul-out, uncover developing problems and help owners decide where their maintenance dollars matter most. Getting a boat out of the water takes planning, time and money. Once it is sitting in...
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Cougars Take ‘Clash at Canyons’ Crown, Pickens Named Tourney MVP
College of the Canyons won the ‘Clash at Canyons’ Tip-Off event for the second time in as many years, as the Cougars cruised past Oxnard College 98-69 in the championship game on Friday night. Canyons (2-0) saw all five starters score in double digits, with a game-high 23 points coming from both Thomas Pickens and ...
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PCH receives state safety designation as Malibu advocates push for action
Catalyst corridor status recognizes highway’s role in statewide effort; foundation seeks targeted designation for Malibu’s most dangerous stretches. California has designated 28.2 miles of Pacific Coast Highway a Catalyst Priority Safety Corridor, recognizing the highway’s role in inspiring a statewide effort to prevent deadly crashes while setting the stage for Malibu advocates to press for more targeted improvements. Announced Oct. 27, the designation covers PCH from the McClure Tunnel in Santa Monica to the Ventura County line, including the entire stretch through Malibu. The initiative brings together infrastructure improvements, targeted enforcement and public education to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes. For residents who rely on PCH every day, the announcement represents another step in a long campaign to make the highway safer. But advocates say the recognition must lead to changes on the road.