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Ventura hip-hop radio station KCAQ-FM (104.7) saw its audience share shrink more than 2 percent in newly released ratings, but it still had more than enough listeners to retain the No. 1 spot.

Office products company Staples Inc. (Nasdaq: SPLS) today will celebrate the opening of its first store in Ventura with a $1,500 donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Ventura.

Harbor Freight Tools, the nation's largest discount tool retailer, on Tuesday announced the upcoming opening of a distribution facility in Moreno Valley.

Who's New in Business: Rubber Neck Signs.

"Estate Planning — Common Pitfalls and Practical Considerations" will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 23 at Las Posas Country Club, 955 Fairway Drive. This is the first of several educational programs being planned by Camarillo Hospice, ...

The last glass of margarita was served this week at Acapulco Mexican Restaurant and Cantina as the Ventura branch closed its doors permanently.

The team assembled by Team Concept Development Services of Agoura Hills to build performing arts centers at Calabasas High School and Agoura High School was given sustainability honors at the Los Angeles Business Council's (LABC) Architectural Awards on June 30.

Santa Clara Valley Bank's board of directors announced the resignation of President and CEO Michael D. Hause. Hause, whose career started in agribusiness, has accepted a management position with Calavo Growers Inc. His resignation is effective Friday.

Lassen's Natural Foods & Vitamins will open a store in Fresno next month.

The city of Camarillo held a ribbon-cutting July 14 to unveil the recently completed Solar Panel Installation Project at the city's corporation yard at 283 S. Glenn Drive.

The Workforce Investment Board (WIB) of Ventura County announced the recipients of the 2011 WIB Awards at its June 23 meeting held at the United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 770 in Camarillo. The annual awards are given to individuals, ...

The Outstanding Professionals Employment Network, a chapter of Experience Unlimited and sponsored by the state, is offering a free workshop for unemployed professionals next week.