San Diego County continues to experience a dramatic increase in COVID-19 cases, leading to perhaps the most challenging time of the pandemic for businesses amid the active Regional Stay at Home Order. So far, ICU projections still show an expected increase, meaning San Diego County is likely to have the current restrictions for at least…
On Tuesday, January 26th, The Carlsbad Republican Women Federated (CRWF) club welcomes two outstanding speakers. Acclaimed author and speaker, Tom Del Beccaro, will present an overview of the Recall Gavin Newsom campaign. 2020 Congressional Candidate, Brian Maryott, will provide an evaluation of our strengths and weaknesses in the November 2020 election and recommended improvements for…
Christine Davis Executive Director Carlsbad Village Association When the first three-week stay at home order was issued back in mid-March 2020, the Carlsbad Village Association (CVA) did not think for a minute that it would have an impact on its 5th annual Spring Shop Hop five weeks later. Little did we know that the health…
In California, most greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions (45%) are from the transportation sector. The next largest source, approximately 24%, comes from buildings that rely on the combustion of natural gas to generate heat. So, to cut GHGs and push towards a zero-emissions future, adopting heat pumps for space and water heating could be a significant…
MiraCosta College’s spring 2021 classes begin January 23, with hundreds of classes in a range of subjects offered. From math and English to accounting and web design, now is the time to work toward a degree or certificate, retrain for careers of tomorrow, transfer to a four-year university, enroll for personal enrichment, professional growth, or…
Gene Ma, MD, FACEP Chief Medical Officer/Emergency Physician Tri-City Medical Center “My dad had a stroke and he can’t speak but there’s nothing more that can be done.”These were the helpless words of a friend who called to share with me that his dad had lost valuable time wandering around his wholesale membership warehouse store…
San Diego, Calif. – January 8, 2021 – Cox Charities is offering $75,000 in college scholarships to high school seniors in the San Diego area. The Cox Scholars scholarships range from $2,500 to $5,000. Recipients must be a 2021 graduating high school senior living in Cox’s Southern California service area.Applications are now open. Deadline to…
Matt Sanford Economic Development Manager City of Carlsbad No doubt, 2020 has been a doozy of a year. The pandemic has upended lives in ways we never imagined. And for many Carlsbad business owners, it’s been a disaster they couldn’t have mitigated.If there’s ever been a time to support small businesses in Carlsbad, it’s now.That’s…
Catherine Magaña Chairman of the Board Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce I’m Catherine Magaña and am excited and privileged to be your Chairwoman of the Board for this year. I have been an active Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce member since 2012. I serve as a founding member, Managing Partner and Certified Financial Planner ™ at WWM…
The beginning of a new year is always marked by new legislation, and with the global pandemic there are a significant number of new laws that will impact California businesses. We reached out to labor and employment Attorney, Patrice Nagle, of Fisher Phillips LLP to highlight the most important laws that every employer should know.As…
