Tag: business
Local businesses navigate ‘a moving target’
The streets are quiet, the businesses in southwest Riverside County that line them are even more quiet.And yet, many of the businesses deemed essential...
37% of California adults due to age or medical conditions are at-risk of contracting...
NEW YORK – According to a study by 24/7 Wall St., 37% of adults due to age or medical conditions in California are at-risk of contracting...
Coronavirus concerns shutter historic outdoor play ‘Ramona’
“The show must go on!” was a statement made in The Morning Republican in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1875. But, the more recent saying, “The...
Try these 8 tips for working at home
The world around people is changing, while one business after another is closing or adjusting operations amid the novel coronavirus outbreak. Casinos are closing,...
Let’s pull together
I have been talking to local businesses scrambling to try and figure out how to stay in business. For most business owners, if we...
Riverside County jobless rate decreased, before COVID-19 shutdowns
The unemployment rate in Riverside County dropped slightly in February, compared to the previous month, the state Employment Development Department reported Friday, March 27,...
Workers struggle with sudden layoffs
A month ago, the United States was in the midst of the longest uninterrupted economic expansion on record.Unemployment levels in the United States have...
Information for workers and businesses
The COVID-19 outbreak is drastically affecting the lives of millions. My offices have received calls from workers, employers, health care professionals and many more seeking...
The coronavirus hurts historic outdoor play ‘Ramona’
“The show must go on!” was a statement made in The Morning Republican in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1875. But, the more recent saying, “The...
Coronavirus economic victims can obtain relief
In addition to health victims of the coronavirus epidemic, the quarantine has also created economic victims. Some businesses have closed, while others remain open...