Natallie Rocha

Tickets are free for the inaugural Small Business Expo at Southwestern College, which will feature local lenders and government agencies.

An egg shortage has hit consumers and businesses across California. Prices are up and supply is down due in part to an outbreak of avian flu.

The job cuts at Cue Health come after rapid growth from making COVID-19 testing kits during the pandemic. The biotech laid off 170 workers last summer.

The Snapdragon Satellite will enable Android phones to text anyone beyond a cellular network, similar to Apple’s Emergency SOS feature for the iPhone 14.

Many businesses — worried about the economy and if consumers will be in the mood to spend — are hiring fewer seasonal workers compared to last year.

The award-winning creator of “Hamilton” spoke to the audience at L’Attitude conference in San Diego about staying true to yourself and how vital small businesses are to every community.

UCSD engineers study how a smartphone could someday help you track your blood oxygen level.

The head of the SBA met with local leaders and entrepreneurs on Wednesday to discuss federal programs aimed at recovery and building resilience in the region’s economy.

The California Restaurant Foundation doled out $3,000 grants to help local business owners update equipment and retain employees.

The 29-year-old victim was stabbed in the buttocks in the 10:45 a.m. incident

The artisanal ice cream company with flavors like Everything Bagel and Powdered Jelly Donut has the grand opening of its Carlsbad scoop shop on Thursday.

The Soul Swapmeet is running the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at Westfield Mission Valley from 11 a.m to 4 p.m.

The local company makes clothing for the fast-growing sport of pickleball. The founder has taken this business as an opportunity to remind people to “play nicely” and come together — something she saw as a great need for during the pandemic.

Local businesses are closing or cutting back hours of service due to the Omicron variant. Staff are sick and stretched to their limit as businesses try to make it work.

New study released by the Asian Business Association San Diego offers insight and recommendations on how to help businesses rebuild.