By: Yuki Escovar In today’s fast-paced business environment, networking is more crucial than ever. For local business owners, building relationships within the community can lead to valuable connections, opportunities, and growth. At the Torrance Area Chamber of...
By: Donna Duperron The Torrance Chamber has joined several coalitions and sent letters of opposition to ABX2-1. Policy experts have closely studied Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposal to impose a minimum supply mandate on refineries. The proposal, introduced...
The Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that, alongside chambers across the state, it played a pivotal role in protecting the Employment Training Panel (ETP) program from the serious threat posed by SB 1321. This victory ensures that the ETP will...
Bob and Laurie Brandt, owners of Red Car Brewery and Restaurant. By: Ryan Guitare Located in the heart of Old Town Torrance, Red Car Brewery & Restaurant has been a vital part of the local community since its opening in August 2000. Founded by Bob and Laurie...
By: Ryan Guitare Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce members are invited to join the upcoming webinar hosted by the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development’s Infrastructure Bank (IBank) on Tuesday, August 27 at 11:00 am PT. This webinar will...
By: Ryan Guitare The Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce has voted to oppose Proposition 32, a ballot measure that would increase California’s minimum wage to $18 an hour, which Californians will vote on in November. The opposition is led by three major employers’...
