KCLU :: NPR and Local News

88.3 FM Ventura County / 102.3 FM and 1340 AM Santa Barbara

KCLU brings you expanded coverage of business and the economy.

Weekdays at 4:51 am  and 6:51 am, get an early look at the day's top financial stories on the Marketplace Morning Report.

NPR Business News follows the trends throughout the day and Kai Rysdaal wraps up the day's important economic news every day at 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm.

Weekday afternoons at 3:32 pm , KCLU's Dave Meyer brings you up to date with the day's local stocks and business headlines with the staff of the Pacific Coast Business Times

For more business news, visit the
KCLU Marketplace page
.

KCLU Local News

Despite plans Los Angeles memorial, media, fans still flock to Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara County

7/3/2009 9:30am    Download MP3  

Large crowds of people are still camped outside of Michael Jackson's former Santa Barbara County home. KCLU's Lance Orozco talks to fans, and Santa Ynez Valley residents about the situation.



Federally funded program helps job picture for hundreds of Ventura County teens, young adults

7/2/2009 9:08am    Download MP3  

The squeeze on jobs on the South Coast as a result of the economy has hit teens, and young adults especially hard, because many adults desperate for work are taking the positions they'd normally get. KCLU's Lance Orozco reports a new federally funded program is trying to provide some job interviewing and summer work for young job seekers.



More local news »

KCLU Top Local Headlines

News

Serious Gaps Remain Between U.S., Russia   

President Obama heads to Russia on Monday for meetings with President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. The Obama administration says it is anxious to "press the reset button" on U.S.-Russian relations.

Jackson Memorial Is Tuesday; L.A. Rushes To Plan   

In Los Angeles, city officials are scrambling over the holiday weekend to try to figure out how to accommodate a public memorial service for Michael Jackson at a venue that can hold no more than 20,000 people.

Sponsor