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  • August 06, 2021 1:30 PM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    Two landmark housing bills will be considered on the state Senate floor starting August 16th. Assemblywoman Laurie Davies has asked us to post this one-pager about it. Our Chamber has not taken a position but will consider it at our regular monthly meeting August 10th. Reach out with any feedback or questions:


  • June 09, 2021 5:13 PM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    The Chamber works with Orange County Public Works to help direct maintenance projects that need periodic attention and two biggies will begin next week: road resurfacing on Narrow Canyon and Avendale Boulevard. There will be some temporary closures but residents will be alerted with signage along the affected areas as well as door knockers.


  • April 29, 2021 8:33 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    If you live in Ladera Ranch, you may not know that new businesses are starting to open in the Los Patrones Business Park on the other side of Ladera Ranch, in Rancho Mission Viejo off of Los Patrones Parkway. 

    Is it a retail Center or a Business Park? Who cares!

    Some of the New businesses in the works or already open include:

    • Frisby Winery & Brewing
    • Zuri Pet Spa RMV
    • Evolve Martial Arts
    • Smart Stop Storage
    • Coretown Pilates
    • Evolution Swim Academy
    • Tint Crafters
  • March 16, 2021 6:21 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    The Ladera Rancho Chamber of Commerce Joined an opposition statement on two proposed bills in Sacramento that we consider burdensome to businesses.



  • March 12, 2021 8:23 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    We aways celebrate successful businesses who are savvy enough to go the distance. And the Crown Valley Market just turned 20!! Mohammad Ariarad - who lives in Ladera Ranch - opened the market when most of Ladera Ranch wasn't even here!

    What we like about the market: CVM has a cool, international feel that is different from a regular bog-box grocery store. That diversity is welcome! 

    Here's what Matt Surrena from Lola's had to say about it: "Great store! Great prices (tons of fresh herbs), deli it top notch, desserts/bakery is stellar... oh, and fresh baked Sangak (Persian flatbread about 2 ft long... oh so good!)... yup, we're long time fans." Matt would know!

    They also operate Bahar restaurant upstairs that offers Mediterranean food made from scratch that is available for catering or delivery (Grubhub, Doordash, Postmates, Seamless and TryCaviar).

    If you haven't checked them out lately, you have to! Congrats on 20 years Mohammad!

  • February 19, 2021 7:44 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)


    Business Spotlight!

    Not only are these two beauties female entrepreneurs, they also operate NuAge Spa next to Stater Bros. as a mother/daughter duo! Most importantly, they are two of the nicest people you will ever meet!  

    If you haven’t met Nicole and Jenny Romero, here they are! Stop in and meet them in person!

    They are passionate about their clients and will do anything to make them happy. They offer a myriad of beauty treatments but try to focus more on total person wellness. We love that! 

    They had their choice of locations but chose Ladera Ranch because they love our residents. So please support them! 


  • January 25, 2021 5:34 PM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)


  • October 16, 2020 3:49 PM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    They were hanging up signage and banners Oct. 16th. Expected to open for the holiday season soon! Oh boy, oh boy!!!


  • July 23, 2020 7:21 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)

    The County of Orange recently awarded $10,000 grants to businesses impacted by the COVID-19 virus. Businesses had to meet at least one of three criteria:

    • The business was forced to close.
    • Sales from the business were down 25% or more than compared to the previous three months. (Prior to March 1, 2020).
    • The business had to lay off at least one of its employees (full or part-time).

    The Chamber is happy to report that almost 50 local businesses received $470,000 of very badly needed money to pay for rent, utilities, insurance, accounts payable, etc.


  • June 30, 2020 9:34 AM | Todd Stearns (Administrator)


    It's apparent that COVID-19 is going to be around a lot longer than many predicted (or hoped) early on. That has impacted the way many of us live our lives and the way businesses in Ladera Ranch and Rancho Mission Viejo operate. But it doesn't mean residents have to live in hibernation.

    We have seen a tremendous amount of innovation and adaptation from our business community to continue operating the safest way possible. Carryout food ordering has been the most visible and restaurants have done an amazing job altering their menus, dining and operating procedures.

    What about fitness? Traditionally, fitness involved close proximities and the sharing of weights and machines that could transfer germs. That's no longer the case and F45 in the Sendero Marketplace offers a good study of a business that has drastically changed course.

    Before even entering a class, members are temperature screened to make sure they are not sick.

    The whole method of Functional 45 involved the rotation of members between stations that worked different muscle groups or cardio. Now, members stay in a singular location with all of the workout materials surrounding them. They switch between dumbbells, bars, kettle bells, jump boxes, weight balls within a six-foot radius - complete with disinfectant wipes used to clean everything at the end.

    Class sizes are around a quarter what they used to be but with additional time slots added. Windows and doors are keep open for air circulation.

    Equipment, floors and surfaces are then sanitized again at the end of each class.

    Medical practitioners state the importance of keeping active so that our bodies are better able to fight off any type of infection - not just COVID-19 - and consistent visits to your gym is a great way to do that! 

    We recommend scheduling a non-workout visit to learn about the additional steps your gym is taking to keep all us all safe during this time. They want you to stay safe because that keeps you moving back!

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