SoCal Closure Watch — Week of 11/1

Everidge Inc. — Rancho Cucamonga

A family-owned American manufacturer of commercial refrigeration equipment is permanently closing its Rancho Cucamonga manufacturing facility. The closure is scheduled for February 26, 2027, according to a California WARN filing dated October 25, 2026, affecting 90 employees. Everidge specializes in walk-in coolers and freezers, blast chillers, mobile cold-storage units, and specialty foodservice equipment, sold under brands including CrownTonka, International Cold Storage, LoTemp Doors, PrepRite, SmartRite, and ThermalRite. The company, headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota, is not closing its entire business — the notice concerns only the Rancho Cucamonga plant.

As a manufacturing plant winds down over the coming months, the site may hold commercial refrigeration units, cold-storage equipment, foodservice equipment, and manufacturing machinery. Source: WhatNow

THE BOULEVARD — Pasadena

Pasadena's oldest and last remaining gay bar closed its doors on Halloween, October 31, 2026, after 45 years in business. The neighborhood dive bar, established around 1979, was known for nightly karaoke, weekly drag shows, a pool table, and community events. Longtime owner Steven Terradot retired and put the business up for sale ahead of the final farewell party on October 31.

As a long-running bar closes, the site may hold bar equipment, a pool table, karaoke and sound equipment, and restaurant and bar furniture. Source: Hollywood Times

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