A long-standing chapter in California’s manufacturing history quietly came to a close last week as Frito-Lay ceased all production operations at its Rancho Cucamonga facility, ending more than five decades of local snack food manufacturing and eliminating hundreds of jobs in the process. The plant, which first opened in 1970, has been a staple of […]
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