Combined, those issues “have greatly hindered the company’s ability to operate,” Simoncic said. 99 Cents Only has stores in California, Arizona, Nevada and Texas and has about 14,000 employees.

The company, which was founded in 1982, operates 371 stores across California, Texas, Arizona and Nevada. On Thursday, the company officially announced plans to close down, citing financial ...

A woman threatened to sue a 99-cent store for overcharging her. ... But over the last several years 99-cent stores started raising the price of certain items to price tags like $1.29 or $1.49.

99 Cents Only will be closing all of its stores as the company announced plans to wind down its business operations. The company, which was founded in 1982, operates 371 stores across California ...

Making a meal of 99-cent items. THE REAL DEAL: Shoppers can find many healthful, name-brand and even organic products at 99 Cents Only stores, such as this one in Los Angeles.

99 Cents Only Stores is a premier deep-discount retailer that primarily carries name-brand consumable and general merchandise. They are an exciting shopping ...

(KTLA) – 99 Cents Only will be closing all of its stores after the company announced plans to wind down its business operations. The company, which was founded in 1982, operates 371 stores ...

99 Cents Only Stores will be closing all of its stores as the company announced plans to wind down its business operations. The company, which was founded in 1982, operates nearly 317 stores ...

Donna Goldstein celebrated her 99th birthday at a 99 Cents Only Store in Beverly Grove Thursday after she recently won a shopping spree. “I’m going to cry I’m so happy. I think that’s what ...

Also on Wednesday, the 99 Cents Only store near the intersection of Tropicana Avenue and Fort Apache Road also had half-empty shelves but employees were restocking grocery items.

Dave Gold, the founder of the 99 Cents Only Stores has died at 80. ... he discovered that items he discounted to, say, 98 cents or $1.02 never sold out but a 99-cent label was magic.

A federal judge has ordered 99¢ Only Stores to pay $409,490 in penalties for the sale of illegal unregistered and misbranded pesticides contained in household products. Here’s an excerpt from ...