Kohl’s recently made a huge announcement about store closures in 2025. They revealed they’ll be shutting down 27 stores this year that they consider ‘underperforming’ and the closures will all happen by April.

Many western states will be hit by the closures, including Idaho, Utah, and California.

Which Stores is Kohl’s Closing in California, Idaho, and Utah?

In the press release from Kohl’s, they listed the 27 store locations that will be closing in 2025. 10 of those stores are in California, and 1 each in Idaho, Utah, Oregon, and Colorado. They also announced that the E-commerce Distribution Center in San Bernardino will close in May.

Kohl’s didn’t reveal specific dates for each closure, just that they would all happen by April 2025. Idaho will lose a store in Boise and Utah will lose 1 in Riverton.

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10 Kohl’s Stores Closing in California

  • Balboa (San Diego) - 5505 Balboa Ave.
  • Encinitas - 134 N El Camino Real
  • Fremont - 43782 Christy St.
  • Mountain View - 350 Showers Dr.
  • Napa - 1116 1st St.
  • Pleasanton - 4525 Rosewood Dr.
  • Point West (Sacramento) - 1896 Arden Way
  • San Rafael - 5010 Northgate Dr.
  • San Luis Obispo - 205 Madonna Rd.
  • Westchester - 8739 S Sepulveda Blvd.

Kohl’s Store closing in Idaho

  • Boise - 400 N Milwaukee St.

Kohl’s Store Closing in Utah

Kohl’s Store Closing in Colorado

  • Arapahoe Crossing (Aurora) - 6584 S Parker Rd.

Kohl’s Store Closing in Oregon

  • Portland Gateway - 10010 NE Halsey St.

The retailer is giving employees at the closing stores the option of a severance package or the option to apply for open positions at other locations.

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In the press release, which was issued on January 9th, Kohl’s calls the closures ‘Real Estate Changes’ in ‘underperforming locations’.

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