Financially and academically, your best bet is to stay in California. Consult with an advisor at the Community College, to see where you would have a guaranteed transfer within the California public college system into a business program.
Community colleges are usually far less academically challenging than 4 year colleges. Your cheapest and best option would be to dash through the classes needed to transfer to the best business school at a public California college that has a transfer agreement with your community college. If you were to take a heavy load for summer and fall semesters, you could finish your “gen eds” and your AS in business by the end of December, probably, and start in January 2022 at a California public college that has a transfer agreement with the community college. This would be your cheapest option, and also, probably the best school with most value for your money, under the circumstances.
While the schools you’ve mentioned are all great schools, they’re not likely to admit you, and they’re unlikely to give you the large amount of financial aid you would need to afford them. Better to take advantage of what’s available to you through guaranteed admission articulated agreements between your community college and the California state school system.