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Flickr / Chuck Gerber/The REACH study points to Morro Bay’s offshore wind projects and Vandenberg Space Force Base as two big opportunities for the Central Coast to grow its economy. -
City of Atascadero/“The fourth utility”: Paso Robles and Atascadero want to expand broadband access in North SLO CountyThe expansion of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic has made reliable internet more important than ever, leading some to call it a “fourth utility.” Now, Paso Robles and Atascadero have joined forces to expand broadband access in North SLO County.
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The City of Guadalupe secured a 4.9 million dollar grant from the federal government to reconstruct the historic Royal Theater. -
The California Mid-State Fair of Paso Robles came back this year with a 40 percent increase in attendance compared to last year. Travel Paso, a non-profit who promotes tourism in the city, says as COVID-19 restrictions lift, the fair’s success reflects a solid rebound in tourism dollars.
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Recent investigations from the US Department of Labor found that five farms in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties have neglected to pay and provide the proper benefits to their workers.
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A local nonprofit marketing organization says the wine industry is a large contributor to booming tourism.
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Starting in June, passengers can take non-stop flights to Chicago and Sacramento out of the Santa Barbara Airport.
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The April 18 tax deadline is less than a month away, and millions of families are eligible for billions of dollars in state and federal tax credits.
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By Monday evening, the average price for a gallon of gas in SLO County reached nearly $5.52. The national average price of gas reached it's highest ever at $4.12.
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The event featured guest speaker Christopher Waller of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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There’s a prohibition right now on avocados from Mexico being imported into the U.S. Local growers and buyers say they're cautiously watching how long this embargo lasts, and explain what this may mean for consumers.
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Gasoline prices across the country have surged in recent weeks, with the cost at the pump varying widely from state to state — but California still leads the way in being the most expensive at the pump.
