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Limekiln State Park open for Day Use
BIG SUR â California State Parks [yesterday] announced that Limekiln State Park is now open to the public for day use. The park has been closed since the landslide at Paulâs Slide on Jan. 14, 2023...
American Legion Post 512
Listed under: Veterans
Monterey County Election Results
From Monterey Herald...
Marina Downtown Specific Plan Approved
Learn more about the Downtown Specific Plan and Final Environmental Impact Report approved by the Marina City Council in their October 15 meeting.
From CalMatters...
Why CalPERS Is Being Pushed to Divest From Tesla
Elon Musk, the tech mogul who runs Tesla, said in December that diversity, equity and inclusion efforts âmust die.â Now, two civil rights groups are calling for the nationâs largest public pension fund to divest from the electric vehicle maker.
Erik Chalhoub here. I first learned about cooperative businesses while reporting on an article about Ace Hardware years ago. Known as a co-op, such businesses are not controlled by a single owner; rather they are owned by the workers ofâŚ
MONTEREY COUNTY â The imbalance between housing supply and demand is a key challenge to economic growth in Monterey County, according to a new report that makes clear the need for increasing housing supply.
Pressured by a projected $20 million deficit for the next fiscal year, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 on Tuesday, Oct. 15, to implement a hiring freeze for positions funded by General Fund discretionary revenue, as well asâŚ
A coalition of economic development agencies along the Central Coast released a report Oct. 1 outlining the opportunitiesâand challengesâin growing the local economy. Now, the Uplift Central Coast Coalition has opened grant applications to help realize those opportunities.
A hotel construction boom is underway in Monterey County, presenting both an opportunity and a challenge, says Rob OâKeefe, president and CEO of See Monterey. Done right, it could increase tourism revenue, already a $3 billion industry. Done wrong, newâŚ
A report released Tuesday, Oct. 1 determined that only 6.4 percent of hospitality jobs along the Central Coast qualify as âquality,â defined as those that pay a "living wage," among other factors.
One of the largest mushroom producers in the United States, Monterey Mushrooms, will be closing its 275-acre Royal Oaks facility in North Monterey County. In a WARN letter issued to the California Employment Development Department, the company reports that 605âŚ
SOLEDAD â City of Soledad has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Program, a significant initiative aimed at fostering economic growth in rural communities.
SOLEDAD â An overwhelming majority of Soledad Community Health Care District (SCHCD) workers decided last month to form their union with SEIU Local 2015, the nationâs largest long-term care workers union.
Cal Coastal Small Business Development Center
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