Commercial real estate legend Steve Hayes retires
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Dubroff: Cal Poly keeps walking the walk fostering innovation in SLO
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Our view: Isabella Project invests in our future workforce
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Cal Poly report targets outer space cyberattacks
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CRE: Cal Poly invests in new downtown SLO location; New hotel in Funk Zone
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California, Central Coast unemployment fall in May
For the third consecutive month, the unemployment rate on the Central Coast dipped dramatically from the previous month, according to the latest data provided by the California Employment Development Department. Released June 21, the unemployment rate of the tri-counties was at 3.33% for May, down from 3.96% in April and 4.56% in March. All three Read More →
Guest commentary: How to protect yourself and your business from web accessibility lawsuits
By Riley Kennedy & Emilie de la Motte A surge in lawsuits targeting businesses whose websites lack accessibility for visually impaired people has emerged. One source reports a 42% increase in such lawsuits in 2023 compared with 2022. These legal actions often target small businesses claiming their websites limit access to the visually impaired. The most recent Read More →
