Tri-county unemployment rent climbs in first month of new year
After a few months of delays, the California Employment Development Department has released unemployment numbers for the month of January. Announced April 3, the unemployment rate for the Central Coast saw a significant shift in the month of January, climbing to 5.03% compared to an unemployment rate of 4.63% in December and 4.73% in November. Read More →
Vital signs: California ranks high as hotspot for Gen Z
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Vital signs: Californians flocking to Central Coast cities for spring break
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Dos Pueblos students highlight importance of financial literacy
Debt among young adults is reaching critical levels. From student loans to debt from credit cards and buy now, pay later plans, young adults are facing a real issue, as a Bloomberg report from 2025 cited that the Federal Reserve found that Americans aged 18 to 29 are now carrying an astounding $1.12 trillion. As Read More →
