Farming First expands Central Coast’s booming cannabis presence
The Central Coast has the potential to be the premier place to grow cannabis, especially if the federal market ever comes into play — that is what Will Terry believes. A fifth-generation farmer, Terry founded a new operation, Farming First Holdings in 2019 and invested his time, money, and effort into building a robust setup. Read More →
Experts and activists discuss future of nuclear and wind power in San Luis Obispo County
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With mask mandates lifted and cases dropping, region ponders pandemic’s next phase
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Pressure builds to keep Diablo Canyon nuclear plant open past 2025
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Federal, state authorities flag 71 bridges in tri-county region as ‘poor’
Each day, an estimated 72,500 vehicles cross a bridge on the southbound lanes of Highway 101 over railroad tracks at the Montalvo Metrolink station in Ventura. In Santa Barbara County, bridges on the northbound and southbound lanes of Highway 101 over San Jose Creek, west of Highway 217 in Goleta, carry about 60,500 vehicles every Read More →
Navigating a new plan for Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary
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Project aims to create a new ‘third place’ in San Luis Obispo
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