China’s tougher trash standards hurting Central Coast recyclers
Staff and wire report A global trash crunch that has created tons of used plastic and paper piling up at recycling centers across America has hit home on the Central Coast. Trash haulers are asking for extraordinary rate hikes as they slow picking lines and add staff to meet sharply reduced contamination limits for goods Read More →
Energy forum highlights North-South SB County divide
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Scientists: Sea level rise big threat to Tri-Counties
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Our view: State budget funds tri-county recovery
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California’s economic growth slowing
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Paso Robles poised to get $26 million conference center
The Paso Robles Event Center, the city of Paso Robles and Travel Paso are considering a $26 million collaboration to build a conference center on Spring and Riverside streets in Paso Robles. At a June 20 press conference, the partnership was announced — with each interested party hoping to capitalize on a 2017 study that Read More →
Tri-county collaboration gets approval for energy efficiency plan
A tri-county collaboration got approval for its Energy Efficiency Business Plan on May 31 from the California Public Utilities Commission, allowing it to receive ratepayer funds directly to support workforce education, compliance and energy efficiency programs. The Tri-County Regional Energy Network, or 3C-REN, business plan combines the efforts of Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Read More →
