Street smarts: SeeAg hosts annual fundraiser for bus fares to field trip
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Street smarts: Fun things to consider doing this Valentine’s season
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Street smarts: California green energy car program comes to Central Coast
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WEV helps hundreds of tri-county small businesses thrive
Entrepreneurship is on the rise here in the United States, as Americans are starting and running their own small businesses at record rates as part of a post-pandemic shift. According to the Center for American Progress, the number of startups — defined as businesses under 1 year old — surged in 2022 and 2023, surpassing pre-Great Recession levels for Read More →
Shelterbox provides immediate support to L.A. evacuees
Santa Barbara-based ShelterBox USA is used to delivering aid to those in need, particularly those in third-world countries. But after multiple fires broke out in Los Angeles County beginning on Jan. 7 and scorched thousands of homes, and left many people without shelter, the nonprofit didn’t hesitate for a second about providing a helping hand to its Read More →
Tri-county organizations offer support to L.A. wildfire victims
Central Coast nonprofits and companies are stepping up to support those impacted by the devastating Los Angeles County wildfires. Thousand Oaks-based biotech giant Amgen announced Jan. 14 that it and the Amgen Foundation have committed $10 million in disaster relief. “Southern California has been Amgen’s home for more than four decades and we are standing tall to support our Read More →
Good works: ECHO houses 353 people in SLO County; Direct Relief names interim CEO
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