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Santa Barbara County projects an $11.9 million budget surplus by the end of the fiscal year.
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It could get harder to find a favorite taco or grilled cheese truck in Santa Barbara. The City is considering new rules that could limit when and where food trucks operate.
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Two commercial fishing groups based in San Luis Obispo County are trying again to block an offshore wind development company from surveying the coastal waters of Morro Bay.
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Central Coast advocates are pushing a plan to raise the minimum wage for farm workers in Santa Barbara County by $10 dollars an hour.
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San Luis Obispo cannabis retailers can now deliver its products to customers. This comes after a unanimous vote from the city council this week.
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Santa Maria’s newest budget proposal projects shortfalls of more than $40 million over the next two years. The city is expected to use three reserves to balance its budget.
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State Street in downtown Santa Barbara used to be a hub of local activity. But today, that’s not the case. Economists have ideas on how to bring businesses back to the area.
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As local businesses gear up for the holidays, the City of San Luis Obispo is hoping the downtown area sees a bit of a boost— it’s offering shoppers some incentives.
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The American Automobile Association (AAA) said the average price per gallon in the San Luis Obispo area is $5.32.
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Many Central Coast farms were devastated by floods last January, but local farmers say crops are starting to thrive again.
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The UCSB Economic Forecast Project tracks economic trends in Santa Barbara County. Economists found the local labor market is generally strong, but the area is facing other long-term economic challenges.
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The REACH study points to Morro Bay’s offshore wind projects and Vandenberg Space Force Base as two big opportunities for the Central Coast to grow its economy.