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San Luis Obispo County’s unemployment rate fell to 9 percent in September, down from 9.5 percent in August, according to the latest report from the state’s Employment Development Department.
If you want to nominate someone for The Tribune’s Top 20 Under 40 competition, there’s less than a week left. The deadline is Wednesday.
A Chevron gas station under construction at Marsh and Higuera streets in San Luis Obispo is slated to open in January.
The hospital chain that owns Arroyo Grande Community Hospital and French Hospital Medical Center in San Luis Obispo has reached a contract agreement with a key nurses union over safety issues involving H1N1, or swine flu.
The SLO Tech Brew networking get-together for technology professionals will undergo a change of venue starting with its Nov. 9 event.
A local organization that helps disabled children and a hospital that donates millions of dollars in services were among the winners of the 2009 Central Coast Community Impact Awards.
Despite tough times in the auto business, Cole Chrysler Dodge has opened a second location in downtown San Luis Obispo.
US Airways staffing and flight reductions will not directly affect operations at San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport, officials there said.
A 4,800-square-foot retail center in Atascadero’s West Front Village, a mixed-use project set on 13 acres west of Highway 101 on Santa Rosa Street in Atascadero, will break ground within the next two months, according to John Rossetti, one of the development’s owners.
‘Ignite Central Coast” is the theme at Wednesday’s meeting of Softec, the Central Coast Software and Technology Association.
Downtown Paso Robles wine-tasting rooms have been given a boost with a law signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last week.
Recent criminal acts and ongoing behavioral problems with drunks in San Luis Obispo’s renowned downtown came into sharp focus Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce’s monthly breakfast meeting.
Being earth-friendly does not pay when you’re running a restaurant. At least that’s what the owner of San Luis Obispo’s Pizza Fusion thinks.
The first tenant in Paso Robles’ newest shopping center — the approximately 300,000-square-foot Golden Hills Plaza off Highway 46 East — is set to open at 6 a.m. Friday.
The Morro Photo Expo is set for Friday through Sunday, with check-in and registration starting at 10 a.m. in the Morro Bay Community Center lobby.
Taste, the downtown San Luis Obispo business featuring local wines, is closing on Nov. 9.
Hundreds of Paso Robles-based businesses, including local places to eat, drink and play, are now included in a tourism Web site designed to help brand the city as a travel destination.
A new pizza parlor is taking over the Boston Bagel shop in downtown San Luis Obispo. It will be the third Croce’s Pizza on the California coast and should open in a week to 10 days, said its owner, Sean Croce.
One North County mixed-media artist hopes to create a multifaceted venue for wine and art with the construction of his new 3,000-square-foot wine tasting room in southern Paso Robles.
Gray skies and precipitation have Paso Robles zinfandel growers concerned about the threat of rot and scrambling to get ripe grapes off vines and into tanks.
