Aromas
Aromas, CA · Business
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ONE Carmel Brings a New Vision for Luxury Living to California’s Monterey Peninsula
One of the Monterey Peninsula’s last significant opportunities for large-scale luxury residential living has officially entered the market. Set across 891 acres in California’s Carmel Valley, ONE Carmel has launched sales for 73 homesites and completed residences, introducing a private community that places equal emphasis on architecture, conservation, culture and personalized service.
Silicon Valley
More than 600 apartments could be headed to prime San Jose spot
SAN JOSE — A plan to build several hundred apartments in North San Jose took a step forward with a preliminary real estate deal involving the purchase of several acres for potential development. Del Rey Investment Co. agreed to sell SummerHill Apartment Communities a combined 6.3 acres of land...
NBC Bay Area
Morgan Hill winery struggles amid low demand and bug concerns
A Morgan Hill winery is struggling as trade pressures, weather concerns and lower demand plague the state’s vineyard business. Guglielmo Winery has been serving the Morgan Hill community since 1925, after George Guglielmo's grandfather bought the land that same year. However, the winery has been struggling due to several...
Silicon Valley
Apartment complex built on site of Morgan Hill fruit packing plant is sold
MORGAN HILL — An apartment complex on the site of a longtime Sunsweet plant in downtown Morgan Hill was bought by a Bay Area real estate firm for $45 million, documents filed on Sept. 16 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office show. An affiliate of Redwood City-based...
montereycountynow.com
A veteran produce market owner sets up a corner shop in Monterey.
When Randy Moreno settled on a busy corner on Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey as the location for a produce stand, he had one concern: parking. Fortunately, he could turn to a friend in the business who once faced a similar predicament. “This is my first store in a downtown area,” Moreno points out. “He said, ‘Randy, people find a place to park.’”
sanbenito.com
San Juan Bautista candy maker has big plans for $5k grant
Margot Tankersley has been making homemade candy and serving frozen treats out of Margot’s Ice Cream Parlor in San Juan Bautista for more than 30 years. With the help of a PG&E grant program aimed at small businesses, she plans to be able to continue to serve many more customers for long into the future.
pajaronian.com
From the fields to Silicon Valley
Some of Martin Vargas-Vega’s earliest memories are of waking up in the strawberry and raspberry fields around Watsonville. His immigrant parents picked berries, and when Vargas-Vega was young, the fields essentially served as daycare. His relatives worked nearby, as did the families of other children he knew. At first,...
The US Sun
More help at Walmart self-checkout! Supermarket among chains to be hit with staff rule & limits under city’s plan
A NEW self-checkout law is in the works for a major US city that would significantly change how shoppers at Walmart and others use the tech. The proposal would not only limit what shoppers can use these lanes for, but would also force stores to adjust their employee counts to ensure compliance.
producebusiness.com
Church Brothers Farms Strengthens Food Safety Leadership With Two Appointments
SALINAS, Calif. — Church Brothers Farms has announced two leadership appointments in its Food Safety and Quality Assurance (FSQA) department. Abraham Cardenas has joined the company as Director of Quality Control, and Victor Soto has been promoted to Director of Field Food Safety. Both will report to Megan Chedwick, Vice President of Food Safety, Quality & Regulatory Compliance.
montereycountynow.com
Letters to the Editor 09.17.26
Shoutout to Royvi Hernandez for her captivating King City data-center-versus-pot-farms stories (“Council candidate sues King City over revoked cannabis permit – and pitches a data center,” Sept. 3-9). Data centers crowding out pot farms is like one set of smoke and mirrors replacing another. If we really...
Silicon Valley
San Jose apartment complex bought by affordable homes nonprofit
SAN JOSE — A 220-unit East San Jose market-rate apartment complex was acquired by a nonprofit that specializes in affordable housing, according to documents filed Sept. 14 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office. An affiliate of Bedford Affordable Housing Foundation bought Avana San Jose at 995 Tully...