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firstcallgolf.com
Santa Lucia Preserve names Robert Sereci as chief executive officer
CARMEL, Calif. (Oct. 7, 2026) – Santa Lucia Preserve, California’s premier conservation community and club, located minutes from downtown Carmel-by-the-Sea, announced today the appointment of Robert Sereci as Chief Executive Officer. Sereci is an experienced private clubs and residential community executive. In November, Sereci will succeed Karen Baxter,...
santacruzworks.org
Guy Kawasaki and Bill Reichert Bring "Tough Love" to Startup World Cup Santa Cruz
Chief Evangelist for Canva, and former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki joins longtime partner Bill Reichert of Pegasus Tech Ventures for a fireside chat at Startup World Cup Santa Cruz Regional, October 17 at The Catalyst. Founders pitching at Startup World Cup Santa Cruz Regional on October 17 will get more...
Lassen County News
Data center builders continue to pour money into Yes on 45 campaign
Prologis, which is planning five data centers in San Jose alone, has contributed another $250,000 to the Yes on Proposition 45 campaign, according to records filed with the California Secretary of State. The contribution brings the San Rafael-based company’s contributions to the Yes on 45 campaign through its “Modern Infrastructure Alliance Action Fund” to $500,000.
The 831
La Posada Apartments sold for $85 million for more affordable housing in Santa Cruz
A 150-unit Santa Cruz apartment community has changed hands in an $85 million transaction that is expected to preserve federally subsidized housing at the property for at least another two decades, according to Jonathan Rose Companies, a New York-based real estate investment and development firm specializing in affordable and mixed-income housing
electrek.co
Lucid’s $50,000 Cosmos spotted testing in California after 2027 delay
The Lucid Cosmos is out testing in California traffic. A camouflaged prototype of the midsize SUV was photographed on Highway 101 in Morgan Hill, about 40 miles south of Lucid’s headquarters in Newark. The four photos show the sub-$50,000 SUV from the rear and the side. They come two...
sanbenito.com
Hollister City Council declares financial emergency
Facing such a bleak financial position that City Hall didn’t have enough cash to pay its employees as of last week, the Hollister City Council on Oct. 2 declared a local “state of financial emergency” and approved a loan of $18 million from its impact fee funds to cover wages and other general fund expenses.
andnowuknow.com
IFPA Hosts Regional Women’s Fresh Perspectives in Salinas, CA; Nikki Wooten, Ginna Wichmann, Beth Atkinson, and Nicole Minnich-Zapata Comment
SALINAS, CA - Location can close doors to access, or it can open them. This is the impact of the new regional pop-up events from the Women’s Fresh Perspectives program. On Friday, September 18th, the program brought women in the industry to Salinas, California, for a casual but high-impact event focused on leadership, professional development, and peer connection.
producebusiness.com
Church Brothers Farms Reimagines Conventional Salad Category With New Three-Tier Assortment
SALINAS, Calif. — Church Brothers Farms, a vertically integrated fresh produce grower and shipper, has announced a new conventional salad blend lineup organized into three distinct, shopper-friendly categories: Toppers, Tender & Sweet, and Crisp Classics. The new architecture spans 12 varieties and is designed to make it easier for...
benitolink.com
Eat, Drink, Savor: Pinnacle Farms a legacy rooted in the land
Equipped with only a shovel and his encyclopedic knowledge of farming, Phil Foster led about 25 agricultural enthusiasts on an hour-and-a-half tour of his Pinnacle Farms in San Juan Bautista on Sept. 19. It was more than a discussion of subjects such as closed-loop composting, cover crops and hedgerows, integrated...
Yahoo!
The American dream remains elusive in the valley that inspired East of Eden
Nestled between two mountain ranges at the crook of central California's coastline sits a valley known as the "salad bowl of the world". Farm workers stoop over neatly lined rows of crops off Highway 101 to harvest more than half of the nation's supply of lettuce and nearly a third of its strawberries. The soil here is so rich that author John Steinbeck made the Salinas valley the promised land in his literary depictions of people chasing the American dream: immigrants, farm workers, westward-moving hopefuls, hungering for a better life.
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SCA WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW: Oct. 4, 2026
California’s famous giant artichoke restaurant closing after 25-year run, as it lists for $1.8M. From the New York Post: Iconic Castroville restaurant The Giant Artichoke will officially close its doors this week after 25 years under its current owners. In a Monday Facebook post, the restaurant confirmed that Wednesday,...
pajaronian.com
Ending a career of helping farms with nature
After a quarter-century with the Pajaro Valley-based Wild Farm Alliance, Executive Director Jo Ann Baumgartner has recently retired. She has been with the organization for more than 25 years where she started out working on a conventional research farm in the 1980s. After owning an organic farm with her husband...