By JOSH FRIEDMAN The Grover Beach City Council voted on Monday to mandate that all residents reduce their water usage by 20 percent, with violators potentially facing fines. In May, the Read More …
By JOSH FRIEDMAN Developer Gary Grossman’s Coastal Community Builders plans to construct a four-story, mixed-use development in the heart of Grover Beach, a project the city is endorsing. City plans prioritize Read More …
The city of Grover Beach last month adopted changes to its water rate structure, which is expected to result in a temporary decrease in bimonthly bills for most residents. Read More …
The Grover Beach City Council on Monday night selected Daniel Rushing, a local restaurant industry professional, to fill the seat recently vacated by Councilwoman Mariam Shah. Read More …
Despite opposition from some residents, the Grover Beach City Council voted Monday night to endorse a sales tax measure in Oceano that would keep the South County community a part of the Five Cities Fire Authority. Read More …
The elected Grover Beach council members on Monday filled a vacant seat on the city’s governing body by appointing an attorney who had never previously attended a council meeting. Read More …
Both the Arroyo Grande and Grover Beach city councils have been left with a vacant seat following the election of mayors last month who were mid-term council members. Now both councils are opting to appoint a new member, rather than hold a special election to fill the vacant seats. Read More …
For the first time, marijuana for recreational use is going on sale legally in San Luis Obispo County. Marijuana users who do not have medical recommendations, but are 21 or older, can now enter a Grover Beach pot shop and make purchases. Read More …
The long-envisioned Grover Beach lodge and conference center project may now become just a hotel development.
Pacifica Companies, the developer, is currently seeking approval from the city of Grover Beach to move forward with the project without the conference center component. Read More …
The Grover Beach City Council approved construction contracts Tuesday for an approximately $3 million expansion of the train station in the South County city.
For years, Grover Beach officials have discussed renovating the Amtrak train station, which is located near the southeast corner of the intersection of Highway 1 and Grand Avenue. Read More …