Capital Rivers Connect
The Capital Rivers Connect news page is a comprehensive resource for businesses and communities looking to stay ahead of the curve in the retail industry. It features a range of informative and engaging posts, including articles, interviews, reports, and podcasts, that cover the latest trends, best practices, and success stories in the field.
Atascadero economic development is transforming the city from a quiet bedroom community into a vibrant hub for remote workers, small businesses, and downtown revitalization. Strategic planning and community spirit are shaping its future—making Atascadero a model for balanced, community-driven growth on the Central Coast.
Hydrogen fuel is emerging as a scalable, zero-emission solution for transportation and energy storage in California. With infrastructure investment accelerating and cities along major corridors being eyed for development, the opportunities, challenges, and next steps in building a hydrogen-powered future are taking shape.
From building tourism economies in Central America to leading an EDA-designated district in Washington State and helping launch the largest offshore wind farm in the U.S., Alyce has done it all. Her superpower? Blending big-picture vision with grassroots connection.
The 2025 ICSC Monterey Convention, held March 24–26 at the Monterey Conference Center, brought together approximately 1,000 commercial real estate professionals. The event emphasized authentic relationship-building, forward-looking strategy, and a clear-eyed understanding of both opportunities and constraints in today’s retail real estate environment.
The hydrogen economy is rapidly gaining traction as an essential component of sustainable energy solutions, with an increasing focus on infrastructure expansion. Recognizing the significant potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology, Capital Rivers Connect recently engaged in a discussion with the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (HFCP) to explore key industry
Manteca’s prime location between Interstate 5 and Highway 99, along State Route 120, makes it an attractive destination for businesses and retailers. Historically, proximity was its biggest strength, but today, Manteca is investing in long-term economic sustainability, making it more than just a well-located city.
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