Pacific Coast TV provides public, educational, and government programming for viewers in the San Mateo County area.

Written for residents of Hawaii and covers current trends in business, culture, lifestyle and art. Focuses on people, fashion, nightlife and travel. Presents a dining guide and sections on young professionals in Hawaii, health and wellness, Hawaii nightlife, fashion, the arts, travel, domestic and international, special features articles and information on professional clubs and organizations.

Serves owners and operators of commercial fishing boats throughout the world's most productive ocean, from Alaska to the tropical Pacific. Edited as a how-to technical and business publication for the commercial fishing industry on the West Coast of North America. Articles address the opportunities and problems of catching, processing and marketing seafood. Includes in-depth feature articles, as well as regular departments dealing with seafood markets, financial management, politics, new products and pertinent international events. Gives readers information they need to run efficient, profitable and sustainable fishing operations. Offers practical coverage of markets, resources, technology and politics. Covers emerging challenges, opportunities and trends, technical guidance, useful strategies and information about essential products and services.

Written for scholars, students and professors in ethnic studies, Pacific Rim studies, geography, political science, history and urban studies. Covers the history of American expansionism to the Pacific. Also includes information on the post-frontier developments of the 20th century American West.

Written or gardeners on the West Coast and provides information on plants, trees, seeds, new products, pesticides, garden flowers, fruits and vegetables. Regular columns include: Editorial; Book Reviews; Laboratory Report; Garden Allies; and Calendar.

An e-newsletter written for government agencies, small communities, non-profit organizations, and staff that work with the RCAC (Rural Community Assistance Corporation). Provides news, announcements and accomplishments produced for the rural development world free of charge.

Written for members of the Pacific Northwest Golf Association and covers Golf News. Contains information on golf courses and resorts and the latest technology. Presents fitness and instruction advice. Features include golf lifestyles, destination features, player profiles, golf trends and historic perspective.

Established in 1906 at the University of Washington, this scholarly journal is devoted to the history and culture of the northwestern United States, including Alaska, and western Canada. It focuses on articles, edited primary-source documents, book reviews, announcements of conferences, information on archival collections, and lists of publications, dissertations, and theses. The journal is illustrated and fully indexed.

Covers everything related to railroads from model railroading to transit and tourist lines, short lines, passenger rail and freight rail in Washington, Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska and British Columbia. Includes calendar of events, news articles and features for rail enthusiasts in the region. They are open to hearing news and story tips about promotions and appointments, product announcements, acquisitions, research and development projects and expansion plans.

Written for Western region nut producers, specifically those in California, Washington, Hawaii, Oregon and the Southwest. Content provides the latest information on the nut industry, including crop reports, new equipment and technologies updates, crop protection and control articles, as well as harvesting and marketing information.