Central Coast News

After two years of construction, San Luis Obispo County has finished building a new animal services facility. The county says the new building looks to improve quality of life for local animals.

Last Saturday was the 38th annual International Coastal Cleanup Day. Local non-profit Eco-Slo, an environmental conservationist group, hosted a Creeks to Coast Clean-up across SLO County.

Paso Robles' unique coastal climate makes it one of the best grape-growing areas in the state — and with that comes a rich history of winemaking.

A heatwave is prompting warnings of widespread blackouts in California, and SLO County will soon receive Omicron booster vaccines.

The hi-lo siren is for evacuations only.

In today's KCBX News Update: The Northern Chumash Tribal Council held a ceremony that they called the "reunification" of Morro Rock on Saturday, and unemployment in California has dropped to a record low.

While most people are barely waking up at 6a.m., Cal Poly SLO’s Rodeo team is ready for practice. The team holds 45 national titles and the women's team won third in the nation, making it one of the most competitive collegiate rodeo programs in the country.

In today's KCBX News Update: the SLO City Council will discuss water reduction measures at an upcoming meeting, and a local cannabis dispensary held a clean-up of SLO Creek today.

ECOSLO started over 50 years ago as a recycling center. Though the foundation has expanded over time, they said their mission remains the same.

The presiding judge has now ruled that the majority of the records in the Kristin Smart case can now be unsealed, and that process is underway right now.