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Photo by Rob Bulmahn.A student journalist at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is suing the university for violating the California Public Records Act.
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The students oppose the housing project in Nipomo because it would require cutting down nearly 3,000 oak trees.
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An atmospheric river brought heavy rain and high surf to the central coast Sunday night. The National Weather Service warned people across the region to prepare for a worst case scenario.
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Heavy rain and high winds blew over an energized power line in Arroyo Grande, near The Pike. County officials issued a shelter in place for the area, meaning people should stay indoors until conditions are clear.
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An incoming atmospheric river prompted Santa Barbara County to issue evacuation orders and school closures.
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While the central coast is known for wine, the rise of non alcoholic drinks is becoming more popular. A local couple is making waves in the mocktail space.
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A pro surfing competition is making waves in Pismo through the week. Among the competitors is the first surfer in the US to qualify for the Olympics.
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Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed budget for 2024-25 could put an end to a popular program that grants library card users free entry into state parks– like Montana de Oro and Hearst San Simeon.
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The City of Goleta is offering safety tips and skills training as part of e-bike safety awareness week.
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The family of Kristin Smart filed a lawsuit against Cal Poly this week, accusing the university of being “at least partially” responsible for her murder.
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The California presidential primary, or Super Tuesday, is right around the corner, and San Luis Obispo County is looking to pay poll workers to help on election day, March 5th.
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January is Stalking Awareness Month, and this year marks the first-ever Stalking Awareness Day of Action on Jan. 18.