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Adam SolorzanoMost of the workplace raids took place in Oxnard on Tuesday with one happening in Santa Maria.In those raids, a total of 40 people were taken to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Oxnard, according to the Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy, or CAUSE. -
CAUSEnow.orgDozens of people have been detained due to immigration enforcement along the Central Coast since yesterday.
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This week the board voted to reduce the amount of funding going toward cannabis-related programs for the next fiscal year, such as the sheriff’s cannabis enforcement team and public health education, to close a $1.2 million dollar overall budget deficit. -
The Grover Beach City Council unanimously voted to adopt a new ordinance regulating illegal fireworks, and will now hold property owners and tenants liable for any illegal firework activity on their property. -
The new rules include banning camping in tents or sleeping bags overnight, vehicle camping at night, and a time, place and manner restriction for camping during the daytime. -
A San Luis Obispo business owner is speaking out against tariffs imposed during the Trump administration. This comes as Senate Democrats push a bill that would exempt small businesses. -
National Public Radio and three of its Colorado member stations are suing the Trump Administration over an executive order that would cut off federal funding for public media. -
Less than a month away from Pride month in June, Morro Bay’s local flag ordinance will no longer allow other flags to be flown on city property, starting on July 1st. -
Salinas City Council is considering rolling back four tenant protection ordinances—including rules on rent control, just-cause evictions and tenant harassment. -
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors has approved an agreement with a local nonprofit to continue a long running housing and support program for the county’s most vulnerable residents. -
Council members on Tuesday heard the proposed budget plan and responded to the 1.5 million dollar budget for homelessness and housing. -
In a 4-1 vote, Santa Maria city council this week approved a new pay and benefits package for local firefighters.
