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Benjamin Purper/Rep. Carbajal says "largest climate action bill ever" will grow local economy, clean energy projectsThe Inflation Reduction Act, which passed today, is a major piece of legislation that’s not just about inflation — it also addresses health care costs, climate change and more. -
Warning that the supply will shrink by 10% due to climate change, Newsom sets targets for recycled water and increased storage. But deadlines are distant, details are scant and there is no conservation mandate.
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The League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization that doesn't usually take legal action — but now, the League has joined a lawsuit against SLO County over the outcome of the last redistricting cycle. -
In a landmark decision this morning, the United States Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, the long-standing ruling that formerly protected abortion rights in the country. While anti-abortion groups are celebrating, local and state officials are looking to expand and protect reproductive rights in California.
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Today has been a huge day for national news, as the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. That will have major effects locally and nationally, but there’s also another potential game-changer at the federal level in the form of a “red flag” gun law headed to the President’s desk.
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The new district map has been highly criticized as favoring conservative voters.
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Proposed bill could grant California's small craft distilleries expanded direct-to-consumer shippingSmall distillers in Paso Robles and around the state say they’re limited by laws preventing them from shipping direct to consumers.
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Due to a surplus of funding, the City of San Luis Obispo recently adopted a new financial budget that will allow them to invest more money in major city goals like housing and homelessness.
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Every single vote-by-mail ballot has to be scanned through a system to identify signatures and is then sent to the processing board which separates the ballot from the envelope and examines each one for identifying marks or damage.
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The bill, H.R. 2377, would create a nationwide grant program to incentivize states to adopt Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPO), which would encourage more regulations on gun ownership.
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KCBX’s Rachel Showalter went to election parties for two SLO County Supervisor candidates as initial poll results came in.
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All results are unofficial until they’re certified, which could happen as late as July.
