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Beth Thornton/Santa Barbara County conducted their yearly Point-in-Time Count to get a snapshot of people experiencing homelessness, and just released preliminary numbers. -
Gabriela Fernandez/After a 4-0 vote by SLO’s City Council, a new infrastructure project is coming to the City. It’s supposed to make transportation efficient and safe for people riding bikes and using wheelchairs in some areas of the city, but the new plans for the project have also left many residents unhappy.
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Santa Barbara County has released a draft of their housing element plan amid a severe housing crisis there, and they’re asking for local input. -
The City of San Luis Obispo is bringing a new bike route and other improvements to the North Chorro neighborhood.
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A Central Coast nonprofit says they’ve ramped up their efforts to support unhoused residents hit hard by last month’s storm.
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After last month’s winter storms, the Small Business Administration is traveling across the Central Coast to make sure residents who faced damage are filing for assistance.
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40 Prado's Jack Lahey says the homeless services center urgently needs volunteers — especially regular, consistent volunteers who stay in the long-term.
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A local non-profit in Santa Barbara County has enlisted a robotic arm to help build affordable housing in Santa Barbara County.
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Santa Barbara County just announced plans for an interim housing community in Santa Maria. The project is called Hope Village and will provide 94 portable units for unhoused individuals from the local area.
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Many SLO County Residents were affected by the massive winter storms on the central coast, including undocumented residents. Now, a local non-profit, called Undocusupport, is providing county-wide aid for undocumented residents affected by the storms.
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With the worst of the winter storm now over on the Central Coast, Monterey County is still managing resources and recovering.
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Many people throughout the Central Coast this week returned to homes that were damaged or destroyed by the winter storm. One area hit hard is Los Osos, where about 20 homes were damaged — with two of them completely destroyed by mud and water.
