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Gabriela Fernandez/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. -
U.S. Democrat Representative Salud Carbajal for California's 24th congressional district/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 City of Morro Bay is building a Water Reclamation Facility, which will be their largest development project. The city plans for it to provide a dependable water source for the residents and businesses of Morro Bay. -
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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After a major health scare in 2015, Ed Caraeff sold the rights to his iconic rock photographs and embarked on a “bucket list” trip across the country in his camper van, which he’s been doing for nearly seven years now. During a stop in San Luis Obispo last month, Caraeff came to the KCBX studio and talked about his life, work and travels.
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The goal is to help individuals transition to permanent housing.
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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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Governor Gavin Newsom said in April that he’s reconsidering his desire to see the scheduled decommissioning of San Luis Obispo’s Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant as scheduled. The governor’s change of mind seems to have galvanized a pro-Diablo movement.
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The current season will come to an end in July after about three weeks of Xanadu, which is ongoing now. The 2022 - 2023 season will begin at the end of July.
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In today's KCBX News Update: the major races in SLO and Santa Barbara Counties have not changed much since Tuesday night, and the Cal Poly indoor mask mandate expires today.
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The SLO Botanical Garden hosts a Free Day once a month to encourage people to visit.
