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Courtesy: ktgy Architecture + Planning/The mixed-use project will be a 192-unit development in southeastern San Luis Obispo. -
Cal Fire/Firefighters are gaining control of a brush fire that erupted Friday along the Big Sur Coast, with the blaze now 35 percent contained and about 700 acres still burning.
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California State Parks is taking advantage of this time without visitors to make headway on a project to restore the historic bells at Hearst Castle, called “carillon bells.” -
The latest surge of coronavirus cases fueled by the Omicron variant has caused many employees to call out sick, leaving some local businesses with temporary closures and hour changes due to staff shortages.
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The Marvelous Wonderettes will run February 4 to March 6 with COVID-19 prevention measures in place.
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Two years into the pandemic, hospital staff continue to grapple with exhaustion and staff shortage issues as the Omicron variant brings on new challenges.
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The fund is accepting applications from historically oppressed, marginalized and underrepresented Santa Barbara County groups working on advocacy projects that address policy and systemic racism.
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Demand for COVID-19 testing continues to soar due to the Omicron variant and the long holiday weekend, with the testing site at the San Luis Obispo Veterans Hall seeing more than 500 people a day.
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Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue is seeing higher numbers of interested volunteers.
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After a volcanic eruption near the Pacific nation of Tonga this morning, SLO County is seeing high water levels but no major damage or flooding.
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The petition asks the administration to allow faculty to choose the modality of their courses and require the use of N-95 and KN-95 masks on campus, among other things.
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Parts of State Street in Downtown Santa Barbara has been closed to traffic since May 2020 to allow businesses to operate outdoors due to pandemic restrictions. With how successful it's been, the City Council is looking to extend the closure and possibly even make it permanent.
