Angel Russell
ReporterAngel Russell is a former KCBX News reporter who started her career in journalism as a reporter and producer for KREX on Colorado's Western Slope; she later moved to the Central Coast to work for KSBY as weekend anchor and weekday reporter. She holds a BA in journalism from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, and playing guitar and piano.
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Outside of Templeton High School Friday morning, a group of 35 students decided they’d had enough of the mask mandate, and showed up to campus not wearing a mask. -
There’s a prohibition right now on avocados from Mexico being imported into the U.S. Local growers and buyers say they're cautiously watching how long this embargo lasts, and explain what this may mean for consumers.
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Gasoline prices across the country have surged in recent weeks, with the cost at the pump varying widely from state to state — but California still leads the way in being the most expensive at the pump.
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San Luis Obispo is now part of the National Fitness Campaign after opening a free outdoor fitness court at Emerson Park.
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In 2017, Dignity Health nurse, Ashley Agnitch, was pregnant with her second child. She was told during a check-up the news no parent wants to hear. Her unborn child had a genetic ab-normality and was not expected to survive.
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After 7 p.m. every night, the SLO Railroad Museum parking lot off Santa Barbara Avenue in San Luis Obispo becomes a temporary place for people to get a nights’ sleep in their car.
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February is National Children's Dental Health Month, and local pediatric dentists say this is a good time to focus on setting up appointments you may have been brushing off.
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Valentine's Day flowers may be pricier and harder to find due to supply chain issues and labor shortages brought on by the pandemic.
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A new trail will soon provide a safe route for cyclists and pedestrians to go from downtown San Luis Obispo to Cal Poly using a path along the railroad tracks.
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Outdoor dining became a popular option at the start of the pandemic, with cities around the nation allowing restaurants to extend their dining areas onto sidewalks and in city parking spots in order to keep themselves financially afloat.
