Sarina Grossi
ReporterKCBX Reporter Sarina Grossi is currently working to earn her Journalism degree from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. She also works as a news anchor and reporter for KCPR Radio and as the Digital Manager for Mustang Media Group. Sarina was editor-in-chief of her community college newspaper. In her free time, she likes to read, watch movies, do arts and crafts, and go to thrift and antique stores.
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A new housing project in South Santa Barbara County opened earlier this month, and the 80-unit building is for individuals experiencing homelessness. -
A bill that could combat homelessness in California passed unanimously in the State’s Senate Housing Committee. -
A Cal Poly, SLO engineering team is building another student a new left hand. -
Crowds came to Mission Plaza to learn about a significant stakeholder in climate change — beavers. The San Luis Obispo County Beaver Festival returned for a second year this past weekend. -
The last sixteen people who live in their cars in a safe parking lot in San Luis Obispo County can stay a little longer. The county planned to close the lot this week, in the midst of a legal battle with the residents. But, a federal judge has said the safe parking site should stay open at least until the end of the month. -
Locals of San Luis Obispo County can check out not only books from their nearby library, but also seeds for their garden with the the Seed Library Program. -
A Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo class is giving students a chance to market athletes. It’s called the Athlete Lab. -
The San Luis Obispo Police Department is doubling fines for people partying too hard on St. Patrick's Day, better known as St. Fratty’s Day to Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo students. -
More than 2,000 beer lovers gathered at the Madonna Inn this weekend for the SLO Craft Beer Festival. -
Love is in the air, and not just for humans. Frogs are feeling it too. Residents may hear the mating call of the Pacific Tree Frog, better known as the Pacific Chorus Frog for its “singing."
