San Luis Obispo’s Citywide Single Vote: How did we get here?
The city of San Luis Obispo is changing the way that it elects its city council members. It’s called Citywide Single Vote. The new method will get its first run in the November 2026 election.
KCBX’s Monica Lopez sat down with two attorneys last week to help explain what Citywide Single Vote is and how we got here.
Is PG&E overcharging for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant?
A whitepaper out of UC Santa Barbara argues that the utility is massively overcharging ratepayers.
In a statement to the Los Angeles Times, a PG&E representative denied that the company inflated costs saying, “the Department of Water Resources has found PG&E’s loan expenditures to be reasonable….”
KCBX News reporter Kendra Hanna spoke to one of the paper’s contributors on why she believes Diablo Canyon could be run on a slimmer budget.
Wine Country takes a look at the Templeton sub-region of Paso Robles
Paso Robles is a large and diverse wine region. There, you’ll find big reds, Rhône blends, and some Chardonnay. In the following segment, Wine Country producer Mira Honeycutt speaks with winemakers from the Templeton sub-region of Paso Robles – Turley Wine Cellars and Radial Estate.
