Healthcare workers may be especially prone to burnout, stress, exhaustion and trauma amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically changed people’s lives and work, but it’s also physically transformed many cities’ downtowns. While some of those changes like indoor masking may be short-lived, others could be here to stay, like San Luis Obispo’s parklets.

Staff at the reopened Hearst Castle are offering a revamped tour focusing on architect Julia Morgan. Two local authors with recently-released books about her say she’s finally being recognized for her role in California architecture and Central Coast history.

Bike events during the entire month of May are meant to encourage community connection and alternative carbon-free transportation.

January through March of this year were the driest of those months on record in California. And March 2022 was both warmer and drier than March of 2020.

Existing code language on prohibited structures in public parks has always been interpreted to include tents, but was not specifically defined.

A local nonprofit marketing organization says the wine industry is a large contributor to booming tourism.

The village is expected to have about 20 tiny homes built with sustainability and community in mind.

Jenna Tosh, the president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Central Coast says if the draft is finalized, 36 million people across 26 states are either certain or very likely to lose the right to receive an abortion. But, Tosh says, abortion services in California will not end.

REACH announced an open letter today signed by government, nonprofit and community leaders endorsing Cal Poly San Luis Obispo to lead the way in revamping one of Diablo Canyon’s parcels into a clean tech innovation park.