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In today's KCBX News Update: SLO Emergency Services is testing emergency sirens around the county for the next few months, and Dignity Health hospitals have reinstated visitation limits amid a surge of COVID-19 cases.

Amid a surge in Cal Poly students contracting COVID-19, the university is now isolating students who test positive on campus and in local hotels as the first week of winter quarter shifts several classes online.

The San Luis Obispo County chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI SLO) and the Andrew Holland Foundation are now one entity which will continue under the NAMI SLO name.

Rural Knox County R-1 School District showcases Missouri’s first electric school bus and repurposes old diesel as on-campus Coffee Cafe

Lake Nacimiento is up to 30 percent capacity since the recent storms, and Santa Margarita Lake is at 63 percent.

In this week’s episode of The Nonprofit Story you’ll hear from Biz Steinberg and Jack Lahey of CAPSLO, or Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo. They’ll talk about the variety of services available through CAPSLO. KCBX correspondent Tom Wilmer reports from rural Missouri, where he came across a small high school where the students repurposed an old school bus into a thriving campus coffee shop. Finally, on today's episode of Playing With Food, Father Ian explores a new local business- The Kitchen Terminal, where chefs can rent kitchen space and food trucks can park.

While some schools throughout the nation are going back to online learning due to the current COVID-19 case surge, San Luis Obispo County schools are resuming in-person learning this week.

Scotland County Hospital CEO, Randy Tobler provides simple solutions to save rural hospitals and enhance health care delivery.

Join host Mario Espinoza-Kulick as he speaks with members of Paso People’s Action, Yessenia Echevarria, and Camille Katz. They will discuss their work to build community, take action, and promote healing.

In today's KCBX News Update: Burn season started today in San Luis Obispo County, and a UC Davis pediatrician is warning of increasing COVID-19 cases in children.