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In today's KCBX News Update, the San Luis Obispo Police Department is urging safe driving this holiday season and a University of California doctor discusses the Omicron variant.

New CEO infuses community engagement at Nashville Public Television

During the holidays, many of us enjoy playing with food. In Mexico and for many Mexican-American families, Christmas is tamale time. Here's a popular holiday episode of Playing With Food from the KCBX archives. Michael Young is the executive director of the Foundation at Hearst Castle- formerly Friends of Hearst Castle. Today we'll hear some stories about a very different life he led before he and his family moved to the Central Coast. On this week's Nonprofit Story, host Dr. Consuelo Meux talks to Bobby Naimark of the JCC Federation about the work they do in the community.

Volunteers can assist in rescue and response as well as animal care for seal pups that are experiencing malnutrition, illness or infections.

In today's KCBX News Update: Omicron has been detected in SLO County, and county libraries have received funding from the American Rescue Plan Act to expand free job training programs.

The City of Guadalupe was awarded almost $5 million to renovate Central Park. The plans include a skatepark, dog park and climbing wall.

Host Elizabeth Barrett is joined by Leslie St. John, a faculty member in the English department at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for this week's Conversation with the Reluctant Therapist.

Michael Young, former NFL wide receiver now serves as executive director the the non-profit Foundation at Hearst Castle

With the holidays approaching and the Omicron variant surging, demand for rapid at-home COVID-19 tests is higher than ever, and local pharmacies are trying to keep up with the need.

In today's KCBX News Update: North SLO County has been grouped with South San Jose in final congressional maps approved by the California state redistricting commission, and University of California schools will require boosters for all eligible students and may temporarily transition back to remote learning.