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A broken pipe caused more than a hundred gallons of waste to spill into the ocean off Pismo Beach. The city’s utilities department cleaned up the spill and fixed the broken main line. Personnel are also assessing long-term repair options, like replacing the pipe.
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Multiple agencies in the Five Cities area of San Luis Obispo County are backing out of a project to create a new clean water supply for the region. It’s called Central Coast Blue.
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7,600 gallons of sewage spilled into Morro Bay Harbor on Sunday.
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Wednesday morning sewage overflowed out of a manhole cover at a Pismo Beach RV campground. However, county officials were able to resolve the issue.
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A pro surfing competition is making waves in Pismo through the week. Among the competitors is the first surfer in the US to qualify for the Olympics.
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Pro surfers are competing in the 2023 SLO Cal Open at Pismo Pier after this month’s storm nearly canceled the event.
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The latest national report on sea level rise projects the San Luis Obispo coastline will see anywhere from one to seven feet of rise by the year 2100.
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The Central Coast State Parks Association is working on a project to help the public learn about how to best protect Western Monarch butterflies.
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There are new owners and new plans for the old historic Alex Bar-B-Q in Shell Beach, which has been vacant for several years after the building was demolished in 2018.
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For the first time, Pismo Beach is hosting the world's largest para surfing championship with more than 300 athletes from all around the world competing this week.