San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors

The new progressive majority on the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors is moving to discard the county’s current district maps, along with other county policies, bylaws and committee assignments put into place by the former conservative majority.

Tomorrow is the swearing-in ceremony for the new SLO County Board of Supervisors. It will mark the return of a progressive majority on the Board.

The District 2 race is a run-off from this year’s primary, and it’s between two Bruces: incumbent Bruce Gibson and challenger Bruce Jones, who finished second in the primary.

The new district map has been highly criticized as favoring conservative voters.

Ahead of the June 7 primary, KCBX brings you a guide to the Board of Supervisors races for SLO County's Districts 2, 3 and 4.

If approved, the charter would be on the ballot in November and could give the county more control over vacancies in positions like county clerk-recorder in the future.

With new district lines drawn in San Luis Obispo County, the League of Women Voters is planning to hold webinars and informational meetings to educate voters on the changes before the next two elections this year.

With new district lines drawn in San Luis Obispo County, the League of Women Voters is planning to hold webinars and informational meetings to educate voters on the changes before the next two elections this year.

The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors and SLO City Council are set to approve the SLO Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Plan, or GSP.

The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors and SLO City Council are set to approve the SLO Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Plan, or GSP.