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A government shutdown is expected to impact millions of Americans, including residents here on the Central Coast. That’s unless Congress passes all of its funding by this Saturday.
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Wednesday the Northern Chumash Tribal Council and other indigenous tribes gathered at Morro Rock for a rally. They were there to push for changes in a federal government plan that would exclude Morro Bay from the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
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SLO County officials are considering a new sales tax that could raise about $35 million a year for transportation projects like highway improvements, bike lanes and more. They’re gathering public input until early October.
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Narcan, a drug that can reverse opioid overdoses, is now available at local pharmacies.
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Cal Fire has awarded millions of dollars to San Luis Obispo County to help reduce wildfire fuel.
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San Luis Obispo County is taking a step to address homelessness with a new data collection system.
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The City of San Luis Obispo is transitioning its safe parking pilot program into a rotating model with different locations.
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Over the last few months there have been sightings of a white supremacist group in San Luis Obispo County. The SLO Tribune published an article this week uncovering more information about the group — and their new name.
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An environmental nonprofit released a report this week claiming that keeping Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant open past 2025 could cost electricity customers tens of billions of dollars.PG&E responded by saying any cost estimates should come from official sources.
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A big upgrade to San Luis Obispo’s 100-year-old wastewater plant is nearly complete. Officials say it’s a major step towards securing the city’s water supply.