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A locally produced independent film is set to make its debut Saturday at Hearst Castle. It’s based on a local writer's personal experience with dementia.
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Point-in-Time counts provide a snapshot of homelessness in the region. Volunteers are needed in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. There's only a few days left to sign-up for volunteer training.
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California is currently drought-free, as declared by the US Drought Monitor. But what does that mean for San Luis Obispo County?
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A SLO County family is reopening its native plant nursery after the COVID-19 pandemic forced a temporary closure.
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This week, the SLO County Board of Supervisors voted to give themselves a 26% raise over the next few years.
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An updated Omicron booster shot is now available for immunocompromised people and people over 65. This comes after the Biden Administration officially ended the COVID-19 pandemic as a national state of emergency.
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After a year-long lawsuit filed by several local organizations, SLO County’s Board of Supervisors has reached a settlement concerning the county’s district map.
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There's an ongoing effort in SLO County by students, parents and some school district employees to make school a more accepting and safe place for queer students of color.
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A local food festival is underway in San Luis Obispo County. It’s called At Her Table, and it showcases women-owned businesses in the food, beverage and lodging industry.
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Last month, the Central Coast was hit with a series of atmospheric rivers. Now, FEMA is touring the area to register residents for federal aid.