Region

Police investigate homicide in San Luis Obispo

Investigators believe this is an isolated incident and there is currently no threat to this community –The San Luis Obispo Police Department is investigating the Full Article

Templetons-Carla-Petersen-with-Sales-yard

Community turns out to enjoy Templeton Founders Day

Southern Pacific’s first passenger train reached Templeton on Nov. 20, 1886 – The Templeton Historical Society celebrated Founders Day Saturday afternoon at their Templeton Museum Full Article

Cuesta Women’s Volleyball loses in regional playoff

It’s the first time the Cougars made the regional playoffs since 2007 – The Cuesta College Women’s Volleyball team lost a Regional Playoff game Saturday Full Article

‘Bear in Mind’ traveling exhibition comes to Morro Bay Museum of Natural History

The exhibition will cover the rich history of the California Grizzly Bear The Morro Bay State Park Museum of Natural History will house the “Bear Full Article

Harmony Christmas Market returns Dec. 4

Shop and support local businesses for the holidays this year – The second annual Harmony Christmas Market will be happening in the historic town of Full Article

Caltrans taking action to alleviate supply chain disruption

New order directs Caltrans to increase weight load beyond current limits – Following Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent executive order to address global supply chain disruptions, Full Article

Apple Farm launches cookie cutter fundraiser to benefit SLO Food Bank

New ‘Marketplace & Cellar’ opens – The new Apple Farm Marketplace & Cellar is launching a cookie cutter fundraiser on Dec. 3 during their “Sip Full Article

Cal Poly ranks first in the nation in study abroad survey

Institute of International Education shares data during ‘International Education Week’ – Cal Poly sent the most students on study abroad experiences among master’s-level institutions, according to Full Article

Prescribed burning planned at Montaña de Oro State Park

Burns will begin today, Tuesday Nov. 16 – California State Parks, in cooperation with the Air Pollution Control District and Cal Fire, will burn approximately Full Article

Report: Keeping nuclear plant open would save billions, help meet emissions goals

The California Globe reports: Diablo Canyon nuclear plant is set to close in 2024 –A new Stanford University/Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) study released on Full Article