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A neighborhood along Tally Ho Road in Arroyo Grande that was hit hard by flooding during the January 9th storm is reliving a nightmare. → Read More
Officials continue to urge preparedness and caution as more rounds of rain hit the Central Coast area. → Read More
Low-lying areas of Oceano have been impacted by evacuation warnings three times this year and with another storm fast approaching, this could soon happen again. → Read More
San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow says the new program offers a second chance for people who are getting their lives back on track. → Read More
Tuesday night, the city council will consider a project to add bike lanes along Chorro and Broad Streets from foothill boulevard into Downtown San Luis Obispo. → Read More
The Downtown San Luis Obispo farmers' market returned Thursday night with clear skies after another cancellation due to rain last week. → Read More
The Five Cities Fire Authority is facing a major budget shortfall as Oceano prepares to leave the joint powers agreement. → Read More
Traffic was slow going on Highway 101 in both directions all day Saturday and many avoided the freeway altogether. → Read More
Significant snowfall took drivers off guard and led to an hours-long closure of Highway 154 over the San Marcos pass on Thursday. → Read More
The north coast of San Luis Obispo County woke up to some wintry weather on Wednesday. The winter weather came as a surprise to both employees and tourists visiting the historic landmark. → Read More
If you received an inflation relief payment from the state, you may want to hold off on filing your tax return and wait until the IRS issues updated guidance. → Read More
Governor Gavin Newsom is calling for a federal investigation into a sudden spike in natural gas prices. → Read More
California’s water supply has improved, but cities and state agencies are continuing to find ways to store much-needed water as the drought persists. → Read More
Paso Robles city leaders are moving forward with plans for continued farming at the city’s airport as well as major street repairs. → Read More
PG&E says it will cost $4.1 billion to shut down Diablo Canyon, but it’s still unclear exactly when that will happen. → Read More
Caltrans is asking for millions in state funding to clear homeless camps from highways while working on solutions to address homelessness. → Read More
Storm cleanup continues at Lopez Lake which was hit hard by flooding. Damage includes a large oak tree that fell right on top of picnic tables at one campsite. → Read More
Hundreds of people are gathering this weekend in San Luis Obispo for an International Monarch Butterfly Summit. → Read More
California is looking to capture more stormwater as reservoirs fill up across the state. Lopez lake is looking a lot fuller after dropping to near-record low levels just a few months ago. → Read More
The City of Arroyo Grande has declared a local emergency after flooding left several homes uninhabitable. → Read More