40 percent of SLO County ballots already submitted
A little more than a week in advance of the primarily vote-by-mail election, approximately 40 percent of San Luis Obispo County voters have already turned in their ballots. Read More …
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San Luis Obispo needs to stop funding the Chamber of Commerce
Thanks to Jeff Buckingham’s recent opinion piece in CCN calling for approval of Measure G-20 to increase our sales taxes, there’s something else to think about: the inordinate influence that the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce has on our City Council and how heavily it depends on city funding for much of its activities.
Parts of California’s coastline rising in elevation,other areas sinking
Rising sea levels do not impact all communities along the coastline of California equally, as some communities are rising while other areas are sinking, according to NASA. Read More …
Three people injured in head-on crash near Shandon
Three people were injured when an alleged drunk driver crashed head-on into another vehicle on Highway 46 outside Shandon on Saturday evening, according to the CHP. Read More …
PG&E to cut power to approximately 1 million Californians
PG&E may shut off power on Sunday for 1 million or more individuals across Central and Northern California as part of another preemptive move to prevent wildfires. Read More …
It is time to stop deeming people racist to promote an agenda
I’m Michael Rivera. I’m an American citizen.
When it comes to how much to value my political opinion, that’s all you need to know about me. Read More …
Crash damages Blackhorse Coffee in San Luis obispo
Two cars collided on Broad Street in San Luis Obispo on Friday evening, propelling one of the cars through a sign and into an awning at the Black Horse Coffee Shop. Read More …
Sheriff identifies man killed by train at Santa Barbara Amtrak station
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office has identified a man struck and killed by a train last week as Byron Keith, 56. Read More …
SLO County officials vote for campaign contribution restrictions
In a 3-1 vote that led to name calling and accusations of criminal acts, the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to limit campaign candidate donations to $25,000 per contributor, with Supervisor Bruce Gibson dissenting. Read More …
Hearing for SLO Black Lives Matter protesters continued
While supporters of four BLM protesters chanted for the judge to dismiss the cases, San Luis Obispo County Court Judge Mathew Guerrero continued the hearing on a motion to dismiss and a motion for a gag order because of issues with the filings. Read More …