The crash was classified as a level I multi-casualty incident (MCI), meaning it only involved three to ten patients.
Six injured in car crash; only one considered a trauma patient
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SLOPD stepping up bike safety enforcement
According to SLOPD, there were an average of eight bicycle collisions per month in San Luis Obispo.
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Cal Poly proposes health fee increase in response to student feedback
A proposed health services fee has the potential to add $99 or $114 per quarter to the current fee.
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ASI collecting toiletries for people affected by Northern California wildfires
The toiletry drive will last until Oct. 13 and items can be dropped off at the ASI Student Government office.
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15-Minute update: Northern California fires, Indigenous People’s Day, and PolyAlert System
Mustang News anchors Hannah Benson and Rachel Showalter have today’s top stories.
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Knowingly exposing a partner to HIV reduced from felony to misdemeanor in California
SB 239 reduces the punishment from a felony to a misdemeanor for knowingly exposing a sexual partner to HIV.
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Men’s soccer falls to 1-2 in conference play
The men’s soccer team dropped their second consecutive game Thursday afternoon, falling 3-1 to UC Irvine at Anteater Stadium.
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A Practical Approach: CGI and Filmmaking
Films utilizing a practical approach over a digital one are better made and more memorable than their modern digital equivalents.
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Cal Poly women’s volleyball ranked for first time since 2008
Cal Poly Volleyball is nationally ranked in the American Volleyball Coaches Association and moved up in Rating Percentage Index.
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“Home away from home” during the Jewish holiday season
How members of Cal Poly’s Jewish community celebrate the holiday season amidst the start of a new school year
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Panhellenic votes on resolution involving unrecognized fraternities
Interactions between PHA chapters and unrecognized fraternities will be subject to judicial action on offending chapters.