Libertine Brewing Company is challenging a 1996 noise ordinance in San Luis Obispo that has been applied to the city’s designated entertainment district, sparking a broader conversation about noise enforcement in the area.
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Students face prescription delays with Kaiser Permanente amid healthcare worker strike
Approximately 31,000 nurses and healthcare professionals walked out of hospitals and clinics throughout California and Hawaii on Jan. 26 to strike against Kaiser Permanente, demanding fair compensation, increased staffing levels and timely care for patients.
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How CA water management shows tension between tech growth and the environment
A large data center can consume more water in a day than a city the size of San Luis Obispo, according to a report by the Environmental and Energy Study Institute. The California legislature passed a bill this year that would have required data centers in California to report their water usage on business reports. […]
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Estudiante de Cal Poly se declara no culpable tras ser arrestado en operativo contra tráfico de personas
Find the English version here. Traducido por Isabella Beltran. Un estudiante de Cal Poly acusado de reunirse o de organizar una reunión con un menor de edad con propósitos lascivos se declaró no culpable de la felonía el martes en la mañana. Ashvir Singh, un estudiante universitario de 22 años especializado en ingeniería de manufactura, podría enfrentar hasta […]
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National Geographic Live: Sandesh Kadur on his path to conservation storytelling
Sandesh Kadur, a National Geographic filmmaker, shared his journey of discovering his passion for wildlife filmmaking and encouraging others to use their phones to capture powerful images and stories that can inspire people to care for the natural world.
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Cal Poly student pleads not guilty after arrest in human trafficking sting
A Cal Poly student, Ashvir Singh, pleaded not guilty to a felony count of meeting or arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd purposes, and could face up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
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Cal Poly students prepare for lamb season at Cheda Ranch
Cal Poly’s Small Ruminant Operations Student Managers are working hard to ensure the safety of approximately 150 lambs born during lamb season, while also learning about holistic management and sustainable practices.
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Learn By Adapting: recent federal funding cuts reshape student research work
Cal Poly history lecturer Cameron Jones waited nearly six months to receive the $150,000 federally-funded research grant awarded to his team’s project, AfricanCalifornios.org, when a two-sentence email hit his inbox and changed everything. Federal officials stated in the email that the grant was “administratively withdrawn,” canceling the grant and preventing Jones from filing a complaint. […]
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En vanguardia: los estudiantes de Cal Poly hacen campaña de los estudios con el trabajo de defensa de los inmigrantes locales
Find the English version here. Traducido por Suri Moreno. Un estudiante de ingeniería amaneció con el zumbido de su teléfono un miércoles por la mañana. El mensaje de texto que vio le hizo salir rápidamente de casa y dirigirse a la cárcel del condado de San Luis Obispo. Le dijeron que los agentes federales de inmigración tenían […]
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On the front line: Cal Poly students juggle school and local immigrant advocacy work
An engineering student woke up to his phone buzzing one Wednesday morning. The text message he saw sent him quickly out the door and over to the San Luis Obispo County Jail. Federal immigration agents, he was told, were planning to detain someone. Around the time he and other volunteers for the Central Coast immigrant […]
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San Luis Obispo residents could face rainfall soon after an extended winter dry spell
San Luis Obispo is expected to experience heavy rainfall and intense wind over the next few days, with an increased chance of rain on Wednesday, and the California Department of Public Health is advising people to take caution for the growth of poisonous death cap mushrooms due to the increased moisture.