Former Republican congressman Devin Nunes launched a wine tasting business in Pismo Beach following his resignation as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group.
Category: City and County
Posted inSeptember Print ’26
PG&E is set to pay San Luis Obispo County $16 million to offset the effects of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant
PG&E has voluntarily agreed to pay San Luis Obispo County $16 million through 2027 to compensate for discontinued unitary taxes following the extension of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant’s operations.
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Paint the Plaza brings chalk art and community back to Mission Plaza
The Paint the Plaza community chalk-art festival recently took place at Mission Plaza in downtown San Luis Obispo, reviving a former tradition to bring together local artists, families, and businesses.
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Second annual San Luis Obispo County high school voter registration competition begins
San Luis Obispo County has launched its second high school voter registration competition, extending the contest to five weeks to encourage students aged 16 and older to register to vote.
Posted in2026 Election
Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra lead primary governor race
California governor candidates Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra are likely to move forward to the general election based on current vote count published by the California Clerk’s Office. Hilton received 1,386,966 votes counted by Wednesday morning, which is 27.8% of the votes counted from the California Secretary of State. Becerra is second with 1,267,070 votes […]
Posted in2026 Election
Addis, Kessler lead District 30 Assembly primary race
Dawn Addis and Shannon Kessler are likely to move forward to the general election for District 30 of the California Assembly, with Addis leading the vote count with 51.7% and Kessler with 40%.
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Francis announces reelection plans for SLO city council
Emily Francis, a current city council member, announced her reelection for city council on May 17, and is running against Michelle Shoresman and Felicia Lewis for the two city council seats up for election in November.
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Art in the Park brings handmade work and community connection to Santa Rosa Park
San Luis Obispo Art in the Park is an outdoor arts and crafts show featuring handmade work from about 100 independent artists and craft workers, held over Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend, with free admission and parking.
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Do fraternities operate illegal satellite houses? We asked the neighbors
Residents of San Luis Obispo have voiced their concerns over noise complaints caused by Cal Poly fraternities, with some alleging that fraternities are violating city policy by holding parties in residential zones without the necessary permits.
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One year since Armstrong appeared in Congress: How has Cal Poly’s response to antisemitism changed?
Cal Poly has updated its policies and training to combat antisemitism, but the Anti-Defamation League has given the university a “D” grade due to several incidents, including an assault on a Jewish fraternity member, and the administration’s response to pro-Palestinian vandalism.
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San Luis Obispo City Council debates fraternity and sorority regulations
The San Luis Obispo City Council discussed code enforcement priorities for safe and livable housing, with a focus on reforming regulations around fraternities and sororities, and discussed possible solutions such as an “Overlay Enforcement Zone” and hiring more code enforcement officers.