SLO County COVID-19 cases quadruple in a week with 54 total
More than 98 percent of classes will continue to be offered online in spring
After initial uncertainty, Cal Poly has announced more than 98 percent of previously scheduled classes will continue to be offered during spring quarter in a virtual format. In an email sent to the campus community Wednesday, March 25, President Jeffrey…
Four more COVID-19 cases confirmed in SLO County — bringing the total to 46
Four more COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in San Luis Obispo County, bringing the total to 46, County Public Health said Wednesday, March 25. Of the total cases, 36 patients are at home in isolation, seven patients have recovered, two…
Amtrak suspends train service to Central Coast, SLO Airport sees decline in passengers
“What’s been more notable is the drop off in passengers,” Bumen said. “You can see that everyday. Look at the parking lot, it’s empty.”
First Cal Poly student tests positive for coronavirus
An out-of-area Cal Poly student tested positive for coronavirus, according to a campus-wide email from President Jeffrey Armstrong.
There are now 42 cases of COVID-19 in San Luis Obispo County
San Luis Obispo County now has 42 confirmed cases of coronavirus – nine more cases than yesterday, which is SLO County’s largest day to day increase in cases so far, according to County Public Health. One of these patients is…
Pismo Preserve closed due to COVID-19 transmission concerns
“We don’t want to close down trails, but we’ve received a lot of complaints,” Horton said.
Cal Poly Recreation Center to be used to care for COVID-19 patients if hospitals reach capacity
Local health officials are working with Cal Poly on plans to establish an alternative care site at the Recreation Center if additional hospital beds are needed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Six more cases of coronavirus confirmed in SLO County
San Luis Obispo County hopes to be among the first to get rapid COVID-19 tests
On Saturday, the Food and Drug Administration granted “emergency use” the first rapid point-of-care COVID-19 test, that can deliver results in less than an hour.