Los residentes de California pueden elegir nuevos representantes y votar sobre propuestas hasta el 3 de noviembre para las elecciones de mitad de periodo. Esto es lo que los residentes de San Luis Obispo pueden esperar encontrar en su boleto. LEA MÁS: San Luis Obispo abre anticipadamente los buzones para depositar boletas para las elecciones […]
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Posted in2026 Election
Proposition 40 aims to fund health care through a billionaire wealth tax
Proposition 40 will appear on the November ballot to propose a one-time 5 percent tax on California billionaires to offset federal funding cuts to health care and social programs.
Posted inNews
PG&E power shutoff affects agriculture areas on campus
PG&E shut off power in parts of San Luis Obispo County at 6 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15 to reduce wildfire risk during forecasted strong winds, leaving approximately 4,000 customers without power, according to PG&E. The shutoff was previously expected to end by 11 a.m. Saturday, though the timeline could change depending on weather conditions, according to […]
Posted in2026 Election
Proposition 1 proposes $11.2 billion for housing across California
California’s upcoming primary election features Proposition 1, an $11.2 billion bond measure designed to fund housing resources for renters, homebuyers, university students and farmworkers.
Posted in2026 Election
Who are the California governor candidates?
Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton emerged as the top two candidates in California’s Nov. 3 gubernatorial election following a June primary where they secured 28% and 24.6% of the vote respectively.
Posted in2026 Election
What’s on the Nov. 3 ballot?
San Luis Obispo residents will vote for various local, state, and federal offices alongside several propositions during the midterm election held through Nov. 3.
Posted inSeptember Print ’26
Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo
A new wellness center called Respire, Fire and Ice opened its second location in San Luis Obispo, offering contrast therapy through saunas and cold plunges to foster community connection.
Posted inGovernment
California’s Community News Act could financially support local newsrooms
Governor Newsom is scheduled to sign the Community News Act by today’s deadline, a bill designed to provide refundable tax credits to California newsrooms to combat declining local journalism employment.
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Newsom explores an AI ‘kill switch’ through executive order
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Sept. 18 to increase oversight of powerful artificial intelligence systems and requested recommendations for enhanced safety measures and reporting requirements.
Posted inGovernment
California’s Get The Feds Out Act would create stricter hiring processes for former ICE employees
Governor Newsom has two days remaining to decide whether to sign the Get The Feds Out Act, a bill that would implement stricter hiring suitability reviews for former ICE officers seeking public employment in California.
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New bill prevents Artificial Intelligence from taking Cal State jobs
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new bill into law, preventing Artificial Intelligence from replacing staff and faculty positions within the Cal State system.