SLO saw “unprecedented” increase in rape, violent crimes in 2018, according to police
SLO can expect to see three cannabis storefronts open in 2019
With only three cannabis storefronts permitted in San Luis Obispo, the city is currently reviewing nine applications for the storefronts, two of which will provide delivery services and one micro business. The locations requested are along South Higuera and the 2000…
Cannabis business regulations in SLO approved; fees exceed $80,000 to get started
Beginning Jan. 1, cannabis dispensaries and cultivation businesses will be allowed in the city of San Luis Obispo.
Cal Poly student fuses cannabis with coconut oil to make any meal an edible
A Cal Poly junior is mixing coconut oil with marijuana to create a THC-potent cooking oil.
SubSessions: Cal Poly students throw a music festival
The collective’s festival, Life’s a Peach, will feature local musicians, artists and vendors May 19.
San Luis Obispo City Council could allow recreational marijuana sales in SLO today
The vote could allow sales, cultivation and manufacturing of recreational marijuana in San Luis Obispo.
SLO Cannabis Cup is a hit for second year in a row
The community lit up at the second annual SLO Cannabis Cup Saturday, April 21. Founded by two Cal Poly seniors, SLO Cup is the largest cannabis exhibition on the Central Coast and features local cannabis exhibitors, glassblowing, live music and…
As many as three retail cannabis stores could be allowed in San Luis Obispo
If the new regulations pass, San Luis Obispo could be the first city in the county to allow recreational dispensaries.
Student’s cannabis business raises question about what can be posted on campus
Computer science senior Nico Pitchon was told by University Police Department (UPD) to stop putting up flyers advertising his cannabis business, Slo Dro Co., Jan. 22. Ltd. Bryan Cox contacted Pitchon and said he was violating federal law because Cal…
Prop pot passed – now what?
Proposition 64 passed in California on Tuesday, making recreational marijuana legal in the state. Although the focus of the prop was recreational consumption, it also changes business and criminal aspects of marijuana. As of Nov. 9, adults 21 and older…