Tiny homes have been approved in San Luis Obispo, but there are some small hoops homeowners must jump through.
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Meet the 5-time SLO mayor candidate who plans to run for the rest of his life
“I promised that if I continued to be silenced I would run for mayor,” mayoral candidate Donald Hedrick said. “Ever since, I’m honor-bound to run for mayor.”
Meet the 7 candidates running for two SLO City Council seats
San Luis Obispo’s city council has four council seats, half of which are on the ballot for Nov. 6. City council members work with the mayor to help shape San Luis Obispo’s future and work toward city goals, from infrastructure to environmental regulation. Seven candidates are vying for the two available spots. Meet the candidates […]
Meet Mayoral Candidate T. Keith Gurnee
Find out more about Mayoral Candidate T. Keith Gurnee.
Meet Mayoral Candidate Heidi Harmon
Find out more about Mayoral Candidate Heidi Harmon.
How students can avoid party-related fines with permanent city-wide program
The San Luis Obispo City Council unanimously approved a permanent Voluntary Party Registration program Tuesday, Oct. 16. The program, which was piloted last year, allows students and residents to register parties with the San Luis Obispo Police Department (SLOPD) to avoid party-related noise fines. How it works Students can register scheduled parties with SLOPD to […]
Cal Poly student prompts San Luis Obispo resolution on oil extraction
San Luis Obispo City Council voted to support “Yes on Measure G” after Cal Poly student activism.
Petition to improve lighting surrounding campus to be presented in City Council meeting
A petition to improve lighting in neighborhoods surrounding campus has been circling the Cal Poly community.
San Luis Obispo one step closer to allowing recreational marijuana storefronts
If approved May 15, San Luis Obispo will allow as many as three recreational storefronts.
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.
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.
