Open in NewsBreak

Guadalupe

See all locations
Customize your news
65°F
publisher avatar

Events

Noozhawk

website

Guadalupe Public Safety Director Michael Cash Resigns Ahead of Job Review

Amid questions about his use of city funds, Guadalupe Public Safety Director Michael Cash announced his resignation Tuesday night, seemingly catching council members by surprise although he believed they were about to terminate him. Cash, who as public safety director had led the Guadalupe Police and Fire departments for eight...

Guadalupe, CA · 1d
article img

KSBY News

partner publisher · 39.4K followers
article img

Leadership change and tax measures highlight Guadalupe election

After eight years under Mayor Ariston Julian, Guadalupe is preparing for a change in leadership as Christina Hernandez is elected the city's next mayor.

Guadalupe, CA · 20h

KSBY News

partner publisher · 39.4K followers

Friday rain, coastal flooding & large breaking waves 18-25 feet on Saturday

Santa Barbara, CA · 19h

San Luis Obispo Tribune

partner publisher · 16.0K followers
article img

18-month-old died in SLO County E. coli outbreak. ‘We are inconsolable,' grandma says

The patient who died due to complications from an E. coli infection following an outbreak in San Luis Obispo was an 18-month-old girl, her grandmother confirmed. The toddler developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a serious and sometimes fatal complication from Shiga toxin-producing E. coli that can result in kidney failure. The deadly strain is also commonly known as STEC or E. coli O157. The young girl visited Brookshire Farms with her family in mid-October and began experiencing symptoms a few days later. She was hospitalized for 10 days at Stanford’s Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital and died on Nov. 4, according to the girl’s grandmother, Los Osos resident Judy Wolf. “She was a loved child,” Wolf said in an email to The Tribune. Wolf said her heart was broken in the wake of her granddaughter’s death. “We are inconsolable,” she said. Toddler died from dangerous E. coli strain in SLO County. Here’s how rare it is The E. coli outbreak, which was linked to the local farm, put three children in intensive care and sickened at least two others, the San Luis Obispo County Public Health Department said. The county Public Health Department confirmed the death on Tuesday but did not share

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 3h

San Luis Obispo Tribune

partner publisher · 16.0K followers

KSBY layoffs and a new look for a longtime gym. Today's top stories

The Tribune covered five major developments across San Luis Obispo County on Nov. 10, 2026, from newsroom layoffs to Cal Poly’s revised campus plans. Here’s a quick look at the top stories: KSBY layoffs: KSBY was among the Scripps stations hit by nationwide layoffs , as parent company E.W. Scripps Co. eliminated 431 positions while creating more than 100 new roles focused on field reporting. Regional general manager Lisa Moore said the affected San Luis Obispo roles were tied to traditional newscast production and station operations, not on-air positions. New Paso Robles gym: Paso Robles Ironworks Gym opened Nov. 1 at 580 Linne Road , replacing longtime tenant Iron Jungle with a fully renovated 5,000-square-foot space. Grubman and Sheela Hilton added fresh paint, refurbished equipment and a new posing room, and had 200 members by the fifth day of operation. Ambulance response times: Templeton Fire Chief Tom Peterson wants to add paramedics to fire engines after finding that ambulances take more than 20 minutes to reach some emergencies roughly 80 times a year. The proposal would also boost shift staffing from two to three firefighters at an estimated cost of $500,000 or more annually, and goes before the district board

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 2d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

partner publisher · 16.0K followers

Layoffs hit KSBY in SLO as parent company downsizes nationwide

KSBY was a part of nationwide layoffs as its parent company eliminated over 430 positions amid a companywide transformation. But its unclear how many jobs were lost here or exactly what they were. In total, the NBC affiliate’s parent company E.W. Scripps Co. laid off 431 employees while also creating more than 100 new positions in its local newsrooms focused on field reporting and community connection, regional general manager Lisa Moore told The Tribune on Monday. “These were difficult decisions, and we’re grateful to the colleagues whose roles were eliminated,” Moore wrote in an email. “We’re committed to supporting them through the transition.” KSBY was among the Scripps stations affected by the layoffs, but Moore did not share the number of positions eliminated in the newsroom. The affected roles in San Luis Obispo were tied to traditional newscast production and station operations, not on-air anchor or reporter positions, she said. The mass layoffs were a part of Scripps’ companywide transformation to adapt broadcast, streaming and digital news formats. Most changes will happen behind the scenes, Moore said, with a new operating model and automation that will allow KSBY journalists to update stories throughout the day on broadcast, streaming, digital and

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 3d

syvnews.com

website

After 64 years, Holloway’s Christmas Tree Farm will open final season in Nipomo

After more than six decades of welcoming families to pick out Christmas trees, enjoy hot cocoa and make holiday memories, Holloway’s Christmas Tree Farm is preparing for its final season under the Holloway family. For co-owners Carl and Deborah Holloway, retirement follows years of operating the family business and...

Nipomo, CA · 1d

fastfoodclub.com

website

Expect Sawdust-Era Charm And Massive Steaks When You Walk Into The Hitching Post In Casmalia

Out past the farm fields of the Central Coast, there is a town so small that cows seem to outnumber the people. Your phone signal will probably vanish on the way in, and nobody there seems bothered by it. At the end of that drive waits a yellow sign, a...

Casmalia, CA · 2d

redwoodgigantea.com

website

Coast-to-Coast battle: Redwood takes on Arroyo Grande

After a dominant first-round win, the Redwood Rangers prepare for a quarterfinals matchup with the Arroyo Grande Eagles. Playoff football is still on here in Visalia. This Friday November 13th at 7:00pm, the Arroyo Grande Eagles take on the Redwood Rangers at the Mineral King Bowl with a ticket to the semifinals up for grabs.

Arroyo Grande, CA · 1d

News Channel 312

partner publisher · 38.7K followers

Santa Maria Voters Choose to Help Fund Public Facilities With Tax Measure C by Projected Landslide

SANTA MARIA, Calif. (KEYT) - It appears Santa Maria sales tax Measure C will pass by a fairly wide margin. The latest ballot count shows a significant lead for those who voted ‘yes’ on the measure during last week's midterm elections. “We're waiting for the results of the sales tax measure to be certified,” says The post Santa Maria Voters Choose to Help Fund Public Facilities With Tax Measure C by Projected Landslide appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Santa Maria, CA · 1d

News Channel 312

partner publisher · 38.7K followers

Santa Maria commemorates 25th Veterans Day ceremony with new plaque honoring fallen soldier

The Santa Maria Valley marked Veterans Day Wednesday with a special ceremony honoring local service members who made the ultimate sacrifice, including the dedication of a new memorial plaque recognizing a Santa Maria soldier killed during the Vietnam War. The post Santa Maria commemorates 25th Veterans Day ceremony with new plaque honoring fallen soldier appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Santa Maria, CA · 2d

KSBY News

partner publisher · 39.4K followers

Santa Maria plans crosswalk, pedestrian safety improvements near schools

The City of Santa Maria is moving forward with plans to improve pedestrian safety near local schools, including new crosswalks and flashing warning lights at several locations.

Santa Maria, CA · 2d

The Weather Channel

partner publisher · 7.6K followers

Rainfall in California is causing a strawberry shortage nationwide

Heavy rain in California's Oxnard and Santa Maria cut strawberry supply, and 90% of U.S. berries are grown there. See why shelves are thin before Thanksgiving.

California · 10h

News Channel 312

partner publisher · 38.7K followers

Bluff collapse in Shell Beach raising concerns as El Niño approaches

Recent cliff erosion along the Shell Beach coastline is prompting the City of Pismo Beach to take steps to protect public safety and prepare for potentially stronger winter storms. The post Bluff collapse in Shell Beach raising concerns as El Niño approaches appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Pismo Beach, CA · 3d

LAist

partner publisher · 18.6K followers

Agency overseeing Amtrak Pacific Surfliner to get $1 million from state to study improvements

The money will be used to update a 2022 study to reflect changes since then to things like service schedules and needed infrastructure improvements.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

kprl.com

website

Students From Paso Robles High School Volunteer to Unload Food Donations 11.12.2026

Students from Paso Robles high school’s Justserve Club spent part of their Veterans Day assisting in unloading a truckload of donated food and household supplies at Cal Poly. Volunteers carried more than 1,300 cases to pickup stations for about 20 food pantries and community organizations in San Luis Obispo,...

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

syvnews.com

website

Segovia widens lead in Lompoc, Williams maintains narrow lead in Buellton

Updated vote totals Thursday for Lompoc and the Santa Ynez Valley saw one candidate’s lead widen, another's narrow and a change in the order of candidates competing for three seats on the Los Olivos Community Services District board. In Lompoc City Council District 2, Sharlameigne Segovia widened her lead...

Lompoc, CA · 20h

hoodline.com

website

Pismo Beach Sand Art Festival Draws a Crowd, Then Yields to the Tide

For three days in early November, the sand beside the Pismo Beach Pier held a gallery that was never meant to stay. The second annual Pismo Beach Sand Art Festival ran November 7–9, with large murals and optical illusions raked into the shoreline and then handed back to the evening tide.

Pismo Beach, CA · 1d