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The Classic at Pismo Beach car show is underway for its 37th annual event with over 800 cars expected to be shown at the show

The woman crossed over the double-yellow line for an unknown reason and collided with a pickup truck.

Paso Robles could see 80-degree weather next weekend.

The 2023 San Luis Obispo Greek Festival continued Sunday at the Madonna Expo Center. The festival featured Greek food, dancing, and music.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a Ford truck on Saturday afternoon in Santa Margarita, according to the CHP. Shortly before 2 p.m., 52-year-old Peggy Masuda of Oxnard was traveling southbound on Highway 58 when she crossed over the double yellow line north of Pozo Road into the path of a truck driven by 74-year-old Danny Oster. Oster suffered minor injuries in the crash.

Originally starting out as a cannabis cultivation business in 2018, growing and selling retail-ready products, 7 Points decided to open up a delivery service running from Fresno to Bakersfield. After having such success, the company began “looking for ways to bring the same model over to the Central Coast,” according to Brand Manager Ryan Wall.

There was a free hot do lunch, provided by the Five Cities Men’s Club, and, for the last time ever, there was Doc Burnstein’s providing ice cream.

Juan Luis Olvera-Preciado, 59, was shot in the head as he sat in his vehicle parked in his driveway in 2021.

Hours after capturing the crown, the new Santa Maria Elks Rodeo queen, joined by her court, rode along Broadway on Saturday morning for the annual parade. Michaela Jamison, and her sponsor VTC Enterprises, raised the most money to win the annual contest that helps fund scholarships and other youth programs.

The federal government just issued final leases to three companies expected to build massive floating wind developments off SLO County’s coast.

The non-profit has made an effort to listen to safety concerns from allies and members of the LGBTQ+ community ahead of the 3-day celebration.

Six candidates are competing to be crowned Elks Rodeo Queen 2023. The post Santa Maria Elks Rodeo Queen crowned appeared first on News Channel 3-12.

In an apparent attempt to curtail marijuana mogul Helios Dayspring’s involved in the cannabis industry, San Luis Obispo recently tweaked it rules for pot shop applicants. During the city’s previous pot shop application process, applicants were required to pass criminal background checks. The city then approved three pot shops, all of which were owned or partially funded by Dayspring.

On Saturday, the San Luis Obispo community came together to celebrate and empower the LGBTQ+ community. Many who attended felt grateful to be surrounded by community, love and support.

Across the Central Coast, we have a large and growing Mixteco population. It is a Mexican indigenous community that has its own language.

A classic late spring pattern of night and morning low clouds with areas of fog and mist clearing during the afternoon will continue through Sunday. A late- season low-pressure system will significantly change the weather pattern starting on Monday and continuing into Wednesday. Onshore flow (winds blowing from the Pacific...

VIDEO. From the Granada Community Services District (GCSD) Director’s meeting on Thursday, May 18th, 2023 at 7:30pm, as a hybrid meeting. More on the Harbor Village RV Park on Coastside Buzz. Granada Community Services District (GCSD) Meetings ~ 3rd Thursday @ 7:30pm. Watch remotely. Comments and questions by email.

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Transient from San Luis Obispo has been wanted for several months. – On Wednesday, the San Luis Obispo Police Department worked with other law enforcement agencies to locate and arrest Jordan Smith, a 26-year-old who has been wanted for several months for a parole violation, warrants, and for multiple crimes allegedly committed in the City of San Luis Obispo.

The City of San Luis Obispo in California is required by the Brown Act to notify the community of certain types of public proceedings. The city goes beyond what is required by law to provide community members with information regarding pending official actions or hearings. Administrative actions include applications to make minor changes to properties. These applications include building a new single-family dwelling on a sensitive site, constructing a residential duplex project consisting of two 2-bedroom units and a rooftop deck, reviewing a homestay rental application to allow short-term rental of an owner-occupied residential unit, and requesting tandem parking approval and a reduction in the front setback to accommodate on-site parking spaces for single-family residences.