40th Anniversary Of Deadliest SLO County Wildfire
Yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of the deadliest wildfire in San Luis Obispo County History. Four CDF Firefighters from Nipomo were on the line of the Spanish Fire in 1979 when fire conditions quickly changed, and the
Morro Bay’s Sewer Project Moves Forward
Morro Bay’s sewer and water reclamation project is moving forward. Back in July the California Coastal Commission unanimously approved the 124 million dollar project. But, at this week’s City Council meeting, members voted unanimously against a union-related
S.B. County Deems Cannabis Grow Illegal
A cannabis grow that was damaged in a brush fire in Lompoc this week may have been operating illegally. The Sweeney Fire scorched about 17 acres Wednesday afternoon. It also burned a shed, a vehicle, and some
SLO South County Non-Profits Get Flexibility From County Board of Supervisors
A couple of non-profit groups with plans to help the homeless in San Luis Obispo’s South County are being given some flexibility with their plans. The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors decision will help the
Early Morning Car Crash In Guadalupe
Guadalupe Firefighters were called out early this morning to a report of a car crash. The accident happened just a couple of blocks from the firehouse at the intersection of Second and Obispo streets. The driver told
Age To Vote In California Could Lower To 17
Two constitutional amendments are making their way through the state assembly would lower the voting age to 17. One amendment, Assembly Constitutional Amendment 4 would mean Californians could vote in primary or special elections if they are