Injured hiker cared for by off-duty SLO City Fire paramedic while awaiting rescue
After becoming injured out on the trail, a hiker was cared for by an off-duty paramedic before being rescued by San Luis Obispo City Fire crews on…
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San Luis Obispo, Goleta earn first and second place in multi-state clean energy challenge
The City of San Luis Obispo and Goleta announced they earned first and second place in the 2020 Sustainable States Community Energy Challenge. …
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City of San Luis Obispo offers gift cards to residents who shop local during the pandemic
As local businesses struggle to stay afloat during COVID-19 restrictions in California, the City of San Luis Obispo decided to offer a helping hand…
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PG&E reduces number of SLO County homes impacted by potential power shutoff
PG&E reduced the number of San Luis Obispo County customers affected by the potential power shutoffs starting Tuesday.…
Continue Reading San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara counties considered for public safety power shutoffs
San Luis Obispo County plans for a potential power shutoff on Tuesday and Santa Barbara County is being considered for a potential power shutoff on…
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New COVID-19 variant found in San Luis Obispo County
A new COVID-19 variant has been detected in San Luis Obispo…
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Local sheriff’s offices, health departments celebrate MLK’s legacy
Monday, January 18, 2021 is marked across the nation as Martin Luther King Jr.…
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Rep. Salud Carbajal expects to see swift changes after the Presidential inauguration
Rep. Salud Carbajal (D)-24th District says he looks forward to a new administration in the White House that focuses on what unites Americans in a…
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MLK Day: NewsChannel partners with Vitalant for Day of Service blood drive
Vitalant locations across the Central Coast are part of our annual MLK Day of Service blood…
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PG&E warns of possible PSPS event in parts of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo counties Monday night
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) announced they may need to temporarily cut power to eastern portions of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara…
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One person killed in crash on HWY 1 just north of San Luis Obispo
California Highway Patrol and CAL FIRE personnel responded to a fatal crash on Highway 1 just outside the city limits of San Luis Obispo Friday…
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Cal Poly partners with SLCUSD to bring locally sourced food to students and families
Food insecurity is a nationwide dilemma. For San Luis Obispo Unified School District, it’s a problem they face head…
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Multi-vehicle crash stops traffic on HWY 101 in SLO
By 5 p.m. a single lane of Highway 101 was…
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Firefighters knock down structure fire in Nipomo
Firefighters knocked down a structure fire on Friday afternoon in Nipomo.…
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Paso Robles offers discounts on gift cards to help residents support local businesses
As businesses struggle to scrape by across California during COVID-19 restrictions, the City of Paso Robles decided to offer a new program to help…
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SLO County reports 3 new coronavirus deaths
SLO County health officials are urging residents to take proper precautions to slow the spread of COVID-19.…
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SLO County opens vaccinations to all adults 75 and older
San Luis Obispo County is opening the COVID-19 vaccinations up to adults 75 years old and older starting Monday.…
Continue Reading Vitalant MLK National Day of Service blood drive aiming to boost low supplies
Vitalant is preparing to hold its annual MLK National Day of Service blood drive, with donations vitally needed due to shortages created by the…
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Tipline Investigation: Goleta man tells state, ‘I don’t want your unemployment money, take it back’
A Goleta man says the state paid him unemployment benefits that he never asked for and now he can’t get the EDD to take the money…
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Six more coronavirus deaths reported in SLO County
According to the public health department, these six people were between the ages of 60 and 100.…
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