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Harbor to Get Rescue UTV

by Neil Farrell | Apr 26, 2024

The Friends of the Morro Bay Harbor Department have finished fundraising to buy a new Polaris UTV,...

Strategic Plan to Improve Community Health

by Estero Bay News | Apr 26, 2024

San Luis Obispo County residents can expect substantial growth of local mental health and substance use disorder services thanks to the Behavioral Health Department’s new Strategic Plan. The plan, which details goals through...

Speeding Driver who Killed Two Gets Prison Time

by Neil Farrell | Apr 26, 2024

SLO couple, Matthew Chachere, 39 and Jennifer Besser, 36, and their dog were struck and killed by...

Estero Bay News Briefs 4-25-2024

by Theresa-Marie Wilson | Apr 26, 2024

County Community Health Improvement Plan The Public Health Department along with community partners have released a Community Health Improvement Plan, a roadmap for how they will work together to build and foster a healthier SLO...

Split Supes Support 20-More Years for Diablo Canyon

by Neil Farrell | Apr 19, 2024

A split County Board of Supervisors approved a Resolution of Support for the Diablo Canyon Nuclear...

Election Over, Moreno Wins Supervisor Seat

by Neil Farrell | Apr 19, 2024

Atascadero Mayor Heather Moreno has won the Dist. 5 County Supervisor seat over fellow...

New City Engineer Hired

by Neil Farrell | Apr 19, 2024

Cindy Cecil has been hired as Morro Bay’s new City Engineer. Submitted photo Morro Bay has a new...

Parking Lot Rehabs Begin

by Neil Farrell | Apr 19, 2024

This photo taken with a drone, shows the layout of the Lila Keiser Park, with the parking lot in...

Reckless Driver Arrested in Birthday Suit

by Estero Bay News | Apr 19, 2024

Sheriff’s deputies arrested an Arroyo Grande woman after she reportedly led them on two high-speed chases that covered nearly half the county and ended outside Morro Bay where she was arrested in her birthday suit. According to...

County Gets Money for Crime Victims

by Neil Farrell | Apr 19, 2024

The County District Attorney’s Office is getting an influx of money to continue funding a trio of programs that help crime and domestic violence victims. The three items, approved by Supervisors are coming from State agencies...