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Downed power line sparks structure fire in Paso Robles
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Fraternity bans pledging five years after Cal Poly student's hazing death
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SLO City Council votes to appeal judge's ruling on binding arbitration
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Katcho Achadjian, North County groups await word on water district bill
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The Spot theater in Arroyo Grande Village closes
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Paso Robles police operation targets underage drinking
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Avila Beach pier reopens after being damaged during storm
The pier in downtown Avila Beach reopened Friday, but four areas will remain fenced off to the public in the near future out of “an abundance of caution,” harbor district officials said, because several pilings broke off the pier during recent storms...
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Storm pinwheeled across the Pacific, slamming the coast with winds, waves
An intense Pacific storm slammed the San Luis Obispo County coast a week ago, its powerful winds and high surf coming from the southwest, threatening piers usually sheltered from storms. What caused this unusual system?
Sports
College Notebook: Schlemer, Elegado first-team All-Big West
Four members of the Cal Poly women’s basketball team earned All-Big West Conference honors Monday, led by first-team selections Molly Schlemer and Ariana Elegado.
Business
Mid-State Fair olive oil competition seeking entries
The California Mid-State Fair is seeking entries for the fifth annual Central Coast Olive Oil Competition.
Opinion
Initiation rites are a tradition past their time
The traditional pledge process for new fraternity and sorority members — which often includes rituals involving varying degrees of humiliation — has long been an accepted rite of passage for college students, as well as a staple of Hollywood...
Entertainment
New theater group's debut: 'It Had to Be You'
Wine Country Theatre is the result of efforts by Cynthia Anthony, who has been involved in theater in the area and around the Central Coast for three decades as an actor, teacher, director and arts administrator.
Living
Tips for college students to maintain mental health
College is a time of learning and self-discovery for young adults. But it’s also a period of emotional instability with the potential for serious psychological consequences.
State
Refurbished Pollock masterpiece goes on display
"Mural," the brilliant Jackson Pollock painting that took 20th century American art in a new direction, has re-emerged from seclusion with a stunning face-lift that's given it a brighter look and an even more towering presence than it had before.
Nation/World
Former Christie aides seek to quash subpoenas
It's now up to a judge to decide whether two key figures in a political payback scandal ensnaring Gov. Chris Christie's administration will have to turn over text messages and other private communications to New Jersey lawmakers investigating the...
