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Vandal smashes San Luis Obispo mayor's car window
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Ex-sheriff's detective gets 5 years in prison for bank robbery
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Paso Robles ticket quota trial set to begin this week
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Teen injured in rollover crash near Arroyo Grande High School
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Morro Bay High principal resigns from post but remains with the district
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Drought emergency officially declared in SLO County
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Arroyo Grande man recalls his days rockin' with Buddy Holly
Terry Dahlgren, who now lives in Arroyo Grande, was 17 when he received the phone call. “How would you like to play with Buddy Holly and The Crickets?” said the voice on the other end.
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Paso Robles celebrates 125th anniversary with party in City Park
Paso Robles celebrated 125 years of history Tuesday with a "Happy Birthday Paso Robles" celebration in the downtown City Park featuring a parade, the raising of a new city flag, and 1,000 cupcakes.
Sports
Cal Poly men's basketball team needs quick reversal
On the heels of Saturday’s whipping in the regular-season finale, preparations for Thursday’s Big West Conference Tournament rematch with UC Santa Barbara reads somewhat like a religious experience for the Cal Poly men’s basketball ...
Business
HomeGoods to open San Luis Obispo store in May
HomeGoods will hold a grand opening for its first San Luis Obispo County location in the Irish Hills Plaza off Los Osos Valley Road on May 18.
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
Facebook headquarters cleared after false threat
Police flooded Facebook's headquarters in Northern California to investigate a threat they later found wasn't credible.
Nation/World
Health care enrollments reach 4.2 million, but young adults remain elusive
More than 4.2 million people have signed up for coverage on the nation’s health insurance marketplaces through February, but low participation from young adults and early technical problems with the website have jeopardized the government...
