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Body found in Nipomo ditch is identified
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SWAT team arrests Paso Robles couple on drug, gang charges
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Morro Bay eyes Highway 41 properties for new sewage treatment plant
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'Colonial Bros and Nava-hos' party didn't violate campus policies, Cal Poly finds
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Work to stabilize Cayucos Pier set to start Monday
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California Valley woman convicted in 2012 killing goes back to jail
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Atascadero's Galaxy Theatres now allows alcohol at all screens
Adult audience members at the Galaxy Theatre in Atascadero have a new reason to drink and be merry this month — alcohol is now allowed in all of the cinema’s 10 theaters.
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Coastal Commission approves Pismo Beach seawall plan
Nearly a year after it approved a seawall project in Pismo Beach, the California Coastal Commission took another vote Wednesday that will allow the plan to move ahead.
Sports
A striking difference for former Cal Poly wrestler Chad Mendes
The former Cal Poly All-America wrestler is riding a brutal string of knockout victories, and Mendes has to wonder about the sanity of those trying to get under his skin.
Business
Central Coast ranked among top U.S. travel destinations for 2014
Lonely Planet has named the Central Coast — Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties — its fourth top travel destination in the United States, behind Grand Rapids and Lake Michigan’s Gold Coast, Yosemite National Park and...
Opinion
Online courses can’t beat real classrooms
Online teaching is never going to be a replacement for traditional education at brick-and-mortar schools, and that underscores the need to keep facilities, like Cuesta College's, safe and up-to-date.
Entertainment
Civic Ballet of SLO, Opera SLO collaborate on "The Nutcracker"
Isabel Deyo will take the Performing Arts Center stage as the Sugar Plum Fairy, considered the most challenging role in Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet about a courageous young girl and her enchanted toy.
Living
A merry meander through Southern gardens
Turtles are like taco chips for alligators — crunch — so how can they snuggle together in the sunshine at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens near Charleston, S.C.? Because alligators feed primarily at night, and the smart turtles paddle away...
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Calif. prostitutes may gain victim compensation
California officials are considering whether to change a decades-old anti-crime regulation and allow prostitutes to receive money from a victim compensation fund if they're raped or beaten.
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