November 2, 2016
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Awful as it is, death penalty serves a purpose in California
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Ballot selfie ban stands in California after judge rejects ACLU lawsuit
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Scientists to speak on sudden oak death Nov. 9 in Cambria
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Water plant EIR draws agencies’ concerns
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Cambria kids get plenty of treats for Halloween
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Topping resigns planning position for San Luis Obispo County
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Industrial-modern ranch house in SLO gets warm makeover, then cool modern feel
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Garden-related gift ideas you can give this holiday season
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Julie Tacker a good fit for Los Osos CSD
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Political dysfunction is everywhere, including SLO County
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Keep the death penalty
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Justin Fareed’s attack ads on Salud Carbajal are disturbing
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‘No’ on Measure J: If we build roads, cars will fill them
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Democrats seem to think lying is fair political practice
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Justin Fareed is genuinely fighting to improve Congress
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If we lock criminals up forever, will we be safe forever?
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Former Atascadero mayors back Mattson for mayor
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Trump, Clinton should step aside and let their VP picks run
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Examine records of SLO County supervisor candidates — future depends on it
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From foreign policy to domestic issues, still waiting for change
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Hey, Donald!
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Kristen Barneich best for Arroyo Grande
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Before casting a ballot be sure to think choices through
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Vote ‘no’ on property tax bonds for SLO County school districts
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Paso Robles school bond measure would unfairly tax homeowners
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Central Coast’s interests will be represented by Jordan Cunningham
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Follow the money in Assembly race
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Vote yes on Measure J
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Oil and water mix it up at Cambria art show
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Donations growing for Nov. 29 Festival of Trees
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Ocean activist, author David Helvarg to speak in Cambria
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Coast Union students to stage 4 comedies
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Broncos drop finale, decline playoff spot
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Coast volleyball team falls in CIF 1st-round playoff heartbreaker
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Coming to the museum: Squibbing, Santa and more
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Mother’s example instilled responsibility to vote
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Black and mostly black cats on special at HART
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LandWatch filed lawsuit ‘based on two false claims’
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4 tips on how to host a house concert
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They met at Live Oak. Now they host concerts at their home once a month
