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October 2019
| October 11
October 11, 2019
60 percent of SLO County renters struggle to afford housing — among the worst in the state
Fewer people being involuntarily held thanks to SLO’s new mental health facility, data show
Farm-to-table food comes to SLO school lunches. How it helps kids — and local growers
Vandal steals $10,000 in synthetic turf from SLO playground’s sliding hill
Halloween in SLO County: Haunted houses, trick-or-treating, ghost tours and more
Driver falls asleep and crashes into tree near Paso Robles, killing passenger
Traveling to LA this weekend? Here’s how to avoid roads closed by wildfires
Vehicle fire on Highway 46 East burns 30 acres, snarls traffic