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May 2021
| May 27
May 27, 2021
Negranti Creamery opens second SLO County location — and 2 more are on the way
Santa Barbara is bringing back Fourth of July fireworks show. What about other local cities?
Ex-SLO County correctional deputy arrested on suspicion of molesting multiple children
SLO police were warned about Eddie Giron’s mental illness in months before deadly shooting
Will California keep the lights on when Diablo Canyon shuts down?
Is your SLO County home ready for wildfire season? Here’s how to find out
Boil water notice lifted for SLO neighborhood after ‘comprehensive testing’
Gray wolf in SLO County has been missing for more than a month. ‘We’re trying to be hopeful’
A 3.4-magnitude earthquake shook up Santa Barbara County. Did you feel it?
