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You don’t need to tell San Luis Obispo residents that rents are high, but a new report finds that they are among the most expensive in the entire country for cities of comparable size.
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In a local effort to address the opioid crisis, San Luis Obispo County Health officials have placed more than 20 kits across the region that could save a person’s life during overdose.
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The company responsible for the 2015 Refugio spill has agreed to a settlement that will pay the state tens-of-millions of dollars for cleanup costs.
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Californians appear to be rejecting a ballot measure that would raise the statewide minimum wage to $18 an hour. The measure saw a lot of opposition from San Luis Obispo County voters.
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The Environmental Defense Center filed the appeal after the Planning Commission voted to transfer permits for an oil operation on the Gaviota Coast to a new company, called Sable Offshore.
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San Luis Obispo County voters supported new sales tax measures in four different cities, according to election results.
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Donald Trump’s election triumph is being met with mixed emotions in San Luis Obispo County, where a majority of voters picked his opponent.
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A land use measure designed to block a proposed battery storage plant in Morro Bay looks like it will pass. Nearly 60% of Morro Bay voters supported Measure A24, according to the latest ballot count.
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The final ballots in San Luis Obispo County are being counted. As of 11 a.m. Wednesday, 100% of precincts have reported results. With most ballots counted, here's a look at a few local races.
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Santa Barbara City Council capped the number of cruise ships that can visit Santa Barbara at 20 per year. Other environmental recommendations were also approved.