Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

San Luis Obispo is hosting SLO Restaurant Month with discounted menus and food specials at local eateries that runs from Jan.

1 to Jan. 31 — diners can enter a weekly raffle for a $250 gift card to boost restaurant business during the slow season.

San Luis Obispo County paused ocean water quality testing for winter due to limited funds, leaving surfers to rely on independent sources + Alaska Airlines will end nonstop flights to Las Vegas on April 20 and Caltrans closed Highway 101 ramps in Arroyo Grande for a week of maintenance work.

The latest issue of The Peak examines student burnout as heavy academic loads & social media pressures affect Cal Poly students today.

The report features voices from diverse backgrounds who share their struggles with mental exhaustion.

Heavy rainfall in San Luis Obispo ended a 25-year drought as officials recorded over 200% normal precipitation and lowered fire risks (after flood warnings in November and December).

Cal Poly Wrestling secured a 28-16 win over Duke at the Mott Athletics Center Saturday night, showcasing technical fall wins even after missing key wrestlers due to injuries & illnesses.

The team will face Oregon State in their second conference dual next week.

Cal Poly Women’s Basketball fell 87 to 61 to UC Davis Saturday night in northern California with freshman Charish Thompson scoring 18 points — a bright note in a game of inconsistency.

The team will resume play in Hawai’i on Thursday, Jan. 15 at 9 p.m.