Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Templeton Library will kick off its First Saturday Sales series on April 4 with sales opening at 8 a.m.—an egg hunt for children ages 1 to 8 starts at 9:30 a.m. The event supports the library’s donor-funded services.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Mid Central Coast held its Standing With Youth advocacy event on Mar.

26 at the Tom Maas Clubhouse in Paso Robles, where local officials (including Supervisor Moreno) discussed challenges and resource needs for young people.

Central Coast Funds for Children (a 31-year-old nonprofit) donated $3,000 to Tolosa Children’s Dental to provide toothbrushes and floss for 5,000 children.

The donation supported a new Dentistry at School Program at Lillian Larsen School in San Miguel and will help lower dental care barriers.

Protesters gathered downtown on Saturday for a No Kings demonstration that featured an action alley with progressive groups offering community resources (organizers say it sparked local dialogue).

Downtown SLO announced the free 30th Anniversary Season of Concerts in the Plaza, running every Friday from June 19 to Sept.

4 at Mission Plaza with opening acts at 5 p.m. and main acts at 6 p.m.; block parties are set on July 3 and Aug. 14.

The Templeton Community Services District announced the 2026 Concerts in the Park series, a free live music event at Templeton Park that will begin June 10 and run every Wednesday until Aug.

19 (except July 22). Concerts will feature themed nights and a range of music styles.

A deceased sea lion along Morro Strand State Beach tested positive for H5N1, marking the first marine mammal case in the county.

Health officials advise staying 150 yards away from ill animals and contacting proper agencies for help—while noting the public risk remains low.

Cal Poly baseball lost a walk-off game to LMU on March 25, marking its second straight defeat.

The Mustangs will face UC Riverside for a weekend series starting Friday, Mar. 27 (their next opportunity to rebound).