Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Today, Habitat for Humanity SLO County received a $20,000 grant from Columbia Bank to fund its Home Preservation Program, which supports home repairs, accessibility improvements, and outdoor restoration for local homeowners (including seniors and veterans).

Country music icon Willie Nelson and Family will perform at 7:30 p.m. on July 22 at Chumash Grandstand Arena during the California Mid-State Fair concert series with Ian Munsick — tickets go on sale Friday, May 22 at 10 a.m. for $50, $60, $80 and $100, not including fair admission.

Paso Robles City Library is hosting a free cross-stitch class on June 17 at the Culinary Arts Academy from 1-3 p.m., and a free lunch is offered at noon; participants (16 and older) must bring their library cards as registration began on May 15 and space is limited.

The CSU Board of Trustees approved three new 3-year bachelor's programs for adult and returning students & Cal Poly will decide next academic year on their implementation.

The programs include a reestablished Bachelor of Education plus new degrees in Professional Studies and Applied Studies designed to offer a faster path to a credential.

Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County awarded $460,148 in 100 scholarships during the 2025-26 cycle — nearly 350 local students applied using new software, and awards ranged up to $20,000.

Jared Aguilera of Nipomo High School received a Richard J. Weyhrich Leadership award.

Cal State union members are backing bill AB 1831, which would cap executive salaries at 125% of Governor Newsom's pay to help keep tuition affordable.

Sponsored by Assembly member Patrick Ahrens, the proposal targets non-represented employees following salary increases approved last year.

Senior Sasha Ozerets broke the Cal Poly Women’s Tennis singles wins record with her 53rd win against UT Arlington on March 24, showing her fierce competitive spirit over four years — she finished her career with 58 wins and multiple awards that underline her impact on the Mustang team.

Hercules (Herc) is a certified service dog who boosts team spirit for Cal Poly's beach volleyball squad today.

Owner Ella Connor, a record-setting player, credits his support for her success as the team prepares for upcoming matches.