Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Big Brothers Big Sisters SLO County has provided mentorship to up to 20,000 local youth over 30 years but now risks a $115,000 cut from its $700,000 budget—if new grants are not secured, the nonprofit may have to scale back its programs.

The organization plans to expand its services and holds its biggest fundraiser on Friday, May 30 to support these efforts.

Smoke from two prescribed burns planned in northern San Luis Obispo County may be seen from the Camp Roberts training burn and a 25-acre brush burn near Santa Margarita—both meant to lower wildfire risk—while a new sunscreen guide shows only 498 of over 2,200 SPF products meet strict standards and union workers in Santa Maria strike after Okonite cut health benefits. Upcoming events include a country music show at the Santa Barbara County Fair on July 11, a summer library reading program starting June 7, and Cal Poly Baseball will play in the NCAA regionals tomorrow.

Authorities dismantled a large-scale drug distribution operation in north San Luis Obispo County after executing search warrants at two Paso Robles locations on May 20 and May 22 — seizing fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin and firearms while arresting two local suspects.

On May 27 at about 1 p.m., Paso Robles Police and school resource officers responded to a social media threat at Virginia Peterson Elementary School and determined the threat was not credible+ the school remains secure.

North County Aquatics Swim Team will offer its summer league swim program at the Paso Robles Sports Club from June 9 to July 23 with sessions held Monday through Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. The program focuses on water safety and stroke basics for swimmers aged 3 to 12 — and it ends with a swim meet to show progress.