Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Today, the AIDS/LifeCycle Bicycle Ride begins with cyclists riding along state highways in Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.—motorists are urged to stay alert to share the road.

Rite Aid said its Los Osos store — scheduled to close on June 30 — and its Morro Bay store — set to close on July 7 — will shut as part of a plan to sell or close more than 400 stores nationwide after it filed Chapter 11 on May 5.

The California Mid-State Fair announced the Mission Square Stage lineup with free concerts for fairgoers running July 16 to 27.

Local bands and regional acts, including Carbon City Lights and Peach and the Jam, will perform—providing a range of live music each night.

On Wednesday, May 31, the Planning Commission voted to revoke fraternity permits for Sigma Nu on Foothill Boulevard and Delta Chi on Monte Vista Plaza after multiple noise complaints from residents.

A second vote on the resolution is scheduled for June 11 — officials hope it will help reduce community disturbances.

The Shandon Rest Area on Highway 46 is closed for emergency repairs and will remain closed into next week—both eastbound and westbound facilities are affected along the highway about 20 miles east of Paso Robles.

Cal Poly baseball beat Oregon 10-8 in the NCAA regionals and earned its first playoff win since 2014 (Casey Murray Jr. went 4-4 with three RBI) today.

The Mustangs will face the loser of the game between Arizona and Utah Valley at 3 p.m.