Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

This week, Woods Humane Society features Canela, a 10-year-old pit bull mix with a sweet smile + a love for sun naps and cuddles.

The shelter hopes she finds her forever home soon.

State Park officials at Hearst Castle in San Simeon are recruiting local tour guides to share the estate's history; the paid job offers up to 1,500 hours and $18 per hour + training, with applications closing Thursday, Jun.

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Paso Robles Recreation Services revives Paso Play on Wheels (a mobile recreation program offering free play in neighborhoods); a ribbon-cutting and mini play area event is set for July 21 at 5:30 p.m. at Centennial Park.

The California Mid-State Fair announced winners for its wine and spirits competitions, naming Diablo Paso as Winery of the Year and Rock 12 as Distillery of the Year— a Gold Medal Winners Tasting will be held July 17 at Mission Square during the fair.

San Luis Obispo County's unemployment rate fell to 3.6% in May from 4.0% in April, the state Employment Development Department reported yesterday.

The rate remains below national averages + job gains in agriculture added 700 jobs while state education lost 100 jobs this month.

Two local students were named 2026 Central Coast Impact Scholarship recipients as they received $4,000 each to help fund their college education.

Nominated by area lawmakers, Jessica Lopez Isidro + Guadalupe Echevarria join 16 others chosen from five Central Coast counties.

Paso Robles Joint Unified School District offers four options for handling a yearbook error: buyers can return the Paso Robles High School yearbook for a refund, exchange it for a corrected edition or page insert, or cover the error with Bearcat-themed stickers (families will get ParentSquare updates).