Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of June.
Good morning, San Luis Obispo.
🚧 Accidents
A vegetation fire burned 21 acres on Saturday afternoon at 6705 Llano Road in Atascadero and forced residents west of Highway 101 to Serrijon Road to evacuate — firefighters controlled the fire by 4:05 p.m. and continued mopping up hot spots.
On June 25, a Caltrans employee discovered an overturned truck hidden in heavy brush along Highway 166 near New Cuyama—confirming the fatal injuries of James Fuller, 61, and his brother Eric Fuller, 60, who had gone missing after a crash on June 6 while en route to a doctor’s appointment.
💼 Business
The Eatery at Vina Robles opened Friday, June 27, at the winery tasting room near downtown Paso Robles and is led by chef Nicola Allegretta.
The new spot serves wood-fired pizzas, fresh salads, and Mama’s Meatballs — crafted with a handcrafted pizza oven built in Naples — and offers table service Friday through Sunday with a grab-and-go menu Monday through Thursday.
🚨 Crime
Morro Bay Police arrested Bakersfield man Sean Alexander Steele, 40, on June 25 near Marina Street and Morro Avenue after a traffic stop for violations and suspected impairment—an investigation found a loaded gun in plain view, live ammunition, suspected fentanyl, and burglary tools, and he is now held on multiple charges.
🏥 Health
County animal services warns pet owners to protect their pets from fireworks and heat during Fourth of July—owners should keep animals indoors, secure exits and provide water early to prevent panic and overheating—Dr. Eric Anderson said small changes can help keep pets safe.
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