Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

SBPaws therapy dog program at San Luis Obispo Airport celebrates its second year with 12 certified dogs roaming the terminal from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays to help ease travelers' anxiety.

Justin Vineyards donated over 1,333 lbs of persimmons from its annual gleaning at Starr Ranch Estate in Paso Robles last season to the San Luis Obispo Food Bank for local families facing food insecurity; team members and volunteers collaborated to salvage the fruit (a community effort honoring local agriculture).

An eight-year-old cat from a military family got lost near Chevron’s San Ardo Oil Field during a roadside stop and was reunited with its family at San Luis Obispo County Airport on Wednesday, Aug.

5 after a two-day rescue effort (led by North County Paws Cause and SAV-Cats).

A-1 Glass acquired Central Coast Glass in Morro Bay as owner Gale Leage retired after 32 years.

The family-run business will keep the shop at 440 Quintana Road and add automotive glass services along with a new window and door showroom for local coastal residents.

The Cuesta College Foundation will award a record $1.19 million in 1,092 scholarships to 696 students for the 2026-27 academic year (including $416,015 for 144 nursing students) at its Scholarship Reception today.

Over 400 attendees are expected to join the celebration.

PG&E is using drones equipped with infrared and ultraviolet technology to inspect power lines on the Central Coast for hidden issues before outages occur.

The pilot program is in its third year – inspections take place during daylight with favorable weather conditions.