Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 23rd of August.
Good morning, San Luis Obispo.
Bradley Union School District students donated $1,100 from winter sports proceeds to SabesWings on April 15 to help cover cancer treatment costs.
Bret Saberhagen (former MLB player) and Kandace Saberhagen accepted the donation at a schoolwide meeting, showing the students' strong community spirit.
Cal Poly hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its reimagined Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in downtown San Luis Obispo.
The new multi-floor facility from Logitech & featuring a startup accelerator, event space, and meeting rooms gives students hands-on access to industry technology.
Atascadero opened registration for a winter youth basketball program for K-12 students.
Clinics run Sept. 19 and Oct. 24 from 12:30 to 6 p.m., practices begin the week of Nov. 30, and games play on Saturdays from Jan. 9 through March 6 (registration closes Oct. 21).
San Luis Obispo native 11-year-old Ava Cano won a Muay Thai world championship in Thailand and now trains five days a week as she will prepare for a championship in Los Angeles in September & she balances training with school.
Cal Poly Volleyball is set for a challenging 2026 season after last year's historic run.
The Mustangs begin 10 preseason matches on Aug. 28 at the Texas A&M Invitational, then host the Big West Tournament on Nov. 25 to 28 as they aim for a three-peat.
Cal Poly football prepares for its Aug.
28 season opener with new head coach Tim Skipper, 39 new players, and a new John Madden Football Center to boost team support. The team began training on July 29, and Coach Skipper — formerly at UCLA — invites locals to fill the stands during the ESPN broadcast.
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