Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Habitat for Humanity SLO will relaunch its Home Preservation Program on Sept.

5 to help eligible homeowners complete critical repairs and accessibility upgrades—serving seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities while offering affordable funding options. Homeowners in San Luis Obispo County who meet income requirements and document their need must apply and partner with Habitat through volunteer work or sweat equity.

California has awarded $9.5 million to REACH and local partners to launch Space Vandenberg, a project designed to boost aerospace education and develop infrastructure around Vandenberg Space Force Base.

The initiative will collaborate with Allan Hancock College and local education offices to expand training programs and spur over 2,000 aerospace jobs by 2030 — placing the Central Coast at the heart of the state’s space economy.

The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office will hold its annual Sheriff’s Family Day on Sept.

13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Madonna Meadows and offer free t-shirts for children, hot dogs, a bike raffle, giveaways and live demonstrations — it is sponsored by the Sheriff’s Advisory Foundation.

State Parks’ Division of Boating and Waterways is urging boaters to wear life jackets, check weather, and file a float plan for the busy Labor Day weekend—officials added that all boaters must carry a valid Boater Card and avoid alcohol while operating vessels.

The California Department of Public Health warned residents not to eat sport-harvested mussels, clams, scallops or oysters after tests found dangerous paralytic shellfish toxins in local mussels — cooking does not destroy the toxin — and the mussel quarantine will remain in effect through Oct. 31.

Cal Poly men's soccer and tennis teams started a new era after captains Nate Colley and Bastiaan Weststrate graduated this year — leaving a lasting legacy on their programs.

The teams built strong cultures under their leadership and now move forward with new leaders.