Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

The Paso Robles school district shows strong financial discipline as Moody’s upgrades its credit rating ahead of the Measure G-26 vote—a bond to invest $205 million in new classrooms, career training labs, and facility upgrades—with voters deciding by Nov.

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The City of San Luis Obispo is nearing completion of a new solar parking lot project at the Sinsheimer Swim Center in the Sinsheimer Johnson neighborhood.

Construction began in August during maintenance closure, and city engineers (Noah Maidrand) said only minor tasks remain to finish cleaning panels and finalizing accessible spot striping.

County Assessor Tom Bordonaro reports that assessed property values in Paso Robles rose 7.24% for the 2026-27 tax year while overall county assessments increased 4.37% to about $81.73 billion across 184,357 properties.

PG&E and SCE have shut off power in high wildfire risk areas on the Central Coast, affecting thousands including 8,700 in San Luis Obispo; local centers offer water, snacks, and support today while drivers are asked to slow at dark intersections (call 805 380-3411).

Cal Poly men's soccer beat UCSB on Sept.

25 at Mustang Memorial Field with a score of 2 to 1 + coach Oige Kennedy credited the team’s 'next man up' strategy for keeping them competitive despite multiple injuries.

Maddy Saysanasongkham shot a career best 68, finishing third at the Golf Iconic Classic hosted by New Mexico State+ her Cal Poly team placed 12th overall.

The Mustangs will play in the Route 66 Invitational in Oklahoma starting Monday, Oct. 19.