Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, San Luis Obispo.
ALO opened its first county store on Friday, Oct.
16 in downtown San Luis Obispo. The Los Angeles-based brand took over the 879 Higuera Street space (formerly Athleta and Gap) and will be open daily with varying hours.
Composer Todd Andrew joined singer Jade Jackson’s band for her album release week, playing with her at SLO Brew Rock on Saturday and at Vina Robles Amphitheatre today as Jackson opened for Dustin Lynch; her album Jadine was released Friday.
Over 100 Cal Poly students met on Friday to discuss a West Campus plan that would turn farmland into homes and shops.
Officials announced preserving a lemon grove — cutting development from 30 to 18 acres — as students raised concerns on impacts and parking; a November decision is expected.
On Oct. 14, the CHP Coastal Division urged drivers to slow down on wet roads amid strong El Niño forecasts.
The agency recommended extra caution — increasing following distance and checking vehicle equipment as heavy rain and coastal flooding threatened 325 miles of roadway.
Cal Poly Volleyball maintained its undefeated conference streak with a 3-2 win over Cal Baptist on Friday.
Junior outside hitter Kendall Beshear recorded a career-high six aces while the Mustangs totaled 13 service aces in the match.
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