Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

At the annual Pismo Beach Clam Festival, officials emphasized conservation as the stewardship program distributed clamming rules & educational resources while police recovered 500 clams from illegal harvesters, and city leaders are considering setting a regulated clamming season.

Two warming centers will open tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. to offer shelter from rain.

The center in SLO at 40 Prado Road serves 40 guests until 8 a.m. while the Morro Bay site at Motel 6 on 298 Atascadero Road serves 12 until 7 a.m.

Ironworks Gym will open in late October at the former Iron Jungle facility at 580 Linne Road in Paso Robles; local partners have renovated the space to offer strength training, conditioning and free Saturday boot camps at Downtown City Park + discounted memberships now.

Mujeres de Acción is hosting a free Día de los Muertos craft night today from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church of Paso Robles.

Participants aged 10 and older can create miniature ofrenda frames with provided materials (advance registration is required).

Almond Acres Charter Academy in Paso Robles reported improved state testing today after reversing a COVID-19 downturn, crediting teachers, families, & leaders for a collective effort.

The school plans to keep focusing on student achievement in the coming academic year.

Paso Robles firefighters carried out a first-alarm drill on Sunday at a home on Riverside Avenue, using three homes scheduled for demolition for training (the smoke was only roof dust) and ensuring there was no hazard to the public.

Freshman Frederick Egnatios took sole lead at the Saint Mary’s Invitational after posting a 66 on Monday and a 68 in round two at the Bayonet + Blackhorse Golf Club, bringing his total to 10-under while Cal Poly Men’s Golf moved into fifth place.

Cal Poly Women’s Basketball aims to rebound with eight new players and eight returning veterans as Coach Shanele Stires (in her 5th season) leads the team; they play a home exhibition on Oct.

21 at 6 p.m. and start the regular season on Nov. 2 at Mott Athletics Center.

Cal Poly women’s golf finished fifth at the Route 66 Invitational at a local golf club in Broken Arrow, marking season finish as the team improved from rounds (17 and 14 over par) to a par final round.

They will resume play on Feb. 1 at the Paradise Invitational.