Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

The SLO Food Bank is expanding services to help nearly 30,000 local residents as a federal shutdown delays November CalFresh benefits.

The agency is boosting food distribution through its Hunger Relief Network—asking the community for support during this challenging time.

Paso Robles 9-year-old Quinn Newman makes her professional debut as Young Anna in PCPA’s production of Frozen, running Nov.

6 to Dec. 21 at Marian Theatre in Santa Maria. She is the youngest cast member and her part is double-cast — check with the box office for show dates.

The Canzona Women’s Ensemble will perform its fall concert ‘Heart Strings: Ties That Bind’ on Nov.

2 at 3 p.m. at the San Luis Obispo United Methodist Church—featuring guest cellist Jeanne Shumway and guitarist Jennifer Martin while supporting local foster youth through CASA.

Cambria Center for the Arts will host its annual holiday exhibit 'Small Gems' featuring miniature artworks by local artists from Oct 28 to Dec 28 (at 1350 Main St. in Cambria).

An artist reception is scheduled for Saturday, Nov 1 from 4:30 to 6 p.m.

On October 22nd, an Atascadero officer revived a 10-day-old infant who was not breathing at a home in the 8300 block of Santa Ynez Avenue — Officer Alan Hurst's quick action and the coordinated response of fire and ambulance crews helped the baby begin breathing before transport to a local hospital.

Cal Poly is on a bye week after a 3-4 start and is working to resolve its quarterback issues and strengthen its run game— the Mustangs plan to choose one quarterback and boost their offense before facing Montana State and Northern Arizona next.

The team will also look to improve its third-down performance to keep up with a challenging schedule.