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Monday, November 10th, 2025

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Good morning, San Luis Obispo. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of November.

CULTURE NEWS

  • A Bay Area reporter described Paso Robles as California’s coolest wine region on November 9 when he noted that fewer young people are drinking wine but that the city thrived as a high-end travel destination with Michelin-starred restaurants and a walkable downtown — with chef Charlie Palmer taking over the steakhouse at the Paso Robles Inn. The report also noted that fine dining is growing even as wine sales decline.  CalCoast News

ECONOMY NEWS

  • Gas prices in San Luis Obispo County increased to $4.93 a gallon last week as California refinery issues pushed up costs nationwide. GasBuddy data shows that stations like San Paso Truck Stop in Paso Robles offered rates as low as $4.25, making the county the eighth highest in the state for gas prices.  CalCoast News

EDUCATION NEWS

  • On Oct 20, Greek life members gathered in the Chumash Auditorium for a presentation titled 'Unity without harm: hazing prevention for a safer organization'—where expert Michael Ayalon explained that hazing, especially with alcohol involved, can cause physical harm and erode trust among new members. The event, part of hazing prevention week, urged fraternities and sororities to rethink practices that jeopardize member safety.  Mustang News

HEALTH NEWS

  • Cal Poly’s Mustangs For Recovery hosted Quit Day on the Health Center Lawn to support students in quitting smoking by providing resources and a live demonstration of healthy versus smoker’s lungs — including details on nicotine replacement therapy — in partnership with the public health club and Mustang Health and Wellbeing.  Mustang News

SPORTS NEWS

  • Cal Poly Women's Soccer faces UC Santa Barbara in the Blue-Green Big West Championship at Matador Field as play is underway at 1:09 p.m. Annika Smith in her third season has moved into a tie for the conference lead in goals.  Mustang News
  • Cal Poly Women's Soccer clinched the Big West Championship — their first in 12 years — with a 1-0 win over defending champion UC Santa Barbara on November 9 when Halladay scored a decisive goal in the 85th minute, earning an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.  Mustang News

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