Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Teddy is a two-year-old Pomeranian mix available for adoption through Novy's Ark Dog Rescue and Adoption (he is described as sweet, affectionate, and good with other dogs) and would do best in an active home.

Today, Lumina Thrift opened at 545 Higuera Street from 3 to 5 p.m. to help survivors and road crews began repairing Santa Rita Road near Cayucos from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with repairs set to finish in early December.

Other local events included reopened roads in Santa Barbara after flooding, the Surfing For Hope Longboard Classic in Pismo Beach, a World Day of Remembrance ceremony in Paso Robles honoring traffic victims, and the 48th Annual Arroyo Grande Turkey Trot at the high school track — each event adding to community spirit.

On Saturday night, several hundred shoppers braved light rain in downtown Paso Robles during Elegant Evening, where retailers hosted live Nutcracker Ballet mannequins, musicians, a barbershop quartet, and holiday specials — drawing visitors despite the weather.

The event was organized by the Paso Robles Main Street Association with city support and volunteers as one of several free holiday activities in the area.

Club 91 has returned to the San Luis Obispo music scene after a five-year COVID-19 break and now supports student DJs with live shows and recorded sessions.

The revived collective, led by manager Cobalt Strahle, is booking local venues and planning to expand its regular events—reinforcing its role in the local electronic music scene.

A survival guide explains that getting a part-time job in San Luis Obispo is tough and advises job seekers to check on-campus portals, organize their resumes, and follow up in person—tips that help improve their chances in a competitive market.

Cal Poly will offer two-year guaranteed housing for the incoming class of 2030 as part of a 10-year expansion that adds 3,500 to 4,000 beds in new modular and high-rise buildings.

The project will replace old commuter parking lots—with campus parking rules revised—to help ease housing challenges for students and staff.

Artist WB Eckert will lead a hands-on workshop on mixing acrylic colors on Nov.

22 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Paso Robles Art Association Gallery at Studios on the Park (the fee is $95 and includes paints, brushes, and equipment, while students must bring a canvas board).

Ravine Waterpark in Paso Robles will mark 20 years in the 2026 season with a new play structure featuring eight slides and two tipping buckets and a special anniversary pass that offers free extras.

The park will host events such as a summer kick-off party, Mermaid Days, and Christmas in July while season passes go on sale Nov. 15.

Cal Poly Wrestling dominated Cal State Bakersfield at Mott Athletics Center on Friday night by winning 30-9—improving their record to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in conference play.

Key wrestlers like redshirt junior Koda Holeman and Trevor Tinker led the team as they prepare to return to Bakersfield for the Roadrunner Open on Nov. 23—hoping to build on their strong start in the Pac-12.

Cal Poly Women’s Soccer ended its season on Nov.

14 with a 3+1 loss to Stanford in the NCAA Tournament. Senior forward Jessie Halladay set a record by scoring within 49 seconds in her final match while the team celebrated its first Big West Championship in 21 years under head coach Bernardo Silva.

The Cal Poly Women’s Basketball team started strong with two wins in exhibition and early non-conference games but lost their next two contests to Stanford and Eastern Washington.

Head coach Shanele Stires said the young team is building its skills—focusing on inside-outside play as it prepares for Big West competition starting Dec. 4 against Cal State Fullerton.

Cal Poly Volleyball secured a perfect home record on senior night with a 3-set win over Hawai’i at Mott Athletics Center — 2,749 fans attended the game.

The team now prepares for the Big West Championship with two upcoming road games against CSU Fullerton and UC Irvine.

Cal Poly Men's Basketball lost to Montana by a score of 90 to 82 at Dahlberg Arena on Friday—missing their leading scorer weakened their late surge.

The Mustangs will begin a six-game road trip and face the Utah Utes in Salt Lake City on Thursday at 6 p.m.

Cal Poly used a two quarterback system with Anthony Grigsby Jr. replacing Ty Dieffenbach in the game against NAU but lost 35—27, marking their sixth straight defeat.

The Mustangs had a brief spark with a 57 yard long pass early in the half but could not overcome NAU’s strong air attack.