Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Adelaide Inn + Best Western Plus Black Oak in Paso Robles raised $6,414.53 during their October Go Pink campaign and donated part of their revenue to SabesWings to help local cancer patients.

Templeton High School celebrated six student-athletes signing college letters to compete in sports next year; the Wednesday night event drew over 150 attendees, highlighting achievements in softball, equestrian, soccer, football and lacrosse + featuring standout coaching remarks.

A 3.5 earthquake shook northern San Luis Obispo County Friday at 3:30 p.m. about five miles west of Templeton near Highway 46 West, causing light shaking felt by residents and dislodging bottles and glasses at local wineries.

San Luis Obispo County transit will soon let riders tap to pay with phones, debit, or credit cards, with the upgrade (funded with about $970,000) expected by early 2026.

The new system aims to speed bus travel and boost convenience.

Coach Jon Sioredas celebrated 10 years transforming Cal Poly Wrestling from a struggling program to a national contender — athletes earn All-American honors every season, and he signed a five-year contract extension last October, boosting the team’s athletic and academic rankings.

Cal Poly Volleyball ended its memorable NCAA Tournament run on Thursday after losing 3-0 to Kentucky (the top seed) in the Sweet 16 at Historic Memorial Coliseum, marking a season of surprising upset wins.

Maverick Ortiz, a junior Bearcat, competed at Clovis West over the weekend against top state athletes.

His performance impressed his coach and local sponsors + signaling strong potential for future meets.

Templeton High School recognized senior Harrison Bays as Athlete of the Week after he led the team in several defensive categories through seven games, said Coach Lawren Ramos & invited other coaches to nominate future standouts.