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Cal Fire to conduct prescribed burn in Los Osos (opens the original)
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Cal Fire will be conducting a prescribed burn at Morro Dunes Ecological Reserve in Los Osos from Tuesday, September 29 through Thursday, October 1. There is a possibility that the burning will also happen Tuesday, October 6 through Thursday, October 9, depending on weather conditions. Cal Fire says crews will be burning piles of cut vegetation as part of a habitat restoration process. The operation is intended to help promote regeneration of three rare, threatened, and endangered plant species.
An invasive species investigation has come to a close in San Luis Obispo County (opens the original)
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The San Luis Obispo County Agriculture Department finished its investigation into an invasive species that experts worried may have been shipped to the central coast. The organization says in late spring this year, a wholesale nursery in Fresno County shipped grape plants containing glass-winged sharpshooters- a type of bug that is categorized as invasive in California- to several stores across the state. Experts tracked one of those shipments to San Luis Obispo County. The county began an inves
Santa Maria group holding event to protest ICE activity on the central coast (opens the original)
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Non-violent political protest group "Indivisible" held a protest and vigil to express anger about the rampant ICE activity in the central coast. The protest was on Saturday, August 8 from 11am to 1pm. The group gathered at the South/West corner of Broadway and McCoy lane, half a mile from an ICE office where immigrants are processed after being taken by immigration enforcers. The event was in memory of the Glass House Farms Immigration raids that happened on July 10, 2025. ICE agents and nationa
Solvang gets $1 million to update wastewater infrastructure (opens the original)
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The City of Solvang is using a $1 million federal grant to replace outdated wastewater infrastructure. Officials say the money will go towards fixing and modernizing Solvang's wastewater treatment plant. They say it will replace outdated infrastructure, strengthen emergency preparedness, and safeguard reliable access to clean water in the community. U.S. Representative Salud Carbajal secured the grant in the Fiscal Year 2026 government funding bill. The wastewater treatment plant in Solvang can
PG&E launching a new infrared drone program (opens the original)
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PG&E is launching a new infrared drone program. Pilots are now operating drones equipped with infrared and UV technology to detect potential issues on the power lines before an outage occurs. This tool is also used to prevent wildfires by using infrared technology to spot "hot spots" on the system that can indicate damage that cannot be seen by the naked eye. The company says these drone inspections happen year round but become especially important in the summer months. The drones can cover 3 to
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