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Allan Hancock College highlights record financial aid application rate (opens the original)
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Allan Hancock College and the Central Coast Cal-SOAP Consortium hosted a conversation with the executive director of the California Student Aid Commission on September 30 at the Santa Maria campus. The event, "A Conversation with Daisy Gonzales, Ph.D.," was held on Wednesday at Boyd Hall. It brought together educators, counselors, student services professionals, community advocates, college students and others interested in supporting college access and financial aid throughout the Central Coast
Community workshop planned for Highway 101 and State Route 46 project (opens the original)
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Drivers who regularly use the US 101 northbound off-ramp to SR 46 East in Paso Robles could see changes coming to the interchange. SLOCOG and Caltrans are holding a community workshop Thursday, October 8, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 600 Nickerson Drive in Paso Robles. The project is focused on improving storage capacity on the northbound off-ramp, where seasonal and weekend traffic can cause backups onto US 101 through lanes. Officials say some drivers have also been using the shoulder as an ext
Out of the Darkness Walk at Goleta Beach to support suicide prevention (opens the original)
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Community members can honor those lost to suicide and support those who are struggling at the Out of the Darkness walk this Saturday at Goleta Beach. The event is organized by the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention and the Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness. In 2025, 47 people died by suicide in Santa Barbara County. This free walk will bring participants together for a morning of remembrance, hope, and support. Organizers say the walk is not a competition. It is desig
San Miguel Fire Department receives $1 million in federal funding (opens the original)
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$1 million in federal funding has been awarded to the San Miguel Fire Department which will support their expansion through the construction of a new Emergency Operations Center. Local leaders gathered on Tuesday to announce the federal funding. It will be built at the northernmost part of San Miguel. "With the population growth increases the need for emergency services on a regular basis, so we're trying to prepare for that future and those needs. A larger population, we're going to need a bigg
U.S. Under Secretary of Energy visits Diablo Canyon Power Plant (opens the original)
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A representative from the U.S. Department of Energy visited Diablo Canyon Power Plant on Tuesday. The power plant was scheduled to shut down by 2025. However, in 2022, amid concerns over the state's growing electricity demands, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 846, allowing the plant to continue operating until 2030. PG&E received $271 million from the federal government to help keep the plant online. "Last year, the president signed four executive orders to really unleash nuclear
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