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- Jul 27, 2026
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Pet donation match, fair wraps up, and Greenbelt anniversary (opens the original)
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It’s Monday again, we’re kicking off the week with more heat and some of the top stories from Daybreak: The 2026 California Mid-State Fair has officially come to a close after 12 days of concerts, carnival rides, exhibits and community events in Paso Robles. Fairgoers packed the fairgrounds throughout the run, making memories while supporting local vendors and enjoying headline entertainment. Organizers are now looking ahead to next year's fair after another successful summer tradition. San Luis
Military scam alerts, $684 million in losses in 2025 (opens the original)
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Military members, veterans and their families lost more than $684 million to scams in 2025, according to the Federal Trade Commission, prompting renewed efforts to help consumers recognize fraud before it happens. The FTC says impostor scams accounted for a large share of those losses, with scammers often pretending to represent trusted organizations, banks or veterans programs. "They know how to target the military community," said FTC Division of Consumer and Business Education, Terri Miller.
Meet KSBY’s Academic Athlete of the Month: Henry Esola (opens the original)
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San Luis Obispo High School senior Henry Esola is July’s Academic Student Athlete of the Month sponsored by CoastHills Credit Union. Esola says swimming has been more than a sport; it's been a constant throughout most of his life. He began competitive swimming as a child and qualified for the Junior Olympics at a young age. He went on to make the varsity swim team and qualify for the CIF championships as a freshman. He graduated with a 4.4 GPA and is a two-time swim team captain and three-year w
Heat advisory, CSU trustee appointment, and Veterans pig roast (opens the original)
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Happy Friday! Here’s what you might have missed on Daybreak this morning: More than 60 students from transitional kindergarten through eighth grade are taking part in a free five-week summer learning program at Allan Hancock College. The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Maria partnered with the college to provide educational activities, STEM lessons and leadership opportunities while school is out. Organizers say the goal is to keep kids learning over the summer while inspiring them to pursue higher e
Gym peeping charges, wharf murder verdict, and homelessness in SLO declines (opens the original)
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Good morning, Central Coast. Check out these stories from Daybreak: A new Point-in-Time Count found 1,118 people were experiencing homelessness in San Luis Obispo County on a single night in January, marking a decrease from the previous count. Officials say the report also shows fewer people living unsheltered, while more people are accessing shelter services, which they credit to expanded housing resources and community partnerships. The findings were presented to the San Luis Obispo City Counc
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