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Phillips 66 has agreed to dismiss its lawsuit challenging San Luis Obispo County’s denial of its plan to build a rail spur to transport crude oil to its Nipomo refinery, environmental groups said Monday. The move was celebrated Monday by opponents, who had pleaded with officials to prevent an increase of oil-filled trains from rolling […]
City is now accepting applications for Year 3 grants Do you have an idea for a project, event, or initiative that could help improve your neighborhood? The City’s Neighborhood Matching Grant Program wants to help! In 2016 and 2017, the following neighborhood groups were the recipients of Neighborhood Matching Grants: Islay Hill/Arbors Neighbors, the Cerro […]
The San Luis Obispo City Council will consider three design options Aug. 15 for the Broad Street “Bicycle Boulevard” to make the cycling and walking route between downtown and Foothill Boulevard safer and more “low stress.” More than 300 cyclists use the route each day, traveling between the downtown core and Cal Poly or to […]
Travelers still need to use an inland detour to reach a stretch of Highway 1 affected by road closures, but they now have access to a much longer stretch of coastline as of Tuesday. Caltrans announced in a news release that workers had blasted away the only remaining obstacle — a large boulder — and […]
The California state Senate has approved a new fee on real estate transactions to help generate hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing. The legislation passed Thursday would impose a $75 fee on documents such as deeds and notices, with a cap of $225 per transaction. The bill now heads to the Assembly. California […]
The long wait for access to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is just about over. You may still have a hard time getting there from the south, thanks to the mudslides on Highway 1, but the park itself is reopening Saturday, State Parks announced, after an 11-month closure. The park was closed during last summer’s […]
