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The City of Pismo Beach is taking steps to secure state funding for its Central Coast Blue project, a major water recycling initiative.
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San Luis Obispo County voters supported new sales tax measures in four different cities, according to election results.
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Chumash tribe leaders and government officials gathered in Pismo Beach to celebrate the designation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary. The event was held to coincide with Indigenous Peoples Day.
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The City of Pismo Beach is ramping up efforts to prevent people from illegally harvesting the Pismo clam. It’s to protect the species and sustain its population.
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Multiple agencies in the Five Cities area of San Luis Obispo County are backing out of a project to create a new clean water supply for the region. It’s called Central Coast Blue.
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The City of Arroyo Grande has backed out of a wastewater treatment center that was expected to insulate the five-cities area in San Luis Obispo County from future drought. The project is called Central Coast Blue.
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Pismo Beach City officials are already working to repair damage from last week's powerful waves, as they gear up for more high surf this week.
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Western monarch butterflies are back on the Central Coast for the winter and local experts are encouraged by their numbers.
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Pismo Beach was dubbed the “Clam Capital of the World” in the 1940s, but the clams were nearly fished to extinction.Now, they're making a return, and a Cal Poly Biology professor is trying to figure out why.
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Pro surfers are competing in the 2023 SLO Cal Open at Pismo Pier after this month’s storm nearly canceled the event.