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With several days of rainy weather expected, San Luis Obispo County officials are making preparations.
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Repairs on the San Simeon Pier began this week. The nearly 70-year-old pier at Hearst San Simeon State Park was closed last year after winter storms severely damaged its support structure.
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Love is in the air, and not just for humans. Frogs are feeling it too. Residents may hear the mating call of the Pacific Tree Frog, better known as the Pacific Chorus Frog for its “singing."
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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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San Luis Obispo County’s first rain of the season is forecast to begin Wednesday evening and is expected to last through the weekend – here’s how to stay safe during the rainy weather.
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San Luis Obispo County farms and wineries are getting ready for rainfall next week. The National Weather Service predicts that rain will move into the area as early as Tuesday night.
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Federal dollars could finally be coming to Central Coast farms that flooded last winter.
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San Luis Obispo County is working to repair the Arroyo Grande Creek levee, which burst open from previous winter storms this year. Central Coast local leaders were there today to see the progress first hand.
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A government shutdown is expected to impact millions of Americans, including residents here on the Central Coast. That’s unless Congress passes all of its funding by this Saturday.
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Caltrans says crews have successfully fixed a sinkhole that caused the closure of a section of Highway 1 in Big Sur this week. The southern closure has now been moved back to Limekiln State Park.