The driver killed after crashing into equipment that fell onto Highway 41 outside Morro Bay Tuesday morning has been identified as Gemma Salting, 58, of Atascadero.

Drivers should expect temporary daytime traffic delays on Mahoney Road and Black Road as the City of Santa Maria begins a new paving project. Construction for the project will begin on August 24th and ...

Here is your forecast for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties Cooler-than-normal temperatures and widespread marine layer clouds continue through the weekend. With a weak upper-level trough ...

A new grocery store is getting ready to open its doors in Lompoc. Signage is now up at the new Spencer's Fresh Market at 1009 North H Street.

A Carpinteria man was arrested after an investigation that resulted in the seizure of over 9 pounds of drugs including fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine along with a firearm and ammunition. Santa ...

Marine fog and cloud cover are bringing cooler weather across the region for the remainder of the week. Here is your full forecast!

A new school year is underway for the Santa Maria-Bonita School District as it enters the second year of its five-year Bright Futures Project, a plan designed to create more consistency in instruction ...

A recent measles case in Santa Barbara County has health officials monitoring the situation, while a nationwide rise in cases is raising broader concerns about vaccination rates. Henning Ansorg, ...

A lot is happening across the Central Coast as we near the end of the work week! Here are six fun things to do this weekend, from Thursday, August 14, through Sunday, August 16, plus a few extra!

The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara (HASBARCO) hosted the Cypress Court Senior Expo on Thursday, August 13, in support of senior community members on the Central Coast. The free event ...

If you've driven through Pismo Beach recently, you may have seen the cones, workers or experienced traffic backups. It's all part of a plan aimed to ease traffic in the long run.

Law enforcement technology company Flock introduced new safety controls on Thursday, hoping to curb growing scrutiny and fears around surveillance and police misuse of its tools.