Dylan Foreman

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

It’s hammer time! Cal Poly has another All-American after a great showing at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon on Wednesday. Hammer thrower local San Luis Obispo native Rory Devaney took the national stage and delivered a lifetime best of 243 feet, 4 inches securing First-Team All-American Honors. The junior was one of three qualifiers from Cal Poly at the Outdoor Championships.

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

The Righetti Ranch development and surrounding community in the Orcutt Road Area are finally getting momentum towards a 12.5 acre multi-use community park. “Everybody who drives in and out on these streets in this area looks over and sees this vast open field," Righetti Ranch HOA President Richard Pace said. For residents like Pace who bought their home in the new development five years ago, it’s something they’ve been waiting to see happen.

3 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

Decreased fares mean increased opportunity to take the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner. As of May 1, train fares between Guadalupe, Grover Beach and San Luis Obispo dropped by 75 percent. “We're just working with the existing train schedules and we recognize that we could buy down the cost of the fares,” explained Peter Rodgers, Executive Director of the San Luis Obispo Council of Governments (SLOCOG).

3 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

For almost 100 years, the Mee Heng Low Noodle House has been at the corner of Chorro Street and Palm Street in downtown San Luis Obispo, having passed through three different sets of family ownership. “There's definitely a point of pride, and it's kind of hard carrying the torch and being the last one," said manager and chef Russell Kwong. "I think a lot of people, like, rely on us to keep going.”Kwong’s family has owned the restaurant since 2009. He took over operations in 2020.

3 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

At the last Planning Commission meeting for the City of San Luis Obispo, the Sigma Nu and Delta Chi fraternities had their conditional use permits revoked after multiple citations were issued to both houses over the last year. It was voted unanimously by the commission to revoke those permits— a decision that goes into effect on June 11.