Dylan Foreman

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

Convenience in the form of a plug-in charger with more electric vehicle charging stations is now available in San Luis Obispo. Father Ian Dellinger has been driving electric since 2021 and has found it increasingly harder to find charging stations without a wait. “For the last two years I've had to wait for a charger probably 50% of the time," he said.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

With the ever-changing tariffs, there are more questions than answers for local businesses in San Luis Obispo. “When do we increase prices? How much do we increase prices? How do we make sure that we're covering what we need to,” SLO Chamber of Commerce CEO Jim Dantona said of the different reactions from business owners during this time. However, Dantona is issuing words of caution to those businesses, advising against taking drastic measures.

1 week ago | 953thebeach.com | Dylan Foreman

Between a world-class beach volleyball tournament, the Poly Royal Rodeo and one of the biggest events of the year, Open House, the campus of Cal Poly will be busy this weekend. With thousands of vehicles and more than 10,000 visitors, the Cal Poly campus will see a lot more traffic than usual. It’s certainly a high impact, but exciting time for us here,” said Cal Poly Manager of Public Safety Business Services Takuto Doshiro.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

Between a world-class beach volleyball tournament, the Poly Royal Rodeo and one of the biggest events of the year, Open House, the campus of Cal Poly will be busy this weekend. With thousands of vehicles and more than 10,000 visitors, the Cal Poly campus will see a lot more traffic than usual. “It's certainly a high impact, but exciting time for us here," said Cal Poly Manager of Public Safety Business Services Takuto Doshiro.

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

Every day it seems that the number on tariffs are changing but regardless of the percentage, local manufacturers are being affected. Some are for better and some are for worse. A walk into local manufacturer Alpenglow Industries reveals knick knacks, a functional laser cuter and rows upon rows of different materials to make electronics and different tools.