Dylan Foreman

3 days 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.

4 days 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.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

From dusk until dawn, the newly revamped Laguna Lake off-leash dog park is now open to the public in San Luis Obispo. “This is so overdue, you know," said Bob Jones, San Luis Obispo County resident. For 25 years, the Laguna Lake Dog Park was unfenced, but now it has reopened after a 6-month-long renovation. “I've been coming here for 20 years," said San Luis Obispo resident Cassie Tarantino. "We were kind of used to what we had and if it's not broke, don't fix it.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

The 2024 Surfrider Foundation's Clean Water Report revealed that at the mouth of San Luis Creek in Avila Beach, is a top-10 bacteria hotspot. Since 2012, Niel Dilworth and the SLO County Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation have been collecting weekly water samples at Avila Beach and the mouth of San Luis Creek. For the past three years, the water quality report conducted by the organization has found high bacteria rates between 34-38%.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Dylan Foreman

For 30 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Luis Obispo County has been doing preventative work through mentorship. Now, they are at risk of losing key funding. Morro Bay’s Matt Warren recently starred in the reality show "Farmer Wants a Wife," but a decade ago, he found himself becoming a mentor or "Big" for the local non-profit Big Brothers Big Sisters. “I was thinking to myself, I had a big brother who was my whole world," Warren said.