KSBY-TV (San Luis Obispo, CA)

KSBY-TV first went live in May 1953. Currently, it serves as the NBC, CW, and LAFF affiliate for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, located along California's stunning Central Coast. Initially, the station was known as KVEC-TV, with the VEC in its name representing Valley Electric Company. KVEC-TV holds the distinction of being the first local television station established in the Central Coast area. At its launch, the station broadcasted shows from all three major television networks: NBC, CBS, and ABC.

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CA Coastal Commission denies appeal of Funk Zone hotel

1 day ago | ksby.com | Juliet Lemar

Following years of debate, the proposed 250-unit hotel development at 101 Garden Street in Santa Barbara’s Funk Zone has received approval from the California Coastal Commission. The commission dismissed the most recent appeal filed by Keep The Funk Inc. and Santa Barbara resident Steven Johnson, who argued the impact of onsite soil and groundwater contamination would be exacerbated by the project location's vulnerability to flooding.
City of Santa Maria names new police chief

2 days ago | ksby.com | Katherine Worsham

The City of Santa Maria has a new police chief. City Manager David Rowlands announced Monday that Christopher Williams has been appointed Chief of Police. Williams comes from the Oxnard Police Department, where he most recently served as Assistant Chief and led the Field Services Bureau. Williams’ first day will be Monday, April 28. He succeeds Chief Marc Schneider, who retired in November 2024.
Santa Barbara bunny rescue braces for Easter spike in abandoned pets

5 days ago | ksby.com | Juliet Lemar

After adopting a rabbit for his children, Dan Zaida started volunteering at BUNS. BUNS, which stands for Bunnies Urgently Needing Shelter, is an all volunteer non-profit organization that cares for stray and abandoned rabbits in Santa Barbara County. "What it boiled down to is I didn't know how to take care of a rabbit, so I started volunteering here and I've never left," Zaida says. That was 28 years ago. Now, Zaida takes care of all types of rescued rabbits each week. "We get owner surrenders.
Man, 19, killed in 3-vehicle accident in Santa Barbara County

6 days ago | ksby.com | Ken Allard

One person was killed and at least one other injured after a head-on accident involving three vehicles in unincorporated Santa Barbara County earlier Thursday. California Highway Patrol officials said a 19-year-old crashed head-on with a vehicle driven by an 87-year-old Goleta woman on Modoc Road east of Via Senda.
Glen Speck Elementary School holds its 28th annual AG Day

6 days ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

455 students participated in Glen Speck's 28th annual Agriculture Day on Thursday, greeted by 24 presenters. Former and current students were among those presenters, showcasing carious things from cotton and horseshoes to farm animals. Judy Honerkand co-founded the event in 1997 with Vicki Dauth, who has since passed away. She retired seven years ago and has since passed on the reigns to current Kindergarten teacher and current AG Day coordinator, Ann Mihelic.
Environmental Defense Center files lawsuit against oil company Sable Offshore Corp.

6 days ago | ksby.com | Juliet Lemar

Last week, the California Coastal Commission fined oil company Sable Offshore Corp. $18 million for its refusal to abide by the Coastal Act. Now, the Environmental Defense Center is taking legal action against the state. Earlier this week, the Environmental Defense Center filed a lawsuit in Santa Barbara County courts challenging waivers granted to Sable. The State Fire Marshal's waivers allow the restart of a defective oil pipeline off the Central Coast.
The weather pattern is finally changing bringing more sun and warmer temps

6 days ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

The Central Coast is experiencing partly to mostly cloudy skies today, with a chance of light rain or drizzle. This pattern will continue through Friday. However, warmer temperatures are on the way, expected from Saturday through the middle of next week, though still slightly below normal across the coast and valleys. Today's Cloud Cover and Rain PotentialOur region is under the influence of a deep, moist layer of air, extending up to 9000 feet.
Lane closures on Highway 101 as paving project begins in Goleta

6 days ago | ksby.com | Veronica Yoo

Starting today, Caltrans will begin a grind and pave operation on the northbound lanes of Highway 101 near Goleta. Crews will work in various locations from Winchester Canyon Road to El Capitan today and tomorrow, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.The operation will also continue next week, Monday through Wednesday. Travelers should expect alternating lane closures with delays no longer than 10 minutes. The project aims to improve pavement conditions for drivers.
Tourists flock to Pismo Beach for spring break: 'Busier than we expected'

1 week ago | ksby.com | Karson Wells

Pismo Beach is packed with tourists — even the recent grey skies are not keeping people away. And local business owners say the tourists bring in a lot of business around this time of year. Mike Shaheen opened Pedal Up, an electric bike rental shop in Pismo, last year, with his wife, Cynthia. They say that business is beginning to pick up again. "It's kind of hit or miss during the off-season," said Shaheen.
San Miguel Board of Directors to discuss possible removal of its Community Services District

1 week ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

The San Miguel Board of Directors is set to discuss a proposal at Thursday night's meeting involving the possible dissemination of its community services district. Fire protection, water, wastewater, street lighting, landscaping, and solid waste services are all controlled and serviced by the San Miguel Community Services District.