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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Paso Robles police provide update on investigation into child's death

1 day ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

On Saturday, Paso Robles police detectives believe Briant ReyesEstrada left his son in his car in the parking lot of the Paso Robles Inn, where he worked, resulting in the boy's death. The high temperature in Paso Robles that day was 99 degrees. Detectives say it's likely the 6-year-old boy passed out in the car before succumbing to his injuries, but they’re waiting for the autopsy results to confirm the cause of death and any prior injuries the child may have sustained.
Santa Barbara County Fair books multi-platinum country artist for Saturday night concert

1 day ago | ksby.com | Katherine Worsham

Country artist Russell Dickerson is set to perform at the Santa Barbara County Fair on Saturday, July 12. Singer/songwriter Ariel Jean will open the show at 6:30 p.m. in the Minetti Grandstand Arena. Tickets for the concert will go on sale starting at 10 a.m. this Friday, May 16, at SantaMariaFairpark.com.
Warm temps through Mother's Day weekend, onshore flow will bring cool air inland

4 days ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Hello, Central Coast! High pressure and warm temperatures will linger throughout the weekend, especially for areas away from the immediate coast. Many places will approach or even break daily high temperature records. On Sunday, it will be hot in many areas, but likely not as hot as the last two days, as the ridge of high pressure shifts east, due to a cold upper low dropping south along the West Coast.
No driver, occupants found after car goes off Hwy 1

4 days ago | ksby.com | Katherine Worsham

A car went off the side of Highway 1 one mile west of Highway 101 in Santa Barbara County and started a fire, according to the Santa Barbara County Fire Department. It happened at about 2:30 a.m. on Saturday. Officials say the fire burned about ¼ acre before crews knocked it down. Firefighters reportedly found the vehicle unoccupied about 50 feet off the roadway in steep terrain and thick brush.
A vacant building in Shell Beach may soon be replaced by a mixed-use development

5 days ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

A vacant building, located at 401 Shell Beach Road, may soon be demolished and replaced by a mixed-use development. Community members KSBY News spoke with are ready to see changes. “It's time to go out with the old and come in with the new,” said Mary Gabriel, Shell Beach resident. “I think Shell Beach has the potential to be a great little street,” said Edward Felix, Shell Beach resident.
Morro Bay residents concerned about prescriptions amid Rite Aid bankruptcy

5 days ago | ksby.com | Sophia Villalba

Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in two years. “This is a really high-volume pharmacy in this Rite Aid,” said Lee Becker, Morro Bay resident. A Rite Aid spokesperson tells KSBY that in the coming months, Rite Aid stores will either close or be under new ownership. As the only major drugstore in Morro Bay, some community members are worried about what this could mean for them.
7th annual Santa Maria BBQ Festival set to heat up Pioneer Park

5 days ago | ksby.com | Crystal Bermudez

The smell of red oak smoke and sizzling meat will fill the air this weekend as Santa Maria’s signature event, the Santa Maria BBQ Festival, returns for its seventh year. The event takes place this Saturday, May 10, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Pioneer Park in Santa Maria. This 21-and-over event celebrates the region’s rich barbecue heritage, featuring up to 12 teams competing in the traditional Santa Maria-style grilling.
Carrisa Plains Elementary School parents' request to expand to K-8 curriculum denied

5 days ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

In early April, a group of Carrisa Plains Elementary School parents and students shared concerns with the school district over long bus rides to Atascadero Middle School. Their solution? Hire a teacher at the elementary school to serve as a middle school teacher, so their kids are able to avoid the long bus ride until high school. The topic wasn't discussed as an agenda item by the Atascadero School Unified School District Board of Trustees until Tuesday night.
Mother’s Day flowers still in full bloom despite rising costs

5 days ago | ksby.com | Shannon MacNeil

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and while traditions may vary, one timeless gift continues to reign supreme: flowers. This year, Americans are expected to spend more than ever on floral arrangements, an estimated $3.2 billion, according to Florist Review. About 74% of people plan to gift blooms to honor moms and maternal figures in their lives. Local florists are already feeling the rush. At Albert's Florist in San Luis Obispo, arrangements of all shapes and colors fill the shop.
Morning Minute: Mother's Day plans, water wise plants, and pavement report

5 days ago | ksby.com | Shannon MacNeil

Happy Friday, Central Coast! Today, we’re learning about the newly appointed Pope Leo XIV and how our community is reacting to the news. Plus, with Mother’s Day weekend coming up, we want to thank all the amazing women who make our community so special. Click here for a roundup of fun events to help you celebrate. SpaceX is targeting a 5 p.m. launch: for its Falcon 9 rocket, which will carry 26 Starlink satellites into orbit.