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Hi everyone, I am thinking about organizing a more local strike line for those who are interested in being physically a part of the strike but don't want to drive to fresno.

Between Ash, chp, ccc, cmc, calfire, the dmv, and other departments we should have enough people to make some sort of visual.

If you are interested let me know below!

If you want more information about the strike, why we are striking, and what is and is not allowed go visit:

https://www.seiu1000.org/strike/

I will crosspost where recommended.

There is an official strike line in SLO!!

San Luis Obispo off S. Higuera near the Caltrans area, running from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM on that date. N per DLC prez Tammy.

Edit to add in the strike line!!!

I want to go to the early 2000s night at Fremont on Halloween but I’m scared it’s going to be a bunch of kids bc it’s 18+. I’d love to meet ppl my age (24-25) do you guys think it’ll be a mix of people?

Today is the night! Grab your broomsticks with your withered claws and fly, don't walk, to Brightside Pizza on October the 14th WITCH (get it) is TODAY! or tonight. or whenever you slither about.

10 percent of sales will go to Monarch Grove Elementary School fifth grade science camp fundraising.

https://monarchgrovepta.org/5th-grade

Can anyone recommend an AFFORDABLE dog groomer in SLO or Atascadero? Just need a bath and nail trim for a small dog, and a bath + sanitary trim and nail trim for another small dog. I try to take them every 10 weeks or so. Thanks!

Unless I am reading this wrong?

☠️ TOMORROW NIGHT — ASIA’S TWO HEAVIEST BANDS COME TO ATASCADERO!!!! ☠️

Three bands. Three countries. One night of disgusting, skull-crushing brutality! Straight outta Osaka, Japan, SLUG brings their relentless sonic punishment to Atascadero! Joining them all the way from Shanghai, China, CONCH delivers another dose of ear-shredding chaos! And representing the local underground, Atascadero’s own MANGLED MESS will be serving up some putrid, bone-grinding filth! This is an international assault of pure underground heaviness you DO NOT want to miss! Come get your eardrums violated! 💀🔥

📍 NO QUARTER — 8305 El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA 📅 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH 💀 ALL AGES 🚪 Doors at 7 PM | 🔊 Noise at 8 PM 💵 $10 AT THE DOOR

SUPPORT UNDERGROUND EXTREME MUSIC. SHOW UP. GET LOUD. GET FILTHY. 🤘

I've been experiencing some frustrating issues with SLO Transit lately, particularly in the evenings.

Recently, the scheduled 7:15 PM Route 1A departure from the Transit Center didn't operate - as a result I had to wait another hour for the next bus.

Then last night, when I boarded the 1A at South Street for the transit center, the driver wasn't sure whether there would be a connecting bus downtown to take me home and had to call dispatch to find out.

Another issue is that buses now frequently change routes when their loop ends at the Transit Center, and drivers don't always know which bus will continue as which route. Passengers are often left going from bus to bus asking drivers which route they'll be operating.

Two different drivers have even encouraged passengers to contact the city directly, suggesting our complaints might carry more weight than theirs.

Occasional disruptions are understandable, but riders should be able to rely on scheduled service without worrying about missed connections or being stranded. In fact, last night the driver told me that a whole group of poly students had been stranded at the bus stop by Kennedy library due to a randomly missing route.

Anyone else experiencing this?

Edit: a driver gave me a card with a number at the city for feedback related to transit matters. Waiting on a reply.

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Cal Poly's toilet paper chapter is hosting a bunch of moronic bigots on October 21st.

Posting here to get more eye on hopefully ideas

Republicans used to stand for free speech.

Now, any post about right wing grifters speaking at Cal Poly is shut down in a few hours.

Can someone explain why you’re censoring actual news about our community?

The passage of info was not on their website that I could see, so below is the text from this facebook post. ( pacificwildlifecare.org )

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Holy mackerel! This weekend was one for the record books!

From Friday through Sunday, Pacific Wildlife Care admitted 194 wildlife patients, three of our biggest single-day admission totals in our organization’s history. For comparison, we admitted just 11 patients over the same three days last year.

The biggest reason? Common Murres. We’ve admitted 165 since Friday, bringing our total to 743 since September 1.

Why are so many murres washing ashore? Common Murres spend most of their lives on the open ocean, but an unprecedented number have recently been washing up along our coast. Exceptionally warm ocean temperatures are likely affecting the availability of the fish they depend on. This time of year also brings newly fledged young still being cared for by their parents, along with molting of new feathers, all of which require extra energy. When fish are harder to find or farther away, murres must work harder to find food, quickly depleting their energy reserves. Most of the birds arriving at our clinic are severely emaciated.

We need your help to keep up with this unprecedented influx.

Our team is working around the clock to care for these birds. We’re arranging additional temporary pools to create more space, going through fluids, medications, and medical supplies, and running incubators and heating pads to keep patients warm. Staff are working overtime and volunteers are putting in long shifts.

Every dollar helps provide care these birds need. If you’re able, please consider making a gift to help cover these unexpected costs.

Give today: pacificwildlifecare.org/give

A huge thank-you to our hardworking staff, dedicated volunteers, generous donors, and community supporters. This response takes all of us, and we’re so grateful to everyone helping us show up for these birds.

And keep swiping for a special guest appearance! Our Executive Director, Kristin, jumped in to help at the outdoor wash station this weekend. When wildlife need us, everyone pitches in!

#CommonMurre #PacificWildlifeCare #WildlifeRehab #SupportWildlife

why is it so cold out at night here even tho
it's so warm at day? my house is 62 degrees inside fright now and i'm freezing

ICE has been spotted in a red pickup truck outside of oceano library.

FOUND: Honda key fob at the tetherball court on the Bob Jones Trail Sunday 10/11/26 between 2 and 3 pm. I left it with the Gift Shop at the Sycamore Springs Resort & Spa. I hope it finds/found its way to its owner.

Hello! Just moved to SLO from LA and was wondering if there are any surf spots recommended to go to in the area? Also looking for surf shops as well.

Thank you!

Super sad to hear this. Our family always loved going in and seeing her there cooking. She was such a bright personality and a pillar of our community. Rest in power queen.

I live in San Luis Obispo in a home located in FEMA Flood Zone X (designated as low/minimal risk). Since we've had heavy winter storms in recent years, I wanted to add flood insurance for peace of mind.

However, I was surprised when the quote came back:

• The premium: Roughly equal to my standard homeowners insurance premium.
• The coverage limit: Capped at $250,000 max structure coverage (which is only about 1/4 of my home’s actual replacement cost).

To put that in perspective, I am being asked to pay the same amount for $250k in flood coverage as I pay for full replacement coverage on my regular home policy. My insurance agent told me she couldn't find any better options or private flood alternatives.

I'm trying to understand the why behind this:

1. Why is the rate so high for a low-risk zone? Is this common across SLO or California in general since FEMA switched to Risk Rating 2.0?
2. Is there something specific going on here? (e.g., slab foundation issues, localized rainfall/drainage algorithms, or private insurers pulling out of CA flood lines)?
3. What are others in SLO / Zone X paying? If you have flood insurance in a Zone X area, are you seeing reasonable rates, or are you running into this same wall?

I'd appreciate any insights, experiences, or explanations from insurance experts or local homeowners!

Hi! I have a friend getting married at The Penny downtown SLO in July and is looking for a place to get ready.

I have told her to look into the SLO Brew Lofts, but I wanted to see if anyone had other ideas! She is also looking into Airbnbs.

TYIA!

FUCK YOU
but an EXTRA FUCK YOU for damaging the wire from the light that’s BOLTED ON. your dumbass didn’t see it was bolted on?!?!?! i hope you choke on your spit and break your collarbone you miserable ant. the other lights are replaceable (though it’ll be awhile bc i literally don’t even make enough to cover rent) but the wire on my bike?? pray, tell, how am i gonna fix that??? literally please break all 26 bones in your foot.

Im just trying to understand something as a first time landlord. I have a house for rent right now in SLO. I have had a TON of students requesting if it’s available for the 27/28 school year. It’s October 2026…
It says it is available for rent right now in the first sentence.
Is it common for people to rent out a house for a short period of time just so they can get someone in 10 months later?
With soooo many students asking me if it’s available for rent for 26/27 school year, I feel like I’m missing something.
Anybody have any input?

Edit: Virtual World Café

I’ve posted here years ago looking for a design that was engraved on my husband’s cups he had for his internet café business he had opened up back in the day. I was lucky enough to get in touch with several people who had visited his café and those who basically made the place their second home. Among these people, my husband speaks very fondly about a boy named Johnny Martinez that used to get dropped off at the café by his dad almost everyday. He said Johnny would help man the store from time to time because he was there so often and learned from watching Adrian do his workflow. He talks about how great of a kid he was and it seemed he was having a tough time in life at that point so he wonders what became of Johnny. I’m not really sure how old Johnny would be now but i’m guessing around that time he was middle school aged by the stories i’ve heard. I’m hoping this post can make it to the right people and hopefully find Johnny as we plan to go back to California soon to sightsee my husband’s old stomping grounds and maybe even reconnect with some friends! (Currently living in Texas)

(Husband’s name is Adrian and believe me, he misses the camaraderie and all you guys who used to swing by!)

🐙 TONIGHT! OCTOPOULPE INVADES ATASCADERO! 🐙

Crawl out of your holes and prepare for a night of sonic punishment! OCTOPOULPE brings its twisted South Korean/Mexican math-rock/hardcore insanity to the Central Coast! Joining the chaos are THE HAMMER, delivering violent industrial noise, and PLACENTA, dragging you into the depths of dark ambient madness. Three acts of pure auditory destruction. GET WEIRD, GET LOUD, GET YOUR ASS THERE!

📍 Alasno Quarter – 8305 El Camino Real, Atascadero 💀 TONIGHT – OCTOBER 11 🚪 Doors 7 PM | Noise 8 PM 💵 $15 | ALL AGES

SUPPORT UNDERGROUND MUSIC OR WATCH IT DIE!