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"We're just trying to be at our best all the time."

The Cal Poly Chapter of Turning Point USA hosted a speaking event called “A Detransitioner's Take on the Transgender Movement,” which led to debate in the community and sparked a rally Tuesday night.

The number of California high school students deemed fully prepared for college in math and English continues to trend below its historic peak.

Multiple felony charges were filed against the inmate already serving a life sentence at Pleasant Valley State Prison who allegedly assaulted fellow inmate Paul Flores in August of this year.

The Vandals hosted the University of the Pacific on Dec. 5 to close out a three-game homestand. From start to finish, the Vandals dominated the Tigers 83-53 to get their fifth win overall and second straight.   Senior guard D'Angelo Minnis got the game going with a three-pointer. From there on,…

By Victoria Mejicanos and Tessa Dufore, Dec. 5, 2023 “I live paycheck to paycheck,” said Cal Poly Pomona assistant professor of history Rachael Hill. “I’m one paycheck away from being houseless.” Struggling to make ends meet is not a unique story on California State University campuses. Many CSU professors made such stories loud and clear

A resident of the Santa Maria Valley whose family has lived here for generations was unanimously appointed to the 4th Supervisorial District seat on the Santa Barbara County Planning Commission

This is the fourth year the World Surf League will make a six-day pit stop in Morro Bay with just under 300 competitors in the longboard and shortboard competitions.

The California Faculty Association is seeking a 12% pay increase, while university officials counter with 5% in each of the next three years. Story from @CalMatters.

The unanimous No. 1 ranked Penn State Nittany Lions defeated No. 20 Lehigh 30-10 behind individual wins from Beau Bartlett, Tyler Kasak, Levi Haines, Mitchell Mesenbrink, Carter Starocci, Bernie Truax and Greg Kerkvliet.