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Cal Poly now has a $2.6 billion annual economic impact on the Central Coast’s economy, according to a new study from REACH the Central Coast economic

Cal State officials offered a 5% increase for each of the next three years, although those raises are not guaranteed. The union plans to strike at four campuses.

As part of the ongoing negotiations between the California Faculty Association and the California State University system, a neutral fact finding report was released Friday. The university system announced they’re in agreement with most of the findings as the CFA prepares for strikes.

It was a busy day in Downtown San Luis Obispo. Families left chairs, towels, anything they could to reserve a spot for the annual Holiday Parade.

No. 6-seed Montana State hosts a familiar foe, North Dakota State, on Saturday in the second round of the FCS playoffs.

The first session of the 2023 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational is in the books! What a whirlwind of a session it was. One of the hallmarks of a tournament like the CKLV is upsets! There were plenty of them. In fact, a trio of top-five ranked wrestlers suffered at least one loss during the sessio...

SAN LUIS OBISPO — San Luis Obispo County’s top administrator, who previously held the equivalent position in Kern, was abruptly fired last month after multiple women reported “uncomfortable touching” and

New concepts for rapid bus service across the 626 have ironed out the questions of where an East-West route would run and where demonstrations could begin.

Nebraska is third in the team race going into the CKLV’s final day — behind Iowa State and Ohio State

Idaho lost their last matchup on Wednesday against Denver 67-65, falling to 3-4 on the season.   Idaho shot well from behind the arc shooting 6/12 in the first half but struggled from three in the final 20 minutes of play, going 5/15 in the second half.  The game saw both teams hold…