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Cal Poly officials sent out a bulletin to students and staff Friday evening stating that the two fires near campus earlier this week are being investigated as arson.

The investigation into the fires is still ongoing.

A Timely Warning Bulletin was issued for students and staff at Cal Poly University stating that two fires just west of campus on Monday are being investigated as arson.

The housing crisis is a familiar issue in California, but what you may not know is that San Luis Obispo County ranks as the third least affordable area in the state.

The North Mountain Residence Halls — which could be demolished to make way for more on-campus housing — were built in a time when Cal Poly was facing a sudden influx of students.

Kevin G. Walthers: Why should the low-income families in our region have any less access to a four-year degree than those living in other parts of the state? This answer

“We make sure we double check everything,” Abdul-Rahim said. “If players need something, and don’t have it, it’s a big deal.”

KCPR 91.3 FM is Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s radio station and both a hub and tastemaker for the arts, music, culture and entertainment of the Central Coast.

Opening week has already been a busy one in the ACC. We saw NC State open the season with a shutout victory over Presbyterian at Ft. Liberty on Wednesday and North Carolina opened their year with three duals at home, going 2-1, dropping a back-and-forth dual to Oregon State. We will see the rest ...