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Cal Poly alumna and current university employee Sheri Donahue used a telehealth service to receive an ADHD (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) diagnosis in 2021. However, when pandemic regulations for virtual prescriptions ended, she struggled to get her next refill. 

Democratic U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff continues to lead in California’s U.S. Senate race, but the race for second is now tied, according to a new California Elections and Policy poll released on Thursday. The poll, which was conducted from Jan. 21-29, involved more than 1,400 likely voters and has a 2.6% margin of error. It […]

Cal Poly is calling for design proposals for its entry in the 136th Rose Parade in 2025 — the 76th float in Cal Poly universities’ program.

Here’s how to watch the race on Saturday.

How does College of the Redwoods' softball follow up their best season since 2006? We'll get the answer starting Saturday as CR opens their season on the road against Folsom Lake.

Cal Poly is calling for design proposals for its entry in the 136th Rose Parade in 2025 — the 76th float in Cal Poly universities’ program.

Six candidates are running for two seats in the House of Representatives.

Around 25 protesters gathered outside of U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal's first town hall of 2024, in a packed Arroyo Grande City Hall on Jan. 22....

Santa Maria’s community college is hosting its inaugural competition in March at the Elks event center

Cal Poly Humboldt is one of the state’s true residential campuses. We are not a commuter campus. What makes us distinctive is that when a student decides to attend this university, they are likely moving not only to a residence hall or apartment on or around campus but also becoming a citizen of the North […]