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Cayucos Pier closed indefinitely following storm damage

The Cayucos pier will be closed until further notice after it was battered by another intense storm. "I could just cry. ... The end of...

Feeling brave? Join thousands at the Annual Carlin Soulé Memorial Polar Bear Dip

If you are feeling brave, join thousands of community members as they flock to Cayucos Beach to start the new year with a dip into the Pacific Ocean.

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These Surf Hotels Are the Best Way to Ride out the Heat Wave

Looking for a getaway idea? Look to the beach! Head to these stunning surf hotels that are great for surfers and non-surfers alike.

A Central California road trip winds through Cambria, Cayucos and more

Don't let the Highway One closure stop you. This beguiling itinerary just south of Big Sur is a weekend delight.

A Central California road trip winds through Cambria, Cayucos and more

Don't let the Highway One closure stop you. This beguiling itinerary just south of Big Sur is a weekend delight.

Twelve Cambria students awarded scholarships

Liam Alexander Taylor Scholarship honors late surfer, lifeguard – Last Thursday, representatives from Cambria Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 4635, and the Public Safety Development Group joined […]

Dead whale buried on beach near Cayucos

A dead humpback whale that washed ashore last week near Cayucos has been buried. State Parks says three options were considered regarding removal of the whale

Wine of the week: J. Lohr, 2019 'Pure Paso' Proprietary Red Wine, Paso Robles

Cayucos Polar Bear Dip plans for return to ring in 2022

Cayucos Polar Bear Dip plans for return to ring in 2022 and last updated 2021-01-02 01:44:47-05 Thousands normally brave the chilly, ocean water on the 1 st day of each year on Cayucos Beach, but this year’s Polar Bear Dip was canceled due to safety precautions. “See you in Jan 2022” is the message on the Cayucos Chamber of Commerce website, signaling a no-go for the Polar Bear Dip in 2021, but some took to the water Friday morning because they’ve done it for years. “Every year, it’s been a tradition for us to come out here, run in, wash clean the last year, and start out a new year,” said Cristi Fry, a Cayucos resident who has been participating in the Polar Bear Dip for about 10 years. “This year, it’s more important than ever.”