Central Coast Chapter News Today

Sunny, warm weather greeted Old Orcutt Christmas Parade participants and spectators on Saturday afternoon. More than 60 entries made their way through Old

More than 650 people walked around San Luis Obispo to fundraise for the Alzheimer’s Association. According to the organization, participants exceeded their fundraising goal with a total of $180,388.

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Suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States and the 14th leading cause of death in California, yet it can be prevented. To draw attention to

From listening to kids read to visiting seniors in bed care, Kelli the liver-spotted Dalmatian has provided a lot of joy on the Central Coast....

From listening to kids read to visiting seniors in bed care, Kelli the liver-spotted Dalmatian has provided a lot of joy on the Central Coast....

In California, 840,000 people aged 65 and older are expected to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease by 2025, according to the Alzheimer's Association

On June 21 traffic switched to the new Floradale Avenue Bridge west of Lompoc. The new bridge is 60 feet longer, constructed adjacent to the existing

Cal Poly hosted a special campus walk event today in partnership with the Central Coast Chapter of the American Foundation for suicide prevention.

San Luis Obispo ‘Out of the Darkness Campus Walk’ to be held at Cal Poly April 29 − Volunteers from San Luis Obispo are joining […]