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An early-season low-pressure system and associated cold front is forecast to move through the Central Coast on Saturday into Sunday morning with patchy drizzle and widely scattered rain showers and

Lompoc artist Nancy Yaki took first place in The Wildling Museum of Art and Nature's third juried exhibition — California National Parks: Stories of Water

Writing from cell at Sullivan Correctional Facility, I’m part of a renaissance of prison journalism. If prison authorities had their way, no one would be writing from the inside at all.

This is an exciting weekend for sports fans. The National League West Division champion Los Angeles Dodgers end the regular season with their arch rivals,

Writing from cell at Sullivan Correctional Facility, I’m part of a renaissance of prison journalism. If prison authorities had their way, no one would be writing from the inside at all.

"Mind the gap." That's what one Los Osos resident advised representatives of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Sept. 25 as community members...

The 10th annual Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce Old Town Trick or Treat event will take place on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 1-3 p.m.

The Santa Maria Joint Union High School District Board of Education filled its empty seat Monday night.  Alma Hernandez Wilson was provisionally

By Genoa Barrow | OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer - Lance Wilson, 38, presents his ankle monitor, which permits him to commute to work and have limited access to other activities with special permission. Even with highly monitored observation through the bracelet, Wilson risks violation of his parole for any “bad” behavior, bearing responsibility for instances such as car failure on his way to work. Louis Bryant, III, OBSERVER

The Lompoc Pops Orchestra kicked off its 26th annual fall concert season with a majestic tribute to "America The Beautiful," featuring selections from Americas favorite popular and patriotic music.