Ken Allard is a Digital Content Producer for KSBY, a local news station in San Luis Obispo, California. With a focus on local news, Ken covers a variety of topics including community events, traffic updates, accidents, and other stories that impact the residents of San Luis Obispo.
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Ken Allard's coverage focuses primarily on local news, community events, and government announcements in the San Luis Obispo area of California. His articles often cover family and relationships, government and politics, entertainment news, as well as crime-related topics.
When reaching out to Ken with pitches or information, consider offering stories related to local community events such as celebrations or gatherings in San Luis Obispo or Atascadero. Additionally, providing updates on government initiatives or announcements within these areas could also be of interest to him.
Given the emphasis on family & relationships and crime-related topics in his coverage attributes, human-interest stories about individuals from the local community may resonate well with Ken. Furthermore, he might find value in receiving details about entertainment news specific to the region.
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The usual five-block strip of over 100 vendors was accompanied by hundreds of locals and visitors dressed up in all kinds of costumes.
By: Ken Allard
What's better than the usual candy, costumes and regular-sized pumpkins on Halloween? How about the largest pumpkins ever grown in San Luis Obispo County?
By: Ken Allard
Thanksgiving has yet to pass but the Christmas spirit is beaming on the Central Coast.
By: Ken Allard, Katherine Worsham
Ryan Wright, also known as Ryan Petetit, was sentenced to five years for paying a former San Luis Obispo County supervisor for official acts that benefitted his company.
By: Ken Allard
Community members came together for a good cause Friday. The event is called Playhouse Build and it brings together teams of six to 10 participants who spend the day building playhouses for children.
A vegetation fire is burning near Harris Grade Road and Highway 135 in Santa Barbara County.
By: Ken Allard, Katherine Worsham, Karson Wells
The City of San Luis Obispo is moving forward with a new way to elect city council members -- the Citywide Single Vote.
Thirteen custom Christmas trees were auctioned off. One sold for $6,000 and will go toward ALS research.
A motorcyclist was killed in an accident Friday night on Highway 101 in Montecito. Authorities said the accident happened around 9:50 p.m. in the southbound lanes of Highway 101 at San Ysidro Road.
Cal Poly hosted its annual poinsettia sale this past Saturday, and good news if you missed it — plant shop representatives said they've extended the sale.
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