Neil Farrell

Lovers of opera and Christmas music will get a mash-up of the two when St. Timothy's Catholic Church hosts a free concert of Christmas music with three veteran musicians with ties to a famous opera company.

The Cayucos Sanitary District was expected to finally fill its vacant general manager's position, reaching up to Paso Robles to find their new leader.

An organization working to rescue sick and injured marine mammals may be finding a new home in Cayucos.

As recent November rainstorms signal an early start to winter this year, Morro Bay continues to deal with headaches from big storms in 2023 and 2024, and the latest migraine involves severe bank erosion on Morro Creek.

The City of Morro Bay will seek grant funding to see if it can help out some neighbors who are having issues with their water and wastewater systems.

Paul Perez, owner of Big Rock Tabletop, a new gamers store in Morro Bay, holds a couple of the props used in role playing games. Photo by Neil Farrell. A n

Twelve lucky kids received bicycles at the Morro Bay Police Department’s Annual National Night Out event. The Morro Bay Police Department held its Annual N

Michael Franklin is the new Principal at Morro Bay High School. Photo by Neil Farrell. Morro Bay High School’s new principal brings a wealth of experience

The empty playground at City Park in Morro Bay sits covered in wood chips with a very nice iron picket fence around it. Photo by Neil Farrell. Morro Bay’s

Proposed federal legislation could shift responsibility for aging harbor infrastructure after study estimates repairs could cost up to $55 million. Needed