Michael Colaianni
KEYT NewsChannel 3
Grover Beach, CA, United States
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Santa Maria businesses looking forward to 2018
The overall economic outlook in the Santa Maria is positive and has the city and businesses excited for the start of 2018. → Read More
Amtrak shut down affecting SLO county travelers
Amtrak has shut down its train and bus services south of Santa Barbara due to the Thomas Fire. → Read More
As gas prices rise, RV sales projected to hit highest level ever in 2017
Despite the new gas tax hike in California, an RV seller in Nipomo says he's not concerned. → Read More
Buena Vista student facing discipline after sending threatening text messages
A Buena Vista Elementary School student could be facing discipline after threatening students at the school in a text to a friend. → Read More
Solvang hosts haunted house experience for Halloween
Thousands of visitors are expected to make their way to downtown Solvang for the annual haunted house display. → Read More
Dodgers fans out in full force in Santa Maria
Dodger fans in Santa Maria are confident their team can bring home their first world series title in 1988. → Read More
Veteran Stand Down event helps thousands of vets in Santa Barbara County
The sixth annual Santa Barbara County Veteran Stand Down helped thousands of local vets Saturday morning. → Read More
Veteran Stand Down event helps thousands of vets in Santa Barbara County
The sixth annual Santa Barbara County Veteran Stand Down helped thousands of local vets Saturday morning. → Read More
Nipomo family hauls thousands in donations to NorCal ranchers
A Nipomo man and his family are in Northern California with thousands of pounds of donated supplies to help displaced farmers take care of their livestock. → Read More
Corrections officer killed in Las Vegas shooting buried in Grover Beach
Corrections officer Derrick "Bo" Taylor was laid to rest in Grover Beach Friday afternoon following a ceremony at the New Life Community Church. → Read More
Amateur radio operators in California ready during disasters
Amateur radio operators have often been called the last line of defense during a major natural disaster like the wildfires in Northern California, and operators on the Central Coast are prepared for similar emergencies. → Read More
County supervisors want to clean up Pirate's Cove... again
The County Board of Supervisors has once again asked the department of Parks and Recreation to come up with a plan to regulate the coastal area known as Pirates Cove. → Read More
CHP officer arrested for DUI in July remains on active duty
A San Luis Obispo County based California Highway Patrol officer remains on active duty, despite a July arrest for two counts of driving under the influence. → Read More
Cyclists honor Cal Poly student who was struck and killed while riding
Bike SLO County has placed a "Ghost Bike" on Foothill Boulevard in San Luis Obispo as a memorial to former Cal Poly student and cyclist Kennedy Love. → Read More
Carpenters volunteer time and skills to renovate SLO school
The Child Development Resource Center (CDRC) in San Luis Obispo is heading back to school with significant improvements to its classrooms and play yards as a result of volunteer efforts from the Carpenter's Union Local 1800. → Read More
'Love, Not Hate' rally draws big crowd in Santa Maria
The intersection of Betteravia Road and Miller Street in Santa Maria was lined with dozens of people Sunday afternoon taking part in a Love, Not Hate Rally. → Read More
F-100 Run draws classic trucks, enthusiasts to Santa Maria
The 47th annual Ford F-100 Run, or the North-South Run, is taking place at the Santa Maria Inn. → Read More
Historic Chapman Estate in need of volunteers, donations
The historic Chapman Estate in Shell Beach has been a part of SLO County history for nearly 100 years, but needs the communitys help. → Read More
Morro Bay State Park introducing tourists, locals to marine life
The Morro Bay State Park Museum of Natural History is out educating tourists and locals about marine life, particularly sea otters. The furry mammals can be found up and down the Central Coast. . → Read More
First Santa Maria Pride Festival draws big crowd, support
The first Santa Maria Pride Festival took place Saturday in downtown Santa Maria. → Read More