Whether it’s the sway of the ocean or the bright sun flushing over your face, Shell Beach's outdoor yoga group brings a sense of reflectiveness that is hard to find in many other places across the central coast. The group’s beginnings started with Shannon Bailey, the former yoga instructor who took her original love for yoga as a young child and turned it into reality with her community group online, grossing over 1,000 individual members. Reporter Keegan Oates tells us more about the future of the group.

In downtown San Luis Obispo, finding parking can often take longer than the drive itself. A new parking structure in the City’s Cultural Arts District is aiming to change that experience, offering more spaces and an updated experience for visitors and residents alike. Reporter Dylan White tells us more about what local residents think about parking developments in San Luis Obispo.

The KCPR News team sat down with political science junior and ASI Chief of Staff Tanner Schinderle, who was recently elected as the next ASI President starting June 15. News reporter Aneka Edwards spoke with Shinderle about his campaign and upcoming plans for the next academic year.

The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival will host its annual Shortcuts event on Monday, a collection of eight short films written, directed, shot and edited by students. One of the featured shorts, “Career Fair,” follows the painfully accurate reality of networking in 2026. In a world dominated by endless LinkedIn posts, social climbing and corporate psychological warfare, the film is a refreshing reminder that maybe some things don’t need to be taken that seriously. Reporter Makena Locsin sat down with first-time screen writer Ryan Quisol about his film.

Interdisciplinary studies (ISLA) sophomore Laurel Franz is part of the ISLA 341 Cinematic Processes class with Professor Randi Barros, where she worked on a short film with a group called “Teddy.” KCPR News Reporter Cayden Tan sat down with Franz to discuss the production behind the short film.

Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka is coming to the Performing Arts Center this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., as part of The Big Bowl Tour. The show is marketed as being for ages 18 and up.
Known for her Hulu comedy standup Father and HBO Max standup special The Intruder, Okatsuka also voiced Yuri in the movie Spider Man: Across the Spiderverse, according to IMDB. Reporter Katy Clark has more on the comedian's stop in San Luis Obispo.

A group of Cal Poly students and alumni are raising money for undocumented immigrants through a series of bake sales in San Luis Obispo. Reporter Lauren Quijano tells us more about the organization behind the bake sale and their mission.

A group of Cal Poly students and alumni are raising money for undocumented immigrants through a series of bake sales in San Luis Obispo. Reporter Lauren Quijano tells us more about the organization behind the bake sale and their mission.

After only three months as a band, Sol Arc has landed a spot at Shabang Music Festival — a milestone many local college bands spend years chasing. Reporter Delaney Ridder spoke to the band about their journey from their fraternity to the Shabang stage.

Last Friday on Dexter Lawn, members of Cal Poly's Iran Student Cultural Organization (ISCO) hosted a candlelight vigil due to recent events in Iran, honoring the lives lost. Reporter Alyssa Parikh tells us about the event and students' reactions.