[RELATED] Gray whale feeding in Morro Bay Harbor delighting crowds On Friday, Nick Risner-Davis and Michael Azhiaziam Jones both captured incredible videos of a gray whale in Morro Bay.

As the storm made its way through Morro Bay on Thursday, winds knocked over trash bins and runoff flowed down city streets. It’s been two years since areas along Main Street were flooded by a severe ...

Searching for the best things to do in Morro Bay? Search no further! Swap the palm trees of a stereotypical Californian beach town with eucalyptus trees, huge rocks, and common foggy days, and you ...

As a fire erupted at the Moss Landing battery plant Thursday night, forcing evacuations and sending a pillar of smoke over Monterey County, Morro Bay residents watched the news and worried what a ...

The City of Morro Bay's Automated License Plate Reader system detected the stolen vehicle when it entered city limits on Sunday morning. Officers located the truck in the 700 block of Harbor ...

The county of San Luis Obispo and city of Morro Bay are already partnering on a port facility readiness study, and the Port San Luis Harbor District has a similar study underway to understand its ...

Her district stretches from Santa Cruz County to San Luis Obispo County and includes both Moss Landing and Morro Bay. The Moss Landing Power Plant, owned by Texas-based energy company Vistra Corp ...

In the wake of the fire at Moss Landing, the Morro Bay City Council took a step to push back on any plans to build a similar battery plant on its waterfront. The Morro Bay City Council voted ...

MORRO BAY, Calif. – A California lawmaker is calling for an end to the Morro Bay battery energy project following a fire at a lithium battery storage facility in Moss Landing, operated by Texas ...

MORRO BAY, CA — Bird enthusiasts from across the nation flocked to Morro Bay last week for the annual Morro Bay Bird Festival, a celebrated event that has earned a reputation as one of the top ...

El Morro, which sits within the San Juan National Historic Site, juts out of San Juan harbor and beckons to cruise ships. Construction of the hulking, six-story fortress started in 1539.