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The guitar hero revisits the desert fest to deliver a career-spanning retrospective

A reported ammonia leak closed a Santa Maria street Friday morning. Multiple engines were on scene along the 1300 block of La Brea as of 9:45 a.m. The street is closed between A Street and Blosser Road. Santa Maria Fire reports there is no current threat to the public.

Vegetables dont have to be the forgotten side dish on Thanksgiving, especially when they look and taste like this. Scripps News food and wellness contributor Jessica DeLuise is elevating a holiday staple with a vibrant twist, turning simple carrots into a show-stopping side. Her sage and maple rainbow carrots recipe brings color, flavor and freshness to the table, and its surprisingly easy to pull off.

From a chart-topping album to a groundbreaking residency and fearless advocacy for Latinos, the Puerto Rican artist proved his talent has no ceiling — and his love for home has no limit

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers abruptly went on leave Wednesday from teaching at Harvard University, where he once served as president, over recently released emails showing he maintained a friendly relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Summers’ spokesperson said. Summers had canceled his public commitments amid the fallout of the emails being made public and earlier Wednesday severed ties with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT.

Here are the top stories we are following this morning on Daybreak: SLO hosts flood readiness night: San Luis Obispo is helping residents prepare for storms with a Community Flood Readiness Night during tonights Farmers Market on Chorro Street.

With Eusexua and Eusexua: Afterglow, the genre-blending artist has found a distinct new sound — one forged in the aftermath of trauma and healing

Pusha T and Malice’s long-awaited reunion proved that rap isn’t just a young man’s game: “We slammed the door on ageism in hip-hop”

The Colombian superstar made an incredibly adventurous album, Tropicoqueta, overcame criticism, and spoke loudly as an artist and a human being

As The Joe Budden Podcast enters its tenth year, the rapper turned media mogul opens up about building a network on his own terms, clashing with co-hosts, and walking away from Spotify