Investigations

Consignors, customers and employees left empty-handed after Timeless Treasures Home Consignments closes in SLO

By: Megan Healy | October 28, 2019

When one Arroyo Grande man brought in his high-dollar art to Timeless Treasures Home Consignments in San Luis Obispo, he expected to strike gold. Instead, the transaction left Milton Davis without a penny or a painting.

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Reading, writing and vaping: Kids using e-cigs in middle school

By: Megan Healy |January 31, 2019

Products like Juul were created to provide adult smokers with an alternative to the habit of cigarette smoking, but the accessibility and menu of vape flavors make it all too easy for kids to get hooked.

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Patients suffering from pain say the national opioid crackdown is hurting them

By: Megan Healy | December 3, 2018

People with chronic pain are asking for their medications back after they say the national opioid crackdown has left them suffering. Critics say it started in 2016 when medical professionals started using the new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for this type of pain medication as a “one size fits all”. Patients with real chronic pain find themselves without any relief and many have lost access to the medication that gets them out of bed. As KSBY reporter Megan Healy found out, the unaddressed pain is driving some people to the point of suicide.

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Taco Bell investigating reports of card skimming at Nipomo location

By: Megan Healy | February 22, 2019


KSBY spoke to at least three people who say an employee at the Nipomo Taco Bell skimmed their credit cards when they went to pay for their Taco Bell order at the restaurant.

Now, Taco Bell Corporation and the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office are getting involved.

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