A 61-year-old woman was hospitalized after sustaining an impalement injury during the Templeton 4th of July parade. According to the San Luis Obispo county sheriff’s office, a pony hauling a carriage was spooked and ran into the crowd. The shaft that attaches the cart to the pony’s harness struck a woman, impaling the shaft in…
The San Luis Obispo county board of supervisors voted to adopt a budget of $966 million during its most recent meeting. The vote was 4 – 1, with supervisor Debbie Arnold dissenting. Assistant county administrative officer Rebecca Campbell said during a budget hearing that first tier priorities include homelessness, behavior health and housing, while second…
Public workshop sessions for the development of a five-year strategic plan addressing homelessness in the city of Paso Robles begins this week. The workshops are for community members to share their perspectives, suggestions, and insights to the strategic working group. Six key areas have been identified by the working group, including behavioral health and substance…
Millions of dollars have been approved for the central coast as part of the California state budget. Both houses of the California legislature have approved the budget, awaiting the final approval from governor Gavin Newsom. Part of the budget’s allocations includes over twenty million dollars for central coast projects. These are a permanent ECHO dining…
Public works director and events manager for Paso Robles, Freda Berman, said “This year it’s even more popular than ever,” referencing the fourth of July celebration that took place yesterday in Barney Schwartz park. Successful fourth of July celebrations kicked off up and down the central coast yesterday, with over a hundred thousand expected to…
The Third Annual Backyard Jam raised eight thousand dollars in support for the Paso Robles Youth Arts Center. Among the supporters present at the backyard jam were Amy and Russel Baker, owners of Backyard on Thirteenth, who have hosted the backyard jam fundraiser each year. For 25 years, Youth Arts has provided children with free…
The Arroyo Grande city council recently approved an ordinance to streamline the process of building emergency homeless shelters in the city. Previously, the city allowed emergency shelters with a conditional-use permit. The newly approved ordinance, which will take effect 30 days after the upcoming July 25th meeting, will no longer require the permit for emergency…
