Months of heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding have dealt a new financial blow to California farmers. After a multiyear drought that had them fallowing land and plowing under crops, they now face flooded fields, property damage and crop delays. The damage has extended from dairies and orchards in the San Joaquin valley to strawberry and…
Although the school resources officers deny the presence of gangs on the high school or middle school campus, and superintendent Dr. Curt Dubost calls them wannabe’s. San Luis Obispo county sheriff Ian Parkinson has a program to address gang activity in the county. It’s called GREAT. It stands for Gang Resistance Education And Training. He…
The vote by mail election in the Paso Robles school district is underway. About 30 thousand ballots sent out to local voters to select a new trustee for the school board. Voters have until next Tuesday, April 18th to return the ballots. In recent weeks, there have been reports of violence and fights on the…
It wasn’t on the agenda last night, but this week here on KPRL we’ve been talking about the Charles Paddock Zoo in Atascadero. The mayor telling us it’s a remarkable resource for the entire county. Mayor Heather Moreno and Dr. Steve Robinson, the Zoo’s exotic veterinarian. They’re meeting with community leaders to discuss the future…
A giant yard sale returning to the north county this weekend. Atascadero city manager Rachele Rickard tells us the yard sale is this weekend in Atascadero. Go to: visitatascadero.com for details. The council also got a report on marketing and events from assistant city manager Terrie Banish. There were no public hearings at last night’s…
A southbound Amtrak passenger train struck and killed a pedestrian in Paso Robles yesterday afternoon. That’s according to the Paso Robles police department. They do not identify the victim, but say he was a white male adult. The collision occurred around 2:12 yesterday afternoon in the 2800 block of Riverside avenue.
Mostly sunny today, and we’ll see that sunshine through Saturday in the north county. High temperatures mostly in the upper sixties until this weekend, when it will reach the mid 70’s. More on the weather below.
Dick Mason from KPRL News hosts “Sound Off” every Wednesday and Thursday. Dick brings a diverse range of guests to talk about the issues that affect us most. Tune in to the longest running talk show on the Central Coast – now in its sixth decade. Sound Off guests: *Terrie Banish to…
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Protecting What Matters with Susan M. Blais and Barry J. Fisher. The goal of this show is to help listeners become better shoppers and buyers of services and products designed to protect various aspects of our lives and businesses. These will include insurance, wealth creation and management, health, medical, as well as personal wellbeing and…
