Karen Velie hosts “Sound Off” every Wednesday and Thursday. Karen 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 guest(s): *Councilman Chris Bausch and trustee Kenney Enney…
In its February meeting, the San Luis Obispo council of governments adopted its 2024 state & federal legislative platforms. These are aimed at SLOCOG’s continued focus on acquiring and protecting state and federal funds for local priority projects. Other priorities for its platform include securing stable transit funding, addressing air quality and mobility goals, and…
Cal Fire announced that additional pile burns will be occurring today in the county. The burns are taking place in Cambria near Main street and Burton drive. Cal Fire will go through 17 piles of french broom vegetation, expecting to begin at 9:30 am and conclude by 4 pm. Smoke may be visible in the…
02-15-24 Short Agenda English The Paso Robles school board will be holding a special meeting tonight at 6. The meeting is for a closed session item only, regarding the superintendent search. The board of trustees will meet with school leadership associates to review all applications for the superintendent, and select candidates for interviews. Following the…
The next coffee with the city manager event for Paso Robles is tomorrow starting at 7:30 am. Tomorrow’s topic with city manager Ty Lewis, police chief Damian Nord, and fire chief Jonathan Stornetta will be public safety. Coffee with the city manager events are held at Patina at California Coast Beer Co., 1346 Railroad street,…
A San Luis Obispo county jury has convicted 44-year-old Marco Antonio Cota, Jr. of first-degree murder and mutilation of human remains. This conviction is for the murder of 64-year-old Rick Fowler back in November 2021. A release by the DA’s office says the two were engaged in a verbal argument in the open space area…
The city of Atascadero has announced a request for proposals for interested parties to design and install holiday lights in the trees for the sunken gardens park. The city says this is a “unique opportunity” that can help transform the park into a festive environment, bringing back what was in place seven years ago. Proposals…
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