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): *Steve Guetrez on to discuss issues with…
June 4, 2024 Regular Meeting Agenda with Links to Reports The Templeton Area Advisory Group will be holding a special meeting tonight at 6:30. The meeting’s one agenda item is reviewing a county land use permit application. The application, first reviewed by TAAG in March 2024, seeks to subdivide an existing 10.6 acre parcel into…
The county public works department has begun work to refurbish the interconnect between two adjacent water systems in Avila Beach: the San Miguelito Mutual Water Company and the Lopez Water Project Pipeline. Work will be taking place at the Avila Beach drive and Ana Bay road intersection. Work will be done Monday through Friday, 7…
Press Release – Renaming of the two recently restructured schools – 5.28.2024 The Paso Robles school board approved the renaming of the two middle schools, in preparation for the restructuring next school year. Flamson middle school will become a joint junior high school, and Lewis middle school will house Georgia Brown and the dual immersion…
The budget hearing for the county board of supervisors will begin on Monday, June 3rd at 9 am in the board of supervisors chambers. The general public comment period for the budget will be at the start of the meeting. The recommended budget was first introduced to the board and public on May 14th, and…
The city of Grover Beach has released a statement on an update for the current recall effort in the city. The recall effort was first initiated on January 8, 2024 for mayor Karen Bright and councilmembers Daniel Rushing and Zach Zimmerman. The city says that they rejected the petition due to numerous errors, as well…
This past weekend, videos of several groups of Cal Poly students were shown on social media, in which the students were seen petting and attempting to ride the horses at the Grand avenue and Slack street pasture outside of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. The College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Services (CAFES) said these…
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