The Paso Robles joint unified school district and Public Educators Association have been negotiating an 8% pay increase for the school district’s teachers. An impasse has been reached in their negotiations, however, and a fact finding panel will be conducted on May 7th to determine if the school district can afford the pay increase. Paso…
The Paso Robles city council met last night to discuss the next steps for its two-year budget cycle. As it stands, the projected budget for the city of Paso Robles is a deficit of around $13 million, with an estimated revenue of $67 million, and estimated expenditures of $80 million. The city’s largest expenditures come…
The county board of supervisors have chosen a new County Administrative Officer to serve San Luis Obispo county, whose contract approval will be discussed on the next board of supervisors meeting. The nationwide search for a new county administrative officer has led the board to offer this position to Cal Poly graduate Matt Pontes. Mr.…
The California Department of Corrections and rehabilitation says that Paul Flores may be moved to a protective housing unit within Pleasant Valley state prison, or at a different facility. This comes after Flores has been attacked twice in less than a year of his arrival, following his conviction for the murder of Kristin Smart back…
Cuesta College has agreed to settle a lawsuit that was filed in November, alleging that the school had retaliated against an employee for whistleblowing. The employee, Andrew Kranes, worked as a general maintenance worker at Cuesta College. He reported that his supervisors and coworkers were misusing the college’s vehicles and auto repair shop for personal…
The city of Atascadero and Charles Paddock Zoo have announced the birth of a mongoose lemur. The zoo says the baby lemur can be seen on exhibit, likely clinging to its mother for the first three weeks. Its gender will be determined by the development of its beard color. After a few weeks, the mongoose…
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Crews are currently installing year-round decorative lighting in the Paso Robles downtown city park. In the city’s newsletter for the week of April 15th, the city of Paso Robles says that the project is expected to take at least 10 days to install. An unveiling is expected at the end of this week, weather permitting.…
Recent storms across California have caused further delays to repairs at three major slides on highway 1. The Dolan Point slide, located about six miles south of Julia Pfeiffer Burns state park, now has an estimated reopening date of mid-May due to additional measurements being required for rockfall mitigation. Regent’s slide is still awaiting environmental…
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