The county clerk recorder’s office has released a report for the number of unprocessed ballots that still must be counted. The report says that the total number of processed ballots received in the county was 49,299. Currently, the clerk-recorder’s office estimates 30,743 ballots are unprocessed. The clerk-recorder’s office expects to upload the next results for…
The agenda packet for next week’s board of supervisors meeting has been released. Next week, the board will discuss the introduction of an ordinance that amends chapter 7 of the San Luis Obispo county code, which would prohibit unreasonable noises. The background for this item says that, as written, current noise ordinances requires difficult methods…
03-08-24 Short Agenda Engish and Spanish The Paso Robles school board will be holding a special meeting tomorrow at 8 in the morning. The meeting is to conduct interviews for the new superintendent. The school board unanimously agreed to interview four candidates during a special meeting on February 15th. The interviews will take place during…
The county district attorney’s office announced that 44-year-old Edgar Nolverto Guevara has been sentenced to 645 years to life in prison. He has been convicted of 19 counts of committing sex crimes against four separate child victims under the age of 14 between 2004 and 2022. He was also found to be convicted of criminal…
As of 9:00 am on March 7th, the county clerk recorder’s office has not yet uploaded an update for the county’s results. Heather Moreno still leads the district 5 supervisor race with 4,586 total votes (53.89%) to Susan Funk with 3,916 votes (46.02%.) Many races for the 20-24 presidential primary election have been called. For…
The county of San Luis Obispo has made applications available for two grant opportunities. The first grant is a community based and preventative health grant, which will go to local programs and projects that compliment (but do not duplicate) efforts by the county’s health and human services departments. The second grant will be sent to…
The city of Paso Robles has released a statement in response to a “concerning rise” in phishing attempts that target local residents. The city says they have received several reports from residents who received emails claiming to be from the city. The city says that phishing is where cybercriminals send fraudulent emails, appearing to be…
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): *Supervisor John Peschong on to discuss the…
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): *John Roush and Gary Lehrer on to…
The Paso Robles city council voted 3 – 2 last night to conduct the second reading for the revised ordinance of its municipal code, which re-establishes the downtown parking zone. Councilmembers Chris Bausch and Fred Strong dissented. Councilman Bausch attempted to make a substitute motion to table the item for downtown parking until a later…
