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): *Dan Blackburn to discuss his article Truth…
The Paso Robles city council, after two hours of closed session, was unable to finish its discussion of four cases of litigation. The city council still needs to discuss one more case of exposure to litigation, and one more case of initiation of litigation. After returning from closed session at last night’s meeting and reporting…
LOCALS ONLY RELEASE The Paso Wine Fest is returning to San Luis Obispo county May 15th to the 18th. Tickets are now on sale, and San Luis Obispo county locals are being offered a discount. From now until February 28th, locals can enjoy discounted tickets for $99. Proof of residence is required at the time…
Press Release – Holiday Lighting Coming Down As the holiday season ends, the city of Paso Robles announced the festive lights in the downtown city park will be taken down next week. The last opportunity to view the lights will be Sunday, January 12th, the city says. After the holiday lights are removed, the city…
The Paso Robles city council held a special meeting yesterday afternoon regarding several cases of exposure to litigation. City attorney Elizabeth Hull said one of these cases was a threat of litigation by the San Luis Obispo Tribune regarding the California public records act. It is unknown what the other two cases of litigation were,…
Amid a packed room and applause, the county board of supervisors met yesterday morning for a meeting to swear in its elected members during March 5th primary. Incumbents John Peschong and Dawn Ortiz-Legg won in districts 1 and 3 respectively, while former atascadero mayor, Heather Moreno, will now represent district five after former supervisor Debbie…
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