Press Release Grazing and Revegetating The Salinas River 2025 Herds of goats and sheep will return to the Salinas riverbed in Paso Robles starting Friday, May 2nd. The city of Paso Robles announced grazing is an approved method of reducing wildfire risk, first implemented in 2021. City fire officials say they continue to see positive…
San Luis Obispo police arrested four residents of the city late March for operating a drug house. A release by the department says detectives served a search warrant on Santa Rosa street near the Meincke intersection. One of the occupants, 38-year-old Shane Reed Parker, was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance for sale.…
The city of Paso Robles announced they are accepting applications for food vendors for its fourth of July celebration. Thousands of attendees are expected at Barney Schwartz park, with the city citing that around 10,000 attendees came to the 2024 event. The city says they are looking for around 10 food trucks or mobile food…
Residents for Five Cities in south county: Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, Oceano, Pismo Beach, Avila Beach, and the San Miguelito Water Company are on a boil notice through the weekend. The notice advises residents in these areas to boil their water before drinking it, using it for food preparation, brushing teeth, or other needs. The…
Yesterday afternoon, a downed power line in Paso Robles sparked three small vegetation fires, as well as caused a few hundred PG&E customers to lose power. The outage affected the area south of highway 46 and east of Geneseo road. It began at around 1:30 pm, and PG&E estimated over 700 customers lost power. Power…
The Morning Exchange; North County’s local news show airs 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. every weekday. Hosts Kevin Will and Chris Garcia take a lively, sometimes irreverent look at local issues. Weather every hour around the clock. Call in and let your voice be heard on a number of topics.
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): *Debbie Peterson talking about a petition to…
In yesterday’s county board of supervisors meeting, several speakers during public comment asked for a moratorium by the county against Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Most speakers were from the city of Morro Bay, which recently approved an urgency ordinance and later a moratorium against storage systems for two years. This followed concerns raised by…
Earlier this month, the city of Atascadero initiated the proposition 218 process for increasing the rates for wastewater in the city. The rate increase is to fund upgrades for its aging infrastructure, and rising costs. Under proposition 218, if a majority of property owners protest the increase, it cannot take effect. Notices have been mailed…
The Morning Exchange; North County’s local news show airs 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. every weekday. Hosts Kevin Will and Chris Garcia take a lively, sometimes irreverent look at local issues. Weather every hour around the clock. Call in and let your voice be heard on a number of topics.
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