The San Luis Obispo county district attorney’s office said in a release yesterday that it has launched an investigation into a county employee for having potentially misused county funds for personal purchases. The employee is on administrative leave after the DA’s office served a search warrant for the home and office for the employee. The…
The city of Paso Robles encourages residents to conserve water during the winter season from December 20th to February 20th. Water use during the winter sets the sewer rates for residents for the entire year because metered water usage in the winter gives a good representation of how much wastewater is generated. Because of this,…
The city of Paso Robles says the rainfalls for this week’s storms could be significant, and may cause local flooding. The city says that they have taken preemptive measures to mitigate and reduce potential flooding where possible. The city encourages residents to use sandbags to protect private property. Empty sand bags are available for purchase…
The California Highway Patrol announced that it has partnered with the California office of traffic safety to implement the “California restraint safety education and training” campaign. The campaign is boosted by an 850 thousand dollar federal grant, and focuses on reducing the number of children injured or killed in traffic crashes throughout California. CHP will…
The north San Luis Obispo county Community Emergency Response Team will be offering a flood response training course this Saturday at the Paso Robles public safety center. The course is offered to those who have already completed their basic training course, or have training in emergency response. Attendees will learn how to respond safely to…
The California department of water resources is scheduled to conduct surveys of groundwater aquifers next week. The airborne electromagnetic survey flies a helicopter with electronic equipment that sends signals into the ground that bounce back to provide data that is interpreted for underground geology. The helicopters will fly from the 18th to the 20th over…
Cal Fire has announced the availability of up to 170 million dollars in grants for forest health and post-fire reforestation and regeneration projects. Cal Fire says it is soliciting applications for projects that proactively prevent wildfires and restore forests to healthy, functioning ecosystems. Applications will be accepted until January 15, 2024. A virtual pre-recorded workshop…
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