The Paso Robles Main Street Association invites everyone for a safe & fun Halloween in downtown Paso Robles. Tonight from 4 to 7 pm, enjoy trick or treating with downtown merchants and around the city park. From 3 to 8 pm, several streets will be closed for this event: 11th and 12th streets from Spring…
Residents will have the chance to suggest new amenities and improvements to Larry Moore Park in an outreach event this Saturday, November 2nd. From 10 am to 11:30, the city of Paso Robles will offer attendees a short, guided walk through the park. During the walk, community members will act as “landscape architects,” and will…
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): *Daniel Blackburn talking about the media and…
shooting 5th Paso Robles police officers received a report of a male yelling on the 500 block of Oak street yesterday morning at around 8:33 am. A release by the department says the witness reported hearing multiple gunshots in the area. On arrival, officers make contact with the witness, who reported seeing a male leaving…
Daylight savings time will end this Sunday, November third. Clocks will shift back one hour beginning at 2 am. Remember to adjust your clocks and alarms accordingly.
The next steps for the Bob Jones gap closure project was discussed yesterday morning at the county board of supervisors meeting. On August 20th, a vote to use eminent domain on approximately 1.2 acres of land for property owned by Ray Bunnell failed to pass, with the board directing staff to return to them with…
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo announced they have reached a “significant milestone in its quest for designation as a Hispanic serving institution.” The requirement for this designation is maintaining a 25% Hispanic/Latino student enrollment, which the university says they have achieved for the first time this current quarter. Currently, Latino students make up around 29%…
Press Release – Be the Change – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Elementary school students at Almond Acres Charter Academy raised funds during the month of September for childhood cancer awareness month. A release by Almond Acres says the students raised a total of $520.32; the students sold bracelets and hosted a “Be The Change” coin…
SLOCOG announced the California Transportation Agency has awarded $1.3 billion in funds to statewide transit and intercity rail programs. The county of San Luis Obispo will receive around $63 million from these funds, awarded to improve its coast rail line along Monterey, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. SLOCOG says these funds will go…
