SLO Co Covid Update 1.28.2021

The county releasing figures yesterday on the coronavirus in San Luis Obispo county. Health officials say 194 people tested positive for the coronavirus. In total about 17 thousand have tested positive since last March. That’s fewer than 10% of the county population. Health officials also report three more deaths of people with corona-virus. They were…

Paso Robles Police 1.28.2021

Paso Robles police are investigating the discovery of a body found in the Salinas river bed Tuesday afternoon. The body was discovered around 2 Tuesday afternoon behind Kohl’s. Police say it appears the person had been living in the riverbed area. Officers say it looks like the deceased person was burned. The investigation is underway…

Winter Storm 1.28.2021

How did you fare so far during this winter storm? Yesterday, several trees fell in Atascadero along Capistrano avenue. Power went out on several occasions as the wind really whipped through Atascadero. Police Chief Bob Masterson says police and fire responded quickly. Chief Masterson joining the Atascadero fire department from king city where he had…

Opening Monologue 1.28.2021

Despite all the standing water in the north county, we’re getting more rain today. The rainfall will taper off tonight. Yesterday, Paso Robles received 2.7” of rain. Atascadero 2” Santa Margarita, 1.8”. Creston 1.4”. And Shandon 1.5”. Forecasters saying the southerly winds will drop to 20-30 miles per hour today and to 5-10 miles per…

North County Weather 1.27.2021

Windy with rain today, highs this afternoon near 53. Southerly winds 25-35 miles per hour. 3-5 inches of rain expected. Localized flooding also expected. Tonight, windy with rain. Southerly winds 20-30 miles per hour. 3-5” of rain expected. Flooding is possible. Tomorrow, periods of rain. Southerly winds 10-20 miles per hour. 100% chance of rain.…

School Board in San Fran Votes 1.27.2021

Last night, the San Francisco school board voted to rename 44 public schools. It’s a debate that’s being followed across the country. Those 44 schools whose namesakes are thought, by many, to have dishonorable legacies. Some of the campuses impacted are: Lowell High, Lincoln High, Washington High, Roosevelt Middle School, John Muir Elementary and Feinstein…