Another public official attracting a lot of attention in the north county, Paso Robles school district superintendent Mr. Chris Williams. Williams conducting fundraisers for the $8.2 million dollar aquatic complex proposed for the high school. The project was approved by the school board at their last meeting. Williams refuses to talk with KPRL, but through…
San Luis Obispo county supervisor Adam Hill says he suffers from depression. He says he is going to step back from some of his duties on the board. He writes in an email statement to a local daily newspaper, “I’ll be taking some time to reflect on repairing my relationships with people i love and…
Paso Robles police are looking for a man who stabbed a man yesterday afternoon in the 3100 block of Spring street. 36-year-old Samuel Joel Maduena fled before police arrived at the scene. A 30-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening wounds. Police are asking for the public’s help in locating Maduena. He’s described…
A change in the weather today. A low-pressure system will bring strong to gale-force onshore winds, and cooler temperatures. The skies will be partly cloudy. A chance we’ll get rain through Monday. By the end of the week, high pressure will rebuild over the west coast. We’ll see cold mornings and warm afternoons. Temperatures will…
Sunny today with highs near 80
Overnight lows in the low 40’s
Sunny tomorrow with highs near 80
San Luis Obispo boys soccer team will not be advancing to the play offs. The team that was ranked as high as #1 in the state forced to forfeit ten victories because four players played Sunday nights in an adult league. That’s against CIF regulations. The Tigers beat St. Joe’s in their final game. The…
This is the time of year when high school athletes sign letters of intent, committing themselves to collegiate athletic programs. One of the top running backs in the area is going Ivy League. John Harris who led Bishop Diego to a CIF title this past season signs a letter of intent to attend Columbia University.…
This year, San Luis Obispo county supervisors are meeting only twice per month at the county government center.
Supervisor Lynn Compton says two meetings a month allows her to meet with more constituents. That’s why supervisors now meet twice per month instead of every week.
Fort Hunter Liggett officials put out the warning- a mountain lion caught on camera near the gate to housing at the army base.
Parents are warned to keep their kids nearby. There is a video of a mountain lion which was taken near the housing complex at Fort Hunter Liggett.
The California Coastal Commission, meeting this week in Cambria, approve new rules on riding off-roaders at the Oceano Dunes. The new dust-control measures are intended to improve air quality for the neighbors at Trilogy and those living on the Nipomo Mesa. About 21 acres will be closed to riding. Another 40 acres will get wind…
