California mayoral candidate arrested on Election Day
PASO ROBLES, Calif. - A Central Coast candidate for mayor lost big this week. Paso Robles, Calif., write-in...
View ArticlePickleball, anyone? Paso Robles club holds tourney this weekend
The Paso Robles Pickleball Club will host its first annual pickleball tournament in the North County this weekend, inviting players from several local and regional cities to join in on the tennis-like...
View ArticlePaso Robles chef to appear on "Cutthroat Kitchen"
Paso Robles chef Kelly Wangard is no stranger to stress.
View ArticleSupervisors reject Paso Robles basin water offset plan
Saying there are too many uncertainties, the San Luis Obispo County unanimously rejected a detailed agricultural water offset plan for the Paso Robles groundwater basin but directed planning staff to...
View ArticleDriver killed in Cuesta Grade crash is identified
The California Highway Patrol has identified the man killed Friday in on the Cuesta Grade as Ronald Lee Holstine, 44, of Paso Robles.
View ArticlePaso Robles man arrested in DUI collision near Hanford
A Paso Robles man has been arrested on suspicion of intoxicated driving in a Highway 41 collision near Hanford on Saturday, the CHP said.
View ArticleMan killed in Paso Robles crash is identified
A man killed in a crash early Sunday morning in Paso Robles has been identified by authorities.
View ArticleGovernment meetings for the week of Nov. 17
Arroyo Grande City Council. Special meeting Wednesday. 473-5400. Presentation by Sintra Group on investigation of July 3 incident at City Hall. Atascadero Unified School District. Meets Tuesday....
View ArticlePaso Robles tourism group updates logo with new design
Paso Robles is rebranding itself again, this time redesigning its tourism logo with bolder text and brighter colors to continue promoting the area’s food, wine and rural scenery.
View ArticlePaso Robles' high temperature on Thursday sets a record
Paso Robles reached a historic high temperature of 79 degrees Thursday, in what was a very toasty Thanksgiving for several cities across the state. The previous record high for the date of 78 degrees...
View ArticlePaso Robles gets $800K grant for downtown playground and park
Paso Robles’ Downtown City Park could get a new playground in 2016, thanks to state grant money the City Council accepted earlier this month.
View ArticleCHP says driver using cellphone hits 2 cyclists, killing one near Paso Robles
One bicyclist was killed and a second suffered major injuries when a Paso Robles man reached for his cellphone while driving an SUV and swerved into the cyclists on Nacimiento Lake Drive on Friday.
View ArticleTrash rates in Paso Robles could rise 15 percent over three years
Paso Robles trash customers face rate increases in the new year.
View ArticleTraining exercises could mean noisy nights for Camp Roberts' neighbors
Residents near north of Paso Robles will likely hear more noise and see more air traffic than usual as the base hosts a U.S. Marine Corps unit from Southern California for training exercises.
View ArticleSteve Gregory appointed to Paso Robles City Council
A new face was chosen to finish the last two years of Steve Martin’s term on the Paso Robles City Council, as Martin became the city’s newest elected mayor Tuesday.
View ArticleRulings handed down in two lawsuits affecting Paso Robles groundwater basin
Two separate Superior Courts on Friday handed down rulings both for and against efforts by the county to manage the Paso Robles groundwater basin.
View ArticleWork on Paso Robles' 13th Street Bridge area is in final stages
A three-year, multimillion dollar construction project to help improve traffic congestion and access around the 13th Street Bridge in Paso Robles is winding down.
View ArticlePaso Robles using social network to connect residents, police
As part of its efforts to bridge gaps between the community and the Police Department, the city of Paso Robles is encouraging residents sign on to a relatively new neighborhood-based social media...
View ArticlePaso Robles groundwater levels could drop 70 feet more by 2040, report says
A new analysis of the Paso Robles groundwater basin shows that aquifer levels near Paso Robles will drop an additional 70 feet if pumping continues unabated over the next 30 years.
View ArticlePaso Robles will recycle Christmas trees starting Friday
The city of Paso Robles will once again accept recycled Christmas trees, grind them into mulch, and provide the chips to residents for free.
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