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Fireworks spark fire in Paso Robles after being banned
Fire season blazes into Paso Robles as firefighters responded to three separate incidents just before the Fourth of July holiday. One fire is assumed to be caused by consumer fireworks which were prohibited by the city. According to Paso Robles Deputy Fire Chief Randy Harris, the Fire Department had received...
Heat wave may cause emergency power shut off in parts of SLO County
Approximately 2,300 PG&E customers in San Luis Obispo County could be impacted. – Some rural residents in San Luis Obispo County may experience power outages during a heat wave expected to hit California this week. The San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services announced that PG&E has identified an increased risk of a Public Safety Power Shutoff for some North County residents starting Friday.
Atascadero’s Fourth of July
The Fourth of July, synonymous with fireworks and barbecues, commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a pivotal moment in American history denouncing the injustices imposed by England’s King George III upon the Thirteen Colonies. However, beyond its national significance, this date holds profound importance for Atascadero, marking the transfer of the city’s land deed amidst grandeur on July 4, 1913.
Crews contain multiple fires in North County Tuesday
– Fire crews extinguished multiple fires in North County Tuesday. Highway 41 West in between Morro Bay and Atascadero was closed Tuesday afternoon after a brush fire ignited in the area. The fire was just past San Gabriel Road near the three bridges area. This fire fire began around 4:11 p.m. It was contained shortly after. It grew to about three-quarters of an acre, according to reports. The cause was under investigation. No injuries were reported in this incident.
SLO City Council slaps Casa Street and Murray Avenue property with 'public nuisance' label
Vacant and dilapidated for years, two single family residences at the crossing of Casa Street and Murray Avenue received the status of public nuisance from the San Luis Obispo City Council. In a bid to save the property overrun by vegetation, debris and trash, unwanted furniture, and suspicious activity and...
San Luis Obispo County braces for heat wave with temperatures up to 112 degrees
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY — As a heat wave with temperatures predicted to reach as high as 112 degrees takes hold for some areas of San Luis Obispo County, the Public Health Department encourages residents to protect themselves from heat-related illness and to check on those who may be especially at risk. This includes young children, older adults, people with health conditions, and people who work outdoors.
Sun Bucks provides free food to kids
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif. - Sun Bucks is a new program in California that provides access to food for kids in the summertime. Families will get $120 for each eligible child to buy groceries during the summer. Families who qualify will get Sun Bucks mailed to their home on an S-EBT card. News Channel The post Sun Bucks provides free food to kids appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
Atascadero Kiwanis and Mayor’s Winemaker Dinner returns for 14th year
ATASCADERO — On Friday, June 21, from 5 to 10 p.m., community members headed to the Pavillion on the Lake to the 14th Annual Atascadero Kiwanis and Mayor’s Winemaker Dinner. The venue was packed with wineries, state officials, Atascadero’s mayor, and residents from all over San Luis Obispo County who came out to support the Kiwanis and this year’s beneficiary, El Camino Homeless Organization (ECHO).
Habitat for Humanity seeking volunteers in North County
Currently, Habitat SLO is building nine new homes on Vine Street in Paso Robles, and volunteers are invited to get involved. – Habitat for Humanity San Luis Obispo County is seeking volunteers of all ages and skill sets to support its Home Preservation, Affordable Housing, and Neighborhood Revitalization programs. Opportunities are available throughout the county and registration is easy at www.habitatslo.org.
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