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Grover Beach Police Arrest Four in Narcotics Bust Following Search Warrant
“On Wednesday August 21, 2024, GBPD Detectives and Officers served a narcotics-related search warrant at a residence in the 600 block of South 10th. A search of the residence was completed and officers found various narcotics for sale, paraphernalia, and a firearm. During the service of the warrant, four individuals were contacted, arrested, and transported to the county jail on the following charges:
Idaho Witches, Warlocks Invited To Join CA Paddleboard Parade
An annual event that brings together the spirit of Halloween and ocean paddleboarding in California is set to take place in about eight weeks. Idaho men and women who want to participate just need to point their broomsticks southwest and pack some extra clothes. The Annual Witches and Warlocks Paddle...
Ex-SLO County employee convicted and sentenced to six years prison for theft of public money
ATASCADERO — District Attorney Dan Dow announced that Atascadero resident Norman Hibble, 54, has been sentenced to serve six years in state prison. The sentence, which was imposed by Superior Court Judge Crystal Seiler, also requires Hibble to pay restitution to the county for his theft. On July 17,...
SLO is fixing to remove a nearly 120-year-old bridge over San Luis Creek. What’s its story?
It should have been easy, finding the backstory of the Bianchi Lane bridge — but the pieces of the puzzle were scattered and some are still missing. Still unanswered is where exactly the bridge was originally installed. One of the little-known lanes in San Luis Obispo running between Lube...
Atascadero Police arrest reports for Aug. 19-23
Merritt Weza, Robin, 66, of Atascadero, was arrested on Aug. 19 at 11:28 p.m. at El Camino Real & Morro Rd for suspected disorderly conduct: alcohol (647(F) PC). Preciado, Raul, 59, of Atascadero, was arrested on Aug. 20 at 1:03 a.m. at Sycamore Rd & Capistrano Ave for suspected driving while suspended or revoked for offenses not relating to driving ability (14601.1(a) VC), and for an outstanding warrant.
Firefighters respond to another vegetation fire in rural SLO County
This is a developing story. Check back to sanluisobispo.com for updates. Firefighters responded to a vegetation fire in rural Templeton on Friday afternoon. According to the emergency response app PulsePoint, a fire sparked in the 2400 block of Symphony Oaks Drive west of Templeton at 2 p.m. The fire was...
San Luis Obispo trailer park management group to pay civil penalties
The management company for South Peak Mobil Park in San Luis Obispo settled a civil lawsuit with prosecutors this month for illegal business practices including failing to reimburse background fees. Prosecutors filed a civil suit in May 2024 against Harmony Communities, a real estate management and brokerage firm that operates...
Member News | VFW Post #2814 Donates $400 to the SLO County Veterans Services Office Food Pantry
The County of San Luis Obispo Veterans Services Office (VSO) is proud to announce and accept a $400 donation from The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post #2814 in Atascadero. This generous donation will help stock VSO’s Veteran food pantry, support local veterans and address the pressing issue of veteran homelessness within the county.
Residential structure fire burns attic
PASO ROBLES — On Friday, Aug. 23, at 2:56 p.m., Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services responded to a reported structure fire in the area of 15th and Vine. First arriving firefighters arrived within 3 minutes and identified the location as 1533 Vine St. with the report of moderate smoke showing from the rear of the structure, with no exposures threatened. The homeowner was found attempting to put out the fire on the rear porch and stated that his son and dog were still in the structure. They were all told to leave as the fire had spread to the attic. The fire was contained to the attic and exterior of the structure.
Sold-Out Season Opener Awaits USD Football at Torero Stadium
SAN DIEGO — A sold-out crowd will await San Diego football in its 2024 opener on Saturday, with the Toreros (0-0, 0-0 PFL) set to host Cal Poly (0-0, 0-0 Big Sky) in primetime at Torero Stadium. 5,792 tickets were either sold to fans or claimed by members of...
Turns Out There Is A Best Time To Take Collagen Supplements
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Support local horse sanctuary at upcoming block party
Fundraiser is Redwings’ primary event of the year. – Redwings Horse Sanctuary will host its 4th annual Block Party Fundraising Event on Sunday, Sept. 29, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 6875 Union Road in Paso Robles. The event celebrates Redwings’ 33rd anniversary and supports its mission of rescuing abused, abandoned, and neglected equines. Currently, the sanctuary cares for 84 equines. In 2024, Redwings rescued 14 equines and found adoptive homes for 11, with two adoptions pending.
Julie Tacker cost Los Osos residents
I was amused to see Julie Tacker still at it, mixing it up in a different town this time ("Right to speak," Aug. 22). As a lifelong Los Osos resident, each time I write a check to help pay off our gold-plated sewer system the vision of her tossing her shovel rather than building a sewer comes to mind. Had Los Osos built a sewer the first time it was proposed, the state and federal governments would have picked up most of the tab. Although it has since been eclipsed by other small towns, at the time it was completed, Los Osos had the most expensive user-financed sewer system in the U.S. I wouldn't give Ms. Tacker the time of day, let alone time to speak at a public function!
Arroyo Grande Swinging Bridge Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
ARROYO GRANDE, CA - The City of Arroyo Grande is thrilled to announce the early completion of the Swinging Bridge Rehabilitation Project. A public ribbon cutting ceremony will take place on Friday, September 13th at 3:30 p.m. This historic bridge, constructed in 1875 by Newton Short, originally served as a...
Pitt Outlasts LMU After First Half Stalemate
LOS ANGELES – The LMU women's soccer team fell to Pittsburgh 3-0 on Thursday afternoon at Sullivan Field in the home opener. The Lions had a handful of great chances but could not capitalize. Jennessa Grove had the first excellent opportunity for the Lions. After nicking the ball off...
Missing Tulare Woman Found by Coast Guard
Tiffany McClure, 47 of Tulare was reported missing July 22 and her body was found by the Coast Guard floating in the ocean off Morro Bay on Aug. 5. The mystery surrounding a missing Tulare woman has been solved, but there is no happy ending to report. Tiffany McClure, 47...
Business Spotlight: The AutoBahn
While working at Kimball Motors in San Luis Obispo, Michael McCarthy was noticing that several people living in North County wanted him to do work for them, especially so that it wouldn’t require them to have to travel to SLO. He redefined his career and established The Autobahn in Templeton in September 2010.
40th Writers Conference at Cuesta
If you have a story you want to write – and don’t we all Or your draft needs polishing – just one last read-through! Or your book is published, but how will you find its readers? – Congratulations, but you must continue your journey! I’ve invited several past attendees, now published authors, to share why they believe you need to attend the 2024 Cuesta College 40th edition of the Central Coast Writers Conference (www.centralcoastwritersconference.com) on Saturday October 5. Director Brian Schwartz announced last month, “Workshops, presenters, panels – everything you want to know, including registration, is available.”
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