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    Letter: Firing government workers without evaluations is not accountability

    – I respect Mr. Cuff’s opinion; however, he is deeply lost in his right-wing propaganda. Government workers are being evaluated on their merits? Is that […]Full Article

    Opinion: Federal workforce efficiency – a veteran’s perspective

    – The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative has garnered significant attention recently, and with good reason. After serving in the U.S. Navy and observing […]Full Article

    Letter: Why are our PG&E bills so outrageous?

    – Two words explain your bill, greed and graft. And is the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) letting PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E disguise their rate […]Full Article

    Column: Immigration from a school perspective

    – I am and always will be a staunch supporter of legal immigration. My first wife and the mother of my two adult sons was […]Full Article

    Letter: North County’s first paperboys reflect on life in 1950s Paso Robles

    To the editor, – I go to Starbucks most mornings and whip out my wallet looking for three dollars to buy my small coffee. Seems […]Full Article

    Letter: Hundreds gather in Paso Robles to defend democracy

    To the editor, – Yesterday, Presidents Day, there was a large turnout of people, 300 or more lining Spring Street demonstrating the need to keep […]Full Article

    Column: New year, new motivation

    By Teresa J. Rhyne, Esq. – My office generally sees a spike in estate planning appointments in a new year and following a natural disaster. […]Full Article

    Letter: January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month

    To the editor, – Did you know that California is a national hotspot for trafficking due to its international borders, ports and being one of […]Full Article

    Letter to the editor: Respect and solutions needed in public discussions

    – We would all do well in our community to commit to civil discourse in the new year, especially at the regular meetings of our […]Full Article

    Column: Retired superintendent discusses school resource officers on campuses

    – School Resource Officers, more commonly known as SROs, are local police officers or sheriff’s deputies who are funded jointly by a local school district […]Full Article