-
Most popular stories
-
Update: Man killed in motorcycle accident identified
-
Paso Robles Rainfall Totals
-
Best Mexican food in Paso Robles
-
Lake Nacimiento Water Level
-
Parents line up early in the morning for dual immersion program
-
Is man accused of killing Nancy Woodrum an illegal alien?
-
Updated: Sheriff seeking information on potential witness in suspicious death case
-
Pedestrian struck and killed by train in Paso Robles
-
Local woman dies after driving car off private driveway
-
Former treasurer convicted of embezzlement from FFA non-profit
-
Twitter – #pasorobles
Mmmmm tasting at @RobertHallWines Go by and check em out. Premium wines only available at the tasting room is a lovely experience. #pasorobles #winewalkabout @ Robert Hall Winery https://t.co/Qerdzt88QN
Enjoying a lovely tasting at @RobertHallWine in @PasoWine46East #pasorobles
Shop Ranchero Cellars wines here: https://t.co/wB5ugOwtDV #PasoWine #PasoRobles #wine #winelovers
Blue sky, green grass and beautiful California sunshine is here!
.
.
#sunshine #vineyard #california #californiawine #templeton #pasorobles #pasorobleswine #grapegrowers #winery… https://t.co/r75TsTBAM8More vintage Bakelite jewelry just in! #bakelitejewelry #necklace #bracelet #earrings #vintagejewelry #antiquemall #vintagemarket #pasorobles @ Relics Mall https://t.co/OzwWsxNoTB
From 1924 to 1934, the Pittsburgh Pirates were headquartered at Hotel El Paso de Robles during their spring training. The ballpark they used in downtown #PasoRobles had been previously used by the Chicago White Sox. #history via @TravelPaso
Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio spent the 1st night of their honeymoon at the Clifton motel on the south side of #PasoRobles in 1954. They were married in San Francisco & were en route to Palm Springs. While no longer a motel, the building is still on the corner of 1st and Spring.
New Directory Listings
Follow Us!
Region
Shooting reported in Los Osos
Detectives believe that man shot was attempting to break into a home –On Friday at approximately 2:45 a.m., San Luis Obispo County Sheriff‘s deputies responded […]Full Article
SLO City Council set goals for 2019 through 2021
–After a successful outreach program that garnered extensive community input, the San Luis Obispo City Council has formally set its goals and vision on Tuesday […]Full Article
Diablo begins planned maintenance, refueling outage on Unit 1
–Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) announced that operators at Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) safely shut down Unit 1 on Sunday, Feb. 10, for […]Full Article
New governor cancels SF-to-LA high-speed rail
SF GATE reports: Proposes shorter route from Bakersfield to Merced –During Gov. Gavin Newsom’s first State of the State speech Tuesday, he surprised listeners by announcing […]Full Article
Assistance League receives $1,000 grant
–The Assistance League of SLO County has received a $1,000 grant award from Central Coast Funds for Children. This grant will be used to support […]Full Article
Expedited security screening program available at SLO airport
–After the tremendous success of January’s Pre registration event—more than 1,200 people participated in the two-week offering—IdentoGO, an official partner of the Transportation Security Administration, […]Full Article
Diablo Decommissioning Panel to hold public workshops on spent fuel storage
–On Feb. 22-23, the Diablo Canyon Decommissioning Engagement Panel will hold two public workshops in San Luis Obispo to gather information and public input on […]Full Article
Jury finds 72-year-old Cambria man guilty of felony sexual battery
–On Feb. 1, a San Luis Obispo County jury found Herbert George Connor, 72, guilty of felony Sexual Battery by Restraint, one count of misdemeanor […]Full Article
Middle school art exhibit, ‘Awaken’ now at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art
–The second installment of ‘Awaken,’ an art exhibition of student art at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) is now open to the […]Full Article
Tickets for book of the year event with author Ana Castillo now available
–Cuesta College’s 2019 Book of the Year program will bring renowned Mexican-American Chicana scholar, novelist, and poet Ana Castillo to San Luis Obispo on March […]Full Article
