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    County supervisors let water ordinance expire

    No regulations are put into place to restrict new development The Paso Robles Groundwater Basin emergency ordinance, which was approved in 2013, will expire in […]Full Article

    City council recognizes Crimson Newsmagazine

    High school paper places in top 6 at nationals Paso Robles High School’s Crimson Newsmagazine was recognized for its accomplishments — getting fifth place Best […]Full Article

    Bearcat Football standouts sign NCAA letter of intent

    Update Feb. 4, 2015: Paso Robles High School seniors Jonathan Baldwin, Josh Oliver, and Bailey Gaither signed NCAA National Letters of Intent on Wednesday onstage at […]Full Article

    Youth baseball requests use of Barney Schwartz Park

    Council directs request to Parks and Recreation Commission Paso Robles Youth Baseball Executive Board President Tom Seidel asked the Paso Robles City Council to place on a […]Full Article

    Supervisor Mecham unexpectedly steps down as board chair

    Debbie Arnold appointed as chair, Lynn Compton as vice chair In a surprise move Tuesday, First District Supervisor Frank Mecham, stepped down as chair of […]Full Article

    20-year-old local athlete heads to third professional fight

    Castle Williams travels to Tachi Palace to compete in Feather Weight Thursday Castle Williams, a 2012 Templeton High School graduate and head owner and coach […]Full Article

    Local grad named All-Academic for Big Sky Conference

    Sacramento State offensive guard Casey Dakin earns designation for 2013 and 2014 Templeton High School 2012 graduate Casey Dakin was named to the All-Academic teams […]Full Article

    Paso High to host regional Skills USA competition

    On Saturday, Feb. 7, Paso Robles High School will be hosting the SkillsUSA Region 2 Leadership and Skill Conference. Over 400 students, representing eight high […]Full Article

    Students learn about space and spy planes

    Algebra teacher works for NASA, husband works on spy planes Teacher Bobbie Mitchell moved to Paso Robles a year ago when her husband, Doug Mitchell, […]Full Article

    Downtown businesses urged city to move concerts to Thursday

    Updated Jan. 28, 2015: The move of the summer concert in the park series from Friday to Thursday was requested by a group of more than […]Full Article