Outdoor Dining To Stay In Grover Beach For Now
The Grover Beach City Council has decided to expand outdoor dining areas, at least for another year. The council approved the use of parklets, private parking lots, and public sidewalks through June 2022. Council members say the
California Reopening, Scramble For Vaccinations Is On
June 15th is just a couple of weeks away. That’s the date Governor Gavin Newsom plans to allow California to reopen at 100 percent capacity. That means the rush is on to be vaccinated. Everyone 12 and
Wind Power Coming To The Central Coast
The ocean off the Central Coast could soon become a source of renewable energy. A nearly 400-square mile area northwest of Morro Bay is expected to be opened up for commercial leases as early as the middle
Child Molestation Suspect Goes To Trial
The trial of a Paso Robles man accused of possessing thousands of lewd images and videos of children got underway yesterday. 49-year-old Jason Porter was originally arrested back in 2016 after a neighbor caught him taking pictures
Firefighters Battle Asphalt Tank Fire
Santa Barbara County firefighters were called out yesterday to a report of an asphalt tank fire near Santa Maria. Just before noon, crews arrived at the Stinton Road scene near the Greka crude oil processing plant. Officials
Today Marks 25th Anniversary Of Kristin Smart’s Disappearance
Today marks the 25th anniversary of Kristin Smart’s disappearance. She was last seen in the company of Paul Flores, who has been charged with her murder. Kristin’s family made a trip to San Luis Obispo to mark
Car Chase Has Fatal End
A car chase that crossed county lines over the weekend came to a fatal end yesterday morning. According to the Kings County Sheriff’s Office, a CHP pursuit began in San Luis Obispo County near Paso Robles. At
Busy Weekend For Central Coast
Businesses across the Central Coast are gearing up for a busy three-day weekend. Tourism officials say, while they can’t use 2020 numbers due to the pandemic, compared to 2019, this Memorial Day Weekend should see an increase
Low Flying Helicopters In S.B. And SLO Counties
You may have noticed low flying helicopters in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties. Crews will be flying over PG&E power lines west of Templeton and Paso Robles today and east of Nipomo and the
Sacramento Man Heads To Prison For Human Trafficking
A Sacramento man found guilty of Human Trafficking is headed to prison. In March, a Grand Jury found 38-year-old Lucion Lee Edwards Banks guilty of trafficking a 14-year-old girl using force, fraud, deceit, coercion, violence, and duress.