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Paso Robles Daily News

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Jury convicts repeat offender of robbing San Luis Obispo Target

Defendant admitted prior strike conviction; sentencing set for Jan. 14, according to District Attorney’s Office. – A San Luis Obispo County jury on Thursday, Nov. 5, found Scott Robert Davis, 41, guilty of second-degree robbery for an August 2025 theft at the Target store on Los Osos Valley Road in San Luis Obispo, according to the District Attorney’s Office.

San Luis Obispo, CA · 1d

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San Luis Obispo County under coastal flood, high surf advisories

Those living in low-lying San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara county’s coastal communities are under a flood advisory until Monday at 10 p.m. In a high-surf-advisory, the National Weather Service warns beachgoers that large waves can knock people of rocks and capsize boats. “There is an increased risk for...

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 1d
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Fire damages building at Pismo Beach hotel

A fire damaged a maintenance building at the Pacific Point Resort in Pismo Beach early Friday morning. Shortly after 4 a.m., Pismo Beach and Five Cities firefighters, as well as Cal Fire personnel, responded to the blaze at the hotel, which is located at 2555 Price Street. At least one room inside the maintenance building, as well as contents, were on fire.

Pismo Beach, CA · 2d
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Gas prices plummeting in San Luis Obispo County, find lowest costs

For the fourth week in a row, gas prices are plummeting as crude oil cost fell to under $90 a barrel. The average price for gas dropped 22 cents last week to $5.91 a gallon in San Luis Obispo County, according to AAA. In California, the average price for a...

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 8h
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San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Man found guilty after shoving SLO Target worker who tried to stop him stealing

A San Luis Obispo jury found a repeat offender guilty of robbery Thursday in an incident where he used force against a Target employee who tried to stop him from leaving with stolen merchandise last year. Scott Robert Davis, 41, was determined guilty of the second-degree robbery on Nov. 5 after stealing a backpack, a luggage bag, clothing and shaving supplies from the Target on Los Osos Valley Road in August 2025, a news release from the SLO County District Attorney Office said. When approached by an employee, the release said Davis grabbed the employee’s arm, forced it down and behind himself, pushed past him, and ran out the front door, fleeing by bicycle. “Under California law, when a person uses force or fear to carry away or keep stolen property, the crime is robbery,” the release said. Davis had committed this robbery while on felony probation for a different robbery in 2022 when he swung a wine bottle at a South Higuera Street wine shop owner’s head “like a club” and threatened a convenience store worker with knives. Under California’s Three Strikes Law , the release said that Davis had admitted that this most recent robbery was his second

San Luis Obispo, CA · 2d

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Gaea Powell’s delay tactics continue, another attorney appointed

The sentencing hearing for Gaea Powell, a San Luis Obispo County woman convicted of election fraud, was delayed again, this time after she claimed a conflict of interest with the entire public defender’s office. A SLO County jury on Sept. 21 found Gaea Powell guilty of nine counts of...

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 2d

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Frankel widens lead in Paso Robles mayor race as ballot count continues

Massey leads District 2 council contest while school bond remains below approval threshold. PASO ROBLES — Faith Frankel expanded her lead over Bill Britton to 218 votes in the Paso Robles mayor’s race, while Michael Massey remained ahead in the closely contested District 2 City Council election, according to updated unofficial returns released Friday, Nov. 6. The San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder’s report, issued at 2:17 p.m., showed Frankel with 3,245 votes, or 45.60%, followed by Britton with 3,027 votes, or 42.54%. Chris Rogalla received 844 votes, or 11.86%. Frankel’s lead increased from 133 votes in the early Wednesday report. With additional ballots still being processed, the results remain unofficial.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

Paso Robles Daily News

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Sensorio to hold ribbon cutting Nov. 17 for new downtown installation

Illuminated sculptures will connect Downtown City Park to Sensorio. – Sensorio will hold a ribbon cutting for its new downtown installation at Downtown City Park on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 4:45 p.m. The installation will feature illuminated sculptures in the heart of downtown, connecting the park to Sensorio. It was...

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

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Cowboy Christmas auction to celebrate Templeton honorees, support local nonprofits

Dec. 3 gathering will recognize Niels and Bimmer Udsen and Templeton Floor Company while continuing a holiday giving tradition. Decorated Christmas trees will take center stage as neighbors gather to support local nonprofits and celebrate community service at the 2026 A Very Merry Cowboy Christmas Tree Auction. Presented by the Paso Robles & Templeton Chamber of Commerce, the event is scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3, at the American Legion Hall, 805 S. Main St. The evening will include food, live entertainment, community awards and an auction of trees donated and decorated by local businesses, organizations and residents. Proceeds will benefit designated local nonprofit organizations.

Templeton, CA · 1d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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New indoor pickleball space to open in SLO. And it's serving up food and beer

Ryan Moore, Ethan Krout and Daniel Snyder had no solid place to play pickleball in San Luis Obispo. With how popular the courts at Del Mar Park were, the trio just wanted a place to play pickleball without getting rained out or competing for time on the courts. So they built their own spot. Four years after the original idea, a seven-court pickleball facility is celebrating its grand opening on Saturday, in a large renovated space formerly used by Cuesta College, the California National Guard and even as a concert venue for the Eagles in 1974. “It really does come down to making pickleball accessible for everybody,” Snyder told The Tribune. “Back to our roots of just a few dads after work once a week to just have some camaraderie and a break, it was frustrating when we couldn’t do that anymore. This will be that for many people.” When the trio got the idea to open their own pickleball courts, they immediately began searching for a place large enough to fit multiple pickleball courts. Moore took the courts from Del Mar Park on Google Earth and began pasting them onto buildings all over San Luis Obispo County. “When we

San Luis Obispo, CA · 2d

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Living History Morro Bay Events for Veteran’s Day Remembrances

Erik Brun and Heidi Brodmarkle-Brun at home in Morro Bay. Photo submitted. Erik Brun is a local historian and veteran who grew up on the Central Coast. His wife, Heidi Brodmarkle-Brun, is a safety consultant and owner of the recently launched 805 Fearless, a self-defense training facility in Morro Bay. Heidi and Erik have a combined 60 years of United States Army service, both retiring as lieutenant colonels. Erik also believes it is his honor to have served in the California, Arizona and District of Columbia National Guards. Together they share their four, now, adult children – two sets of siblings adopted from Ukraine.

Morro Bay, CA · 2d

KSBY News

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Community rallies to save a teen trade garage

A free garage in Oceano that teaches teens skills in trades is on the verge of running out of money. Organizers say the program is down to its last $200 and they’re asking the community for help.

Oceano, CA · 1d

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California Mid-State Fair announces ‘Hay Days of Summer’ theme for 2027

The California Mid-State Fair will celebrate its agricultural roots with “Hay Days of Summer,” the theme for its 2027 event, scheduled for July 14–25 at the Paso Robles Event Center. The theme recognizes the farmers, ranchers and community traditions that help shape California’s Central Coast. Organizers plan to incorporate it throughout the 12-day fair with themed dress-up days, interactive displays, photo opportunities, and activities for all ages.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

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Morro Bay Lighted Boat Parade December 5

The Morro Bay Rotary Lighted Boat Parade is Saturday, December 5 at 6 p.m. on the Embarcadero. Cabin cruisers, open boats, propulsion, motor, sail, and motor yachts will line up at 5:30 p.m. and participants will receive instructions when the application is turned in to the Harbor Patrol. The application along with the $30 entry fee deadline is Saturday, December 5 by 11 am.

Morro Bay, CA · 2d

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Halloween celebrations bring costumes, candy, and community

Downtown Paso Robles and Atascadero welcome families for an evening of trick-or-treating and local traditions. NORTH COUNTY — For a few hours on Halloween, downtown Paso Robles belonged to the trick-or-treaters. Costumed children visited storefronts, families gathered around City Park, and local merchants stepped outside to share in a tradition that brings neighbors together. Behind the evening was the Downtown Paso Robles Main Street Association, whose Safe & Fun Halloween Downtown celebration returned Saturday, Oct. 31, from 4 to 7 p.m. With downtown streets closed to traffic, families had room tostroll between businesses and trunk-or-treat stations around the park.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Frankel widens lead for Paso Robles mayor, while Bausch trails in last for council

Faith Frankel widened her lead for Paso Robles mayor after the latest ballot drop on Friday, while Councilmember Chris Bausch continued to trail both of his newcomer opponents in his bid for reelection to the District 2 seat. Councilmember Kris Beal cruised to victory in District 1 seat, having received 73.2% of votes vs. her opponent Linda George, who received 26.7%. George posted on Facebook on Thursday that she had conceded the race. “I’m still in charge,” George said. “Well, District 1, I may not have won the election, but I certainly didn’t walk away empty-handed ... to the 300-plus of you who voted for me, thank you.” This is the second time that the candidates have faced off for the District 1 seat, Beal also having claimed victory in the 2024 election. Paso Robles mayor’s race remains to close to call Although city mayor candidate Frankel widened her lead against opponent Bill Britton, the race was still a nail-biter. According to the latest Friday ballot drop, Frankel was leading the mayor race with 45.6% of votes, while Britton was second at 42.5% — a difference of 218 votes. The third candidate, Chris Rogalla, received 11.8% of votes. Having taken

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

Paso Robles Daily News

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Letter: School board member calls for outside forensic audit of school district credit card use

– The statements issued by Board President Joel Peterson and Superintendent Jennifer Loftus fail to address the substance of the CalCard concerns. Instead, they focus on process complaints while ignoring the underlying questions about public expenditures. I have regularly raised concerns about potential CalCard abuse during Board meetings since 2023. President Peterson not only refused to meaningfully address the issue but at times even defended the expenditures and was dismissive of my concerns. When leadership consistently protects the spending rather than examining it, outside review becomes necessary.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

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Local College Football wrap-up: Cal Poly drops 4th straight game

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - NCAA Football: Northern Arizona 38, Cal Poly 10: The Mustangs closed out their home schedule with a fourth straight loss to fall to 4-7 on the season. Former Bishop Diego High School star Quran Gossett rushed for 83 yards with a career-high 3 touchdowns for the #6 Lumberjacks (8-2). Cal The post Local College Football wrap-up: Cal Poly drops 4th straight game appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

San Luis Obispo, CA · 19h

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Lane Shifts at Niblick Bridge, Creston Rd & West Side of Paso Robles 11.06.2026

The city of Paso Robles announced there will be lane restrictions for various roads next week as part of ongoing projects. At 9 pm on Thursday, November 12th through 5 am Friday, AT&T will inspect existing utility manholes in the Niblick bridge deck. This will determine the utility work required for future bridge work expected to start early next year. During this time, lanes on the south side of the bridge will be closed to traffic, and shifted to the north side, with one lane open in each direction. The traffic signal at first and Spring street will operate as a red flashing signal. On Creston road, waterline trenching and traffic-signal conduit trenching will continue.

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

The Associated Press

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Gossett's 3 rushing TDs, 1 from Pennington send Northern Arizona to lopsided win over Cal Poly

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) — Quran Gossett ran for three touchdowns and quarterback Ty Pennington had a 59-yard touchdown run and Northern Arizona beat Cal Poly 38-10 on Saturday. Pennington threw for 130 yards and ran for 111 yards on nine carries for Northern Arizona (7-2, 5-1 Big Sky) ranked sixth in the FCS Stats Perform poll. Gossett had 81 yards on 16 carries. He scored on touchdown runs of 5, 1 and 3 yards to help the Lumberjacks to a 24-7 halftime lead. Cal Poly's (3-4, 4-6) Tayvion McCoy tied it at 7-all eight seconds into the second quarter with a 13-yard scoring run at the end of an eight-play, 75-yard drive. On the first drive of the third, Pennington had his scoring run, and following the missed point-after kick, NAU led 30-7. Bo Kelly threw for 146 yards for the Mustangs. Up next Northern Arizona: Hosts Weber Saturday on Saturday. Cal Poly: Wraps up its season at UC Davis on Nov. 21. Sign up for Top 25 poll alerts here . Visit the Top 25 here and see AP’s full college football coverage here.

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