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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...

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Report identifies SLO County beaches at risk for severe flooding

A new report from UC Davis identifies six areas of California at risk for severe coastal flooding during the winter of 2026-2027, including the Avila Beach and Pismo Beach areas of San Luis Obispo County. A combination of a Kelvin Wave, King Tides, and El Nino conditions are likely to...

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 1d

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Serial thief convicted of robbery in San Luis Obispo

A San Luis Obispo County jury on Thursday found a man with a long list of thefts from local stores guilty of robbery. This was the third time since 2022 that 41-year-old Scott Robert Davis used force against a store employee during a robbery. Davis faces a maximum sentence of...

San Luis Obispo, CA · 2d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

Car gets stuck on SLO train tracks after mistaking rails for the road, police say

A driver accidentally turned onto railroad tracks and got stuck late Saturday evening in San Luis Obispo. According to the San Luis Obispo Police Department , the person mistook the railroad crossing’s markings on Foothill Boulevard at California Boulevard as the roadway. The individual drove onto the tracks and got trapped on the railway. “Luckily, no trains came through,” police said on Facebook, and the car was quickly removed by a local towing company. The person was not suspected of driving under the influence, according to the Police Department.

San Luis Obispo, CA · 17h

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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...

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4 School Administrators Accused of Misusing $70,000 in Funds on Winery, Brewery Visits and More

Four school administrators in Paso Robles, California, have been accused of misappropriating school funds, spending an alleged $70,000 on personal purchases including dinners, winery visits and more. In a lengthy investigative report from Cal Coast News, Superintendent Jennifer Loftus, Chief Business Officer and Assistant Superintendent Brad Pawlowski, Assistant Superintendent of Education Services Erin Haley and […]

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Outage knocks out power to 1,700 in SLO County. When will it be back on?

This is a developing story. Check back to sanluisobispo.com for updates. To get breaking news alerts, click here A power outage cut off electricity to more than 1,700 PG&E customers in San Luis Obispo County on Monday morning. According to PG&E’s outage report map , 1,718 customers in Creston and surrounding areas of eastern SLO County lost power around 11:10 a.m. PG&E said a team was “evaluating the electrical system to identify damaged sections and make necessary repairs in order to safely turn the power back on.” Power is expected to be restored by 3:15 p.m. Power Outages in San Luis Obispo County and California This map shows current California power outages and is automatically updated every 15 minutes. It shows the total number of customers impacted by county (in black), the general location of the outages with red (not planned) and orange (planned) circles, and more detailed power outage areas from PG&E when zoomed into the map (other utilities are not available for power outage areas). Tap on the locations for the number of customers affected and estimated power restoration in the left-hand column. Open SOURCES: California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison,

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 16h

Fabulous California

Savor the Mediterranean at EMRE in Paso Robles

Located within The Ava Hotel, EMRE is making its mark as one of Downtown Paso Robles' standout dining destinations. The post Savor the Mediterranean at EMRE in Paso Robles appeared first on Fabulous California .

Paso Robles, CA · 20h

San Luis Obispo Tribune

Record-breaking El Niño could hit SLO County. Join us for a live forum

As the Central Coast braces for a historic Super El Niño, the San Luis Obispo Tribune will host a virtual panel discussion on how residents can prepare for the rain, high tides and potential flooding. Meteorologist John Lindsey and SLO County Emergency Operations Center Director Scotty Jalbert will answer questions on Zoom about the El Niño on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 6 to 7 p.m. The panel will be moderated by San Luis Obispo Tribune reporter Stephanie Zappelli. People can register for the free event at bit.ly/4z1fVS7 . During the event, Lindsey will explain how an El Niño develops and how it is expected to impact the Central Coast. Forecasting models predict a record-breaking El Niño this winter, which would bring strong storms, elevate sea levels and create conditions for flooding in San Luis Obispo County — especially on the coast. So far, the forecast calls for a typical November and December, with large storms in January, February and March, but no one can be certain about the weather until it arrives, he said. Jalbert will also speak at the event to help county residents sign up for emergency alerts and take action to prepare their household for winter. The

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 23h

San Luis Obispo Tribune

‘I'm destroyed.' Owner speaks on E. coli outbreak that shut down SLO County farm

After the San Luis Obispo County Department of Public Health linked Brookshire Farms to an E. coli outbreak that resulted in five confirmed cases and three children in intensive care, co-owner Shawn Callaway is still trying to get to the bottom of what went wrong. “I’m destroyed,” he said on Friday — the first day the farm was open to the public after shutting down for 10 days during peak pumpkin season. In the wake of the Shiga toxin-producing E. coli outbreak, Brookshire Farms voluntarily closed and found itself in the center of a media firestorm. Callaway’s phone kept buzzing with interview requests from CNN, USA Today, People magazine and other news outlets across the country. Meanwhile, one of their employees stood at the farm’s entrance to turn away families trying to visit the pumpkin patch. “We’ve gone through ... about 11 days now of numbness. I can’t explain it,” Callaway told The Tribune. “I mean, the worries, the fears, the concerns, the ups and downs. I mean, how do you explain it? I don’t know.” Safety has always been their top priority for both their customers and employees, he said. After working as a firefighter for 36 years, he's

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Paso Robles Daily News

School district issues updated statements on credit card expenditures

District says questioned purchases were donor-funded events and official travel. – Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Superintendent Jennifer Loftus and Board President Joel Peterson on Friday issued updated statements responding to recent reporting on district credit card expenditures, according to a district news release. The district said the reporting...

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Templeton Library Donor Tree adds new leaves after gifts and $10,000 grant

Donations support children’s literacy, arts and cultural programs at the independently funded library. – Three recent gifts have added new leaves and an acorn to the Donor Tree at Templeton Library, according to the library. The donations follow renewed attention to the library’s ongoing funding challenges. Despite an original...

Templeton, CA · 21h

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Annual Garagiste Festival returns to Paso Robles

Community members had the opportunity to try hundreds of local wines at the Garagiste Festival. Dozens of Paso Robles winemakers participated in the grand tasting, pouring over 200 wines.

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10 Small California Towns With The Best Holiday Markets This November

Holiday shopping gets a lot more interesting when the streets glow with millions of lights and Victorian carolers bring old traditions back to life. California’s small towns know how to make November feel festive without the chaos of crowded shopping malls. Handmade ornaments, vintage finds, locally crafted gifts, and...

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San Luis Obispo Tribune

Pediatrician launches new SLO County practice - and she makes house calls

Parents looking for a pediatrician for their kids have a new at-home care option — and it’s the first of its kind in San Luis Obispo County. When Dr. Ashley Landsman first moved to the area after completing medical school at Texas A&M, she didn’t expect to be running her own practice, much less one where she’s the sole employee. Earlier this summer, Dr. Landsman launched Poppy Pediatrics , San Luis Obispo County’s first direct primary pediatric care clinic. Dr. Landsman said the idea of a pediatric care service that would provide in-home care and extended meetings with patients and parents came to her during her three-year tenure at Bravo Pediatrics , one of San Luis Obispo County’s largest private pediatric practices. “I loved my patients, loved the people I worked with, and then ultimately found that I was not having enough time with the patients I was seeing, which is kind of what you hear everywhere,” Dr. Landsman said. “I think it just became more personal as I had my own kids, and I realized, ‘Oh man, parents have so many more questions than this 15-minute visit allows.’” Through her home visit model, those visits are now closer to

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Paso Robles Daily News

Frankel maintains lead in Paso Robles mayor’s race in latest results

– The latest unofficial San Luis Obispo County results released Friday, Nov. 6, show Faith Frankel leading the Paso Robles mayoral contest with 3,245 votes (45.60%), ahead of Bill Britton with 3,027 (42.54%) and Chris Rogalla with 844 (11.86%); Michael Massey leads City Council District 2 with 709 votes (36.14%), followed by Robert Simoni with 627 and Chris Bausch with 626, while District 1 incumbent Kris Beal leads Linda C. George, 1,078 to 393. Measure G-26 has 5,331 yes votes (45.14%) and 6,478 no votes (54.86%), below the 55% needed to pass.

Paso Robles, CA · 21h

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Titans Fall to Cal Poly in Three Sets

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — The Cal State Fullerton women's volleyball team fell to Cal Poly in straight sets (16-25, 12-25, 17-25) Saturday night. The Titans moved to 7-20 overall and 2-12 in Big West play. The Titans recorded 29 kills and a .073 hitting percentage compared with Cal...

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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.

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Paso Robles composer created Olympics theme, ‘Deadpool Rap.' Now he has a local project

Once Paso Robles native Todd Andrew let go of his perfectionism, his music career took off. Now the composer is best known for the creation of NBC’s Tokyo Olympics theme song, the Honda Sports Desk Update on NBC and the “Deadpool Rap” — a song featured in the 2016 Marvel movie. But Andrew told The Tribune that these works don’t represent him — they are strictly his “functional” art, or what pay the bills. “You have to treat it like a job,” he said. “You wake up at the same time every day … you do your work … you clock out … you don’t make too much of a deal out of it.” But he’s also got a side gig that fuels his passion — and it’s one locals might recognize. Andrew’s art of ‘not thinking too much’ Andrew grew up in Paso Robles starting in the fifth grade. In high school, he said he wanted to be Eddie Van Halen. After graduating, he ventured to Los Angeles, where he discovered the world of television composing, which he liked because he could sit at his own house and not have to tour, he said. The composer returned to Paso

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