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Home invasion suspects terrorize rural Paso Robles residents

Two teenage gang members from the Central Valley terrorized several rural Paso Robles residents during a home invasion on Thursday evening. The two teens knocked on the door of a residence on Blue Heron Lane in Heritage Ranch, and then forced their way inside when the door was answered. Once inside, the suspects held the occupants at gunpoint and forced them to be secluded in a room while making threats against them.

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Passerby rescues driver from runaway truck at Coalinga gas station

A Good Samaritan performed life-saving CPR on a driver who suffered a medical emergency that caused their pickup truck to reverse uncontrollably through two streets in Coalinga.

Coalinga, CA · 2d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Friends, family search for missing SLO County man. Have you seen him?

An Atascadero resident recently went missing, and his friends and family are trying to find him. Levi Lamar Johnson, 31, was last seen on Oct. 30 before he took an Amtrak train from San Luis Obispo to Sacramento to meet with a girl he had been talking to, according to his friend Nicholas Meyers. Johnson was in Sacramento from Oct. 31 to Nov. 4, and his last known text was sent on Nov. 5, according to Meyers. His phone was last detected in Los Angeles near Union Station, Meyers said. Johnson doesn’t do drugs, and he was in a normal state last time people spoke to him, according to Meyers. Johnson is 6’2, about 180 pounds with brown eyes and short, light brown hair. He was last seen with a goatee, wearing a black puffy jacket, faded blue baggy jeans, a ball cap and black Nike shoes with a purple logo. He has a scar on his right eyebrow. His family filed a missing persons report with the Atascadero Police Department , but they so far haven’t gotten any answers, Meyers said. If anyone sees Johnson, they are asked to call his mother Liz Ray at 805-400-7470, his friend Nicholas

Atascadero, CA · 2d

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8 Unpretentious California Gas Stations Where You’ll Find Shockingly Incredible Eats

Want to find shockingly incredible eats hiding inside gas stations in California?. These 8 gas stations are serving up unpretentious meals and surprisingly unforgettable flavors!. 1. Station St. Helena (St. Helena) Napa Valley has a well-earned reputation for elegant dining rooms and carefully curated wine lists, but Station St. Helena...

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Creston Road paving begins Nov. 16 near Niblick Road

Crews to replace pavement between Niblick Road and Melody Drive over about two weeks, according to city. – Paving on the Creston Road Corridor Improvements Project Phase 2 begins Monday, Nov. 16, with crews removing and replacing pavement near Niblick Road and working toward Melody Drive, according to the City of Paso Robles.

Paso Robles, CA · 1d

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Paso Robles school board spending dispute sparks calls for censure

Trustees defend administrators, Enney denies misleading the public, and district reports nearly $86,000 in public records-related costs. PASO ROBLES — A dispute over district credit card spending intensified at Tuesday night’s Paso Robles Joint Unified School District board meeting, where community members urged trustees to censure Kenney Enney, Trustee Nathan Williams called for a formal review of conduct surrounding the allegations, and Enney denied lying about the expenditures. The Nov. 10 meeting also included a presentation on the district’s growing volume of California Public Records Act requests. District representative Rebecca Justice reported approximately $85,782 in records-related costs since January, including $17,367.72 in legal fees associated with responding to a separate Fair Political Practices Commission matter.

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

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Paso Robles Inn's Rooftop Pizza Spot Pairs Aureole Pedigree With Hot Honey

A rooftop bar atop the historic Paso Robles Inn that once couldn't cook hot food is now turning out wood-fired pizzas topped with linguica and hot honey, thanks to a renovation that finally gave the space working ovens. Salina Rooftop opened to the public on June 26, taking over the perch above The Piccolo at the inn, and it's already drawing attention for pairing a chef with Michelin-kitchen credentials with a menu built around Central Coast ingredients.

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

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Pioneer Park’s future remains open as Paso Robles seeks cultural proposal

Jan. 19 deadline covers 1.65-acre parcel containing skate park, restrooms and parking; any sale would require further council approval. The future of a city-owned portion of Pioneer Park remains unresolved as Paso Robles accepts proposals for cultural projects on a 1.65-acre parcel that includes the skate park, public restrooms, and a small parking lot. The property near Riverside Avenue and 19th Street, next to the Paso Robles Event Center, has not been sold. The city’s request for proposals invites potential acquisitions but does not commit the City Council to approving a transaction. Proposals are due by 5 p.m. Jan. 19, 2027.

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

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Election update: Candidates hold their leads in local races

Frankel leads Britton by 436 votes; Measure G-26 still short of 55%. – The latest unofficial San Luis Obispo County results, posted at 4:04 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, show Faith Frankel leading the Paso Robles mayoral contest with 4,511 votes (45.87%), ahead of Bill Britton with 4,075 (41.44%) and Chris Rogalla with 1,248 (12.69%); Michael Massey leads City Council District 2 with 1,065 votes (38.21%), followed by Robert Simoni with 873 and Chris Bausch with 849, while District 1 incumbent Kris Beal leads Linda C. George, 1,504 to 570. Measure G-26 has 7,308 yes votes (45.04%) and 8,917 no votes (54.96%), below the 55% needed to pass.

San Luis Obispo County, CA · 2d

San Luis Obispo Tribune

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Paso Robles schools deserve answers about credit card use, not a national-style fight | Opinion

The controversy over credit card spending in the Paso Robles school district is starting to look like every other fight dividing this country. Sides formed before the facts did. Some see a trustee’s referral to the district attorney as necessary oversight; others question how the allegations were presented. Some trust the district’s outside investigator; others doubt it. Very few people have seen a receipt, but plenty of minds are made up. I’ve spent a lot of time with the public records and came away convinced of two things: The questions deserve real answers. And the way we’re going about getting them risks producing a result nobody trusts. The card statements released under a narrowed records request list dates, merchants and amounts. They don’t show what was bought, who attended, which fund paid or who approved it. Some charges, like payments to a brewery and a winery or large catering bills, deserve explanation. The district’s own card handbook says staff appreciation meals are a gift of public funds unless the board has adopted a policy approving them. Some charges may break district policy, and some may raise legal questions. The statements alone can’t tell us which. Controls matter, too. The official

Paso Robles, CA · 2d

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Free Christmas concert returns to Atascadero Dec. 5 and 6

Volunteer choir and musicians perform free Sing Noel concert, with sign language interpretation. – A free community Christmas concert, hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will mark its 17th performance this December in Atascadero. Every other year since 1994, volunteer musicians have worked for weeks to create the concert, which draws performers and audience members from around San Luis Obispo County and beyond.

Atascadero, CA · 2d