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Paso Robles school district accused of discriminating against Latinos

Paso Robles school district accused of discriminating against Latinos

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched an investigation into allegations that the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District discriminated against Latinos and non-English speakers, allegations the district denies.  Read More ...
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SLO County warns of Omicron variant as winter arrives

SLO County warns of Omicron variant as winter arrives

As the COVID-19 Omicron variant has now been identified in California, local health officials encourage San Luis Obispo County residents to strengthen their protection against the virus, which remains at a moderate level, to avert a potential winter surge. Read More ...
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SLO man sentenced to 40 years in prison for child molestation

SLO man sentenced to 40 years in prison for child molestation

After pleading no contest to four counts of forcing a child to engage in sexual acts, a 47-year-old San Luis Obispo man was sentenced to 40 years in prison. Read More ...
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Biden Administration says Diablo Canyon could remain open

Biden Administration says Diablo Canyon could remain open

The Biden Administration is encouraging the state of California to consider keeping Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant open, rather than shutting it down by 2025, as planned. Read More ...
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Former Atascadero worked found to have violated CalPERS rules

Former Atascadero worked found to have violated CalPERS rules

A former local government worker who performed post-retirement duties for the city of Atascadero is one of five individuals found to have sidestepped California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) rules by, under the guise of doing consulting work, having been employed by a municipality while collecting a pension. Read More ...
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Former Atascadero worked found to have violated CalPERS rules

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A former local government worker who performed post-retirement duties for the city of Atascadero is one of five individuals found to have sidestepped California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) rules by, under the guise of doing consulting work, having been employed by a municipality while collecting a pension. Read More …

Special Reports

Paso Robles school district accused of discriminating against Latinos
San Simeon officials consider protecting manager from financial liability
Threats and name calling mar SLO County’s redistricting process
Friends of the Oceano Dunes logs another victory against the APCD
Proposed redistricting splits SLO County in two congressional districts
Northern SLO County water district officials violate the Brown Act
Morro Bay teacher on leave after altercation with student, video
SLO County supervisors discuss redistricting maps, take no action

News Briefs

SLO County warns of Omicron variant as winter arrives
SLO man sentenced to 40 years in prison for child molestation
Biden Administration says Diablo Canyon could remain open
Former Atascadero worked found to have violated CalPERS rules
SLO County’s redistricting process exposes political divide
Teen wounded in second Santa Maria shooting within one week
Lompoc murder suspect arrested in San Diego County
SLOPD identifies homicide victim and suspect

Opinion

Morro Bay violated laws to construct wastewater facility
Support podcaster Chris Lambert’s legal defense fund
Time to correct SLO County’s unequal gerrymandered districts
Who should have covered the cost of Morro Bay’s landslides?
SLO County Farm Bureau helps farmers win inheritance tax battle
Why does SLO County leadership wanting staff to run the elections office?
Is San Simeon operating an illegal form of government?
Dump California’s governor, here’s three choices

Community

Dell tries on a new hip
Unique farmhouse and vineyard for sale in San Miguel
100 degrees in the shade
California man arrested with bayonet and machete near DNC headquarters
Disturbing talk from the Cayucos wall gang
SLO County’s Merle Davis and the hanging judge
Happily Homeless Dave finds housing in Cayucos
The Cayucos Wall Gang
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