Dozens of immigrant women brought in to provide cheap labor for marijuana crops at Central Coast marijuana farms often are forced to remain at the sites until the harvest is done, becoming captives to the multi-million dollar industry of marijuana mogul Helios Dayspring, former associates and ex-employees say. Read More …
San Luis Obispo County Supervisor Adam Hill is again sending angry emails from the dais, this time at long time foes Biz Steinberg and Jim Famalette, executives with CAPSLO. Hill lashed out after mistakenly believing he had not been invited to the ribbon cutting for the new Prado Road Homeless Services Center. Read More …
A Paso Robles man allegedly assaulted a Cal Poly student who was going door-to-door canvasing for Congressional candidate Justin Fareed.
Late last month, Isaac Schick, 21, knocked on the home of Bart Charles on Bel Air Place in Paso Robles. Read More …
Editors Note: Since the legalization of marijuana, allegations of bribery, human trafficking, black market sales and money laundering have surfaced. The issues involved are complex and the profits are huge. Several Read More …
Editor’s Note: For several years The Tribune reported that the Paso Robles water basin was in overdraft while promoting additional misinformation that has cost local taxpayers million of dollars. Now, the truth. Read More …
As a new police officer was sworn in at Arroyo Grande City Hall Tuesday night, with most of the police department in attendance, a vandal drove around town throwing glass Christmas tree ornaments filled with brown oil base paint at Jim Hill for mayor signs. Read More …
The San Luis Obispo mayoral race is close, with Keith Gurnee leading incumbent Heidi Harmon by 3 percent.
A Cal Coast Times poll of registered voters conducted Oct. 3 shows Gurnee with 32.7 percent, followed by Harmon at 29.6 Read More …
The morning’s first sunlight was barely peeking through the oaks as Snoop Dogg, a 2-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback, nosed open a sliding glass door and began his usual morning duties, consisting primarily of patrolling the perimeter of the Murray family’s 45-acre Creston ranch. Read More …
Despite having real estate projects in bankruptcy, dozens of tax liens and multiple lawsuits from contractors and vendors suing them for failing to pay their bills, developers Ryan Petetit and John Belsher appear to be enjoying the high life. Read More …
The principals of a San Luis Obispo-based development company have filed multiple bankruptcies associated with controversial projects in San Luis Obispo and Templeton which could lead to the projects failing. Read More …