A total of five people were displaced after a fire destroyed a Paso Robles house Thursday afternoon and apparently damaged two neighboring homes.
The fire broke out at about 2 p.m. at a home located at 305 Santa Fe Avenue. Read More …
Fire activity is again picking up on the Central Coast, with there being four blazes in a span of less than 24 hours early this week.
On Monday afternoon, Lompoc firefighters rescued two dogs that were caught in a house fire. One of the dogs bit a firefighter, injuring his hand. Read More …
A Paso Robles house caught fire early Sunday morning while a father and son were asleep inside. The father and son escaped safely after they were notified by an alert neighbor, according to the Paso Robles Fire Department. Read More …
The city of Paso Robles announced the hires last week of both a new police chief and fire chief, neither of whom are new faces in North County.
City Manager Tom Frutchey appointed Police Commander Ty Lewis to replace retiring Chief Robert Burton. Meanwhile, Frutchey removed Jonathan Stornetta’s interim tag, making him Paso Robles’s official fire chief. Read More …
Rescue personnel pulled at least five people out of the Salinas River in Paso Robles on Thursday. [KSBY] Authorities have yet to say how the individuals ended up in the river. Read More …
A Paso Robles police officer and a bystander rescued a person who was lying on the ground inside a smoky apartment that caught fire Sunday afternoon. The victim suffered burns in an apparent kitchen fire but survived.
Shortly before 3 p.m., bystander noticed a fire at an apartment at 2041 Riverside Avenue in Paso Robles. Read More …
A blaze that was reported as an extinguished trash can fire burned part of the garage of a Paso Robles home Sunday evening. Shortly before 8 p.m., firefighters arrived at a Read More …
Two adults and two children jumped out a second-floor window of an apartment that was on fire in Paso Robles early Thursday morning. All four of the individuals survived the ordeal, Read More …