Paso Robles residents fight vote for water basin governance. ‘It’s not us, it’s them’
Currently, the basin is governed by five groundwater sustainability agencies within the jurisdictions that use the water. These include Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo County, the Shandon-San Juan Water ...
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Paso Robles councilman agrees to search his devices for public records, amid legal threats
The Paso Robles councilmember at the center of city ... the three city officials discussed Bausch’s treatment of city staff, the leaked recording shows. Both Hamon and Lewis told The Tribune ...
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Paso Robles mayor says goodbye in touching letter read at council meeting after his death
David Eddy Telegram-Tribune Paso Robles Council, Commissioners, city staff, friends in the Chamber of Commerce, Paso Robles Main Street, PRWCA, Hispanic Business Association, political colleagues ...
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Paso Robles has not released leaked recording of meeting at bakery. Did it violate the law?
Bausch and Hamon at Angela’s Pastries in Paso Robles. Lewis said he called the meeting to try to improve relations between Bausch, other city leaders and staff. Lewis told The Tribune he thought ...
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Community invited to meet councilmember Gregory at upcoming office hours
– In an effort to foster community engagement, Paso Robles City Council member Steve Gregory will hold office hours on ...
Paso Robles opens 69 new units of affordable housing — and more for seniors are on the way
With the Sunrise Villas project already fully booked, around 1,000 people are still on the Paso Robles Housing Authority’s ...
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SLO Tribune sues city of Paso Robles and Councilmember Chris Bausch for allegedly blocking public records
The lawsuit argues that the city and Bausch violated the California Public Records Act by failing to properly search for and ...
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Paso Robles residents fight vote for water basin governance. ‘It’s not us, it’s them’
The city of Paso Robles joined a countywide effort ... to the decision — with some going as far as alleging that Paso Robles staff and officials were siding with special interests to take ...