City of Paso Robles

Paso Robles Councilmember Chris Bausch has turned over thousands of emails and text messages to the city of Paso Robles. It's part of a court order in a public records lawsuit filed by the San Luis Obispo Tribune.

In a hearing Wednesday morning, a San Luis Obispo County judge ordered the City of Paso Robles to draft a plan for which public records it will turn over and by when.

Unsuccessful Paso Robles City Council candidate Linda George has filed a $500,000 personal injury claim against the city, and she’s calling for the termination of City Manager Ty Lewis.

The Paso Robles city manager is back at work after taking medical leave for health issues he claimed were caused by workplace harassment.

An intense series of storms this year brought heavy rainfall to Paso Robles, a region known for its world-class wineries. The owner of a renowned winery in Paso joins us to discuss how the storms have affected his vineyards.

Respondents of a community-wide cannabis survey in Paso Robles showed strong support for legalizing adult cannabis use and cannabis retail storefronts in the area.

In today's KCBX News Update: the next trial hearing in the Kristin Smart murder case has been delayed to Monday, and the City of Paso Robles is accepting filings for city council candidates.

The Central Coast is emerging as a hub for the space industry, with local governments and institutions like Cal Poly trying to attract workers in that field from Southern California and the Bay Area.

The Central Coast is emerging as a hub for the space industry, with local governments and institutions like Cal Poly trying to attract workers in that field from Southern California and the Bay Area.

Crews continue work to clear Highway 1 after a rockslide near Ragged Point. Plus, a new housing project broke ground in Paso Robles and the San Luis Unified School District is expected to hire new counseling aids for elementary school students.