San Luis Obispo Tribune

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.

The City of Paso Robles is suing current sitting Councilmember Chris Bausch to get him to turn over public records.

The lawsuit argues that the city and Bausch violated the California Public Records Act by failing to properly search for and release records requested between 2024 and 2025.

Over the last few months there have been sightings of a white supremacist group in San Luis Obispo County. The SLO Tribune published an article this week uncovering more information about the group — and their new name.

The June 7 primary is tomorrow. One major source of candidate endorsements is from newspaper editorial boards, and the San Luis Obispo Tribune has released their own list of chosen candidates.

On this episode of Issues & Ideas, we learn about the threat to California’s underwater kelp forests, and the Central Coast kelp forest “guardian” — the…

In this episode of Issues & Ideas, we learn about a year-long San Luis Obispo Tribune investigation into substandard housing in San Luis Obispo County. We…

Lindsey Holden is a staff reporter at the San Luis Obispo Tribune and recently published a series of stories resulting from a months-long investigation…

Attorneys for a San Luis Obispo County school district and a local newspaper are hashing it out in court over hundreds of thousands of dollars, stemming…

The 2020 election is just around the corner, and this time the California primary is much earlier—in March—and this means you can soon expect to be…