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The man was picked up off the street in San Luis Obispo in the first known ICE detainment in the county since the Trump administration ramped up its immigration enforcement.

“This is not just a policy issue. It’s a matter of basic human rights,” Arroyo Grande High School student athlete Lily told The Tribune.

The Tribune won general excellence in its division, along with 33 other individual awards.

The driver of the car was arrested and potentially faces felony animal cruelty charges.

The temperature outside reached hit a record 99 degrees on Saturday.

Cash is on its way to some Californians.

Jeffrey Armstrong was one of three university presidents called to testify before a congressional committee on Wednesday.

Councilmember Chris Bausch also accused the city of violating the Brown Act when it declined to represent him in The Tribune’s lawsuit.

Crowds turned out to the Lucia Mar school board meeting on Tuesday to speak about transgender students’ participation in girls’ sports and use of girls’ locker rooms and bathrooms.

The city proposed the plan at the request of the judge, to finally produce records requested by The Tribune.

The project to make the SLO County intersection safer is moving forward “ahead of schedule” after years of delay, Caltrans said.

Forget your typical cover band: This local sensation mashes up pop and rock hits with a full brass section, turning every show into a high-energy singalong.

The judge wants Paso Robles Councilmember Chris Bausch and the city to release withheld public records in a matter of weeks.

Other areas remain remain under an alert due to water contamination from coliform bacteria.

Chris Bausch’s 46-page court filing came three days after the city of Paso Robles sued him for violating the Public Records Act.

The roundabout was slated for the busy intersection of Main Street, Highway 1 and Highway 41.

The TV veteran shared the news with viewers on the air Tuesday night. Here’s why he’s leaving.

The about-face follows condemnation from First Amendment experts, who lambasted the mayor’s office for hiding text messages.

The latest addition to the art installation in Paso Robles features towers of fiber-optic strings synced to instruments performing a special orchestral composition.

“I just can’t wait to get off the streets,” the man said of his jackpot win.

The university recently announced a task force set to help tackle antisemitism concerns after receiving a failing grade from the Anti-Defamation League.

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Are you waiting to hear if you got in? You’re one of a record-breaking number of applicants this year.

Several hundred people began crowding a street in a San Luis Obispo neighborhood midway through Saturday morning.

The Tribune will answer reader questions about its fight for public records withheld by Councilman Christ Bausch in the Ty Lewis case.

Cal Coast News and Karen Velie were previously ordered to pay a $1.1 million judgment after a jury unanimously found her liable for libel and defamation.

The Tribune will answer reader questions about its fight for public records withheld by Councilman Christ Bausch in the Ty Lewis case.

Bausch has refused to release records from his personal devices and accounts related to Ty Lewis’ conspiracy allegations.

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“I’m looking forward to using it while I can still ride a bike,” one county supervisor said of the long-awaited project.

The National Weather Service warned of flooding and high winds as heavy rains hit the area.

The defense attorney for the former probation officer said District Attorney Dan Dow violated the duty of a prosecutor by “creating false innuendos.”

But Chris Bausch says the city is “wrong” regarding his response to Tribune Public Records Act requests in the Ty Lewis case.

Paso Robles City Manager Ty Lewis got his settlement. Albeit a crappy one. After denying his $2.2 million complaint with the city last August over...

The man allegedly said he wanted to kill hundreds of children here in a revenge plot against an unnamed elected official from San Luis Obispo County, the federal indictment says.

The Tribune looked into what happened at the Paso Robles complex as part of its Reality Check series.

It’s been a busy first month, and we’ll be there every step of the way, covering the stories that matter to you most.

Here’s how and when to score the deal.

The man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after he allegedly fired multiple shots at deputies in Templeton.

He stepped to the podium at a City Council meeting, unrolled a towel, and unsheathed a 20-inch-long WWII bayonet, police said.

Bob Kamm planned to summit Valencia Peak 1,000 times before age 80. He achieved his goal three years early.

Ty Lewis has left his job as Paso Robles’ top administrator, but this saga is not over by a long shot, The Tribune’s Editorial Board writes.

From grape growers to residential users, the new fees would apply to anyone who directly taps into the overdrafted groundwater basin.

Ty Lewis reached a settlement with the city on Monday after it denied his $2.275 million claim accusing Councilman Chris Bausch of harassment and creating a hostile workplace.

The district is confronting a multimillion-dollar deficit, administrators said last week.

“We can never have a disaster like this again,” San Luis Obispo County Assemblymember Dawn Addis said.

But each time the eagle dove, the coot ducked under the surface, the video taken by a onlooking fly fisher showed.

President-elect Donald Trump ran on a platform to revoke gender-affirming care in the United States.