It’s time to set the record straight. Tribune community columnist John Peschong continues to perpetuate the deception that fees are somehow part of the scheme of liberal supervisors to raise taxes. The truth is exactly the opposite. These fees protect taxpayers and are part of prudent, conservative fiscal policy.
Pozo organic farmer Eric Michielssen confirmed Saturday that he plans to run against 5th District Supervisor Debbie Arnold for election in 2016.
With more than $100,000 in the bank as of June 30, San Luis Obispo County’s 3rd District Supervisor Adam Hill has amassed more money than all of the other candidates running for three supervisor seats up for election next year.
Starting Aug. 21, the county Housing Authority will begin accepting applications for federal low-income housing vouchers — an in-demand program that has caused debate at two recent county Board of Supervisors meetings.
As San Luis Obispo County suffers through its fourth year of extreme drought, hopes are high that a wet El Niño winter will provide relief from the dry conditions.
In response to ongoing complaints of noise, large gatherings and alcohol problems in the neighborhoods surrounding Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and university police are proposing an agreement that would allow the latter to enforce city laws off-campus.
San Luis Obispo City Council voted to change its investment policy to include prohibiting investment in tobacco and fossil fuels.
Is expressing an opposing view free speech or an attempt to marginalize the opposition?
Revised rules have taken effect for Board of Supervisor members to disclose meetings with and information gathered from public interest groups prior to decisions made at public hearings.
Grassroots movement achieves success in banning Styrofoam containers in San Luis Obispo.