Ashley Stevens

1 week ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

Paso Robles City Fire crew members completed their first day of a two-day weed abatement inspection on Monday. According to Battalion Chief Paul Patti, eight of 12 zones were completed on the first day. The areas the three crew trucks did not inspect will be inspected from 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday. The 12 zones include 12,000 parcels consisting of both commercial and residential properties. Every property not owned by the city is inspected.

1 week ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

The three-day Wildflower event kicked off it's long-awaited return on Friday for its 36th anniversary. The last time an athlete participated in the Wildflower triathlon was seven years ago, with COVID-19 and a drought forcing people to hang up their race shoes. What began as a bluegrass festival, transformed into a historic event on the Central Coast. “Wildflower is not just about triathlons.

2 weeks ago | 953thebeach.com | Ashley Stevens

From immigration, birthright citizenship, and tariffs, locals in Atascadero shared their opinions on President Trump’s first 100 days in office. I don’t think there’s anything higher than an A++, because he’s amazing,” Shawna Dawson said. “He’s working for us for the first time I’m 65 years old for the first time in my life. I dislike pretty much everything,” Tori Keen said. It’s a no-go for me,” Gabrielle Alvarado said.

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

From immigration, birthright citizenship, and tariffs, locals in Atascadero shared their opinions on President Trump's first 100 days in office. “I don't think there's anything higher than an A++, because he's amazing," Shawna Dawson said. "He's working for us for the first time — I'm 65 years old — for the first time in my life.”“I dislike pretty much everything," Tori Keen said. “It's a no-go for me," Gabrielle Alvarado said.

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Ashley Stevens

A recent survey done by Clarify Capital shows 59% of Americans are cutting back on spending after absorbing tariff-induced price hikes. Visitors and locals say groceries are hitting the hardest. “You go to the grocery store and you see something for like $5 for this little, small little thing of strawberries," Donna Murphy said. "I'm going to pass.”In addition to the 59% of people spending less money, 41% are switching to cheaper brands, and 39% are taking on side jobs.