Chloe Cooper Jones

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Chloe Cooper Jones

Talk to your kids about online safety, Paso Robles police say after school threatThe Paso Robles Police Department is urging parents to speak to their children about “appropriate use of gaming chats/social media” after Paso Robles High School was alerted to an online threat on Monday. The threat was found to be not credible and all students and staff are safe, the Police Department said in a news release.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber |Chloe Cooper Jones

The Tribune’s lawsuit against the city of Paso Robles and Councilmember Chris Bausch accelerated Wednesday after Judge Michael Kelley directed the city to produce a plan by Monday for Bausch to turn over public records by the end of May. The instruction came during the second hearing in the lawsuit, following an initial hearing on April 9. The case was spurred by Bausch’s refusal to turn over public records stored on his personal devices, which The Tribune requested as far back as October.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chloe Cooper Jones

Four San Luis Obispo residents were arrested on suspicion of operating a drug house last month after police found large amounts of meth, fentanyl, LSD and more than $3,000 cash, the San Luis Obispo Police Department said in a Wednesday news release. Shane Parker, 38, was first arrested on March 20 after officers served a search warrant on a vehicle stopped on Santa Rosa Street near the Meinecke intersection.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber |Chloe Cooper Jones

Reality Check is a SLO Tribune fact check series that holds those in power to account and dives into the accuracy of statements or claims. Have a tip? Email [email protected]. How public records are handled on private devices at local governments in San Luis Obispo County ranges from strict rules with detailed expectations to laissez-faire advice that amounts to virtually no policy at all, a Tribune analysis found.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Chloe Cooper Jones |Sadie Dittenber

Paso Robles City Councilmember Chris Bausch filed a cross-complaint against The Tribune and the city of Paso Robles, alleging that The Tribune’s public records act requests — which are at the center of an ongoing legal battle between The Tribune, Paso Robles and Bausch — were “vexatious and deceptive.” He then claimed the city’s refusal to provide him with legal representation has resulted in his inability to find a lawyer, which he described as an “undue hardship.” In another document,...