Hayley Mattson

Atascadero

Editor-In-Chief at Paso Robles Press

Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at The Malibu Times

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Articles

Memorial Day: Honoring Sacrifice, Embracing Unity

6 days ago | atascaderonews.com | Hayley Mattson

Each year, Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer and a time when families and communities gather together. Yet beyond barbecues and sunshine, this weekend holds a deeper significance—a solemn reminder to pause and reflect on those who gave their lives in service to our country, both at home and abroad. Memorial Day traces its roots back to the aftermath of the Civil War, originally known as Decoration Day.
Thousands Flock to Atascadero for 9th Annual Tamale Festival

1 week ago | atascaderonews.com | Hayley Mattson

Sunken Gardens comes alive with music, contests, over 140 vendors, and thousands of tamalesATASCADERO — Downtown Atascadero was sizzling with excitement on Saturday as the community came together to celebrate the 9th Annual Atascadero Tamale Festival around the Sunken Gardens. The event drew large crowds from all over the state who came to enjoy a day filled with music, entertainment, contests — and of course — thousands of tamales.
Sheriff Captain Jennifer Seetoo promoted to Commander • The Malibu Times

1 week ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Captain Jennifer Seetoo has been promoted to Commander, effective May 11 — Mother’s Day — after nearly three impactful years serving the Malibu/Lost Hills Station. Seetoo explained that the promotion process involves applying to be eligible rather than for a specific position. “When certain positions come up, if you’re eligible, you put your name on the list,” she said.
Rooted in resilience: Farron Elizabeth’s journey of growth, grit, and giving back

1 week ago | atascaderonews.com | Hayley Mattson

ATASCADERO — It’s been a decade since Farron Elizabeth Walker opened the doors of her boutique in the heart of Atascadero, and what a journey it’s been. Celebrating her 10th anniversary, Farron reflects on the immense support from the community that has been the backbone of her success. The anniversary open house last Friday was a heartfelt celebration not just of her store, but of the loyal customers, friends, and partners who have helped her build a thriving business.
Atascadero residents notified of proposed wastewater rate increases

1 week ago | atascaderonews.com | Hayley Mattson

ATASCADERO — Following last week’s City Council meeting, Atascadero’s Public Works Department has mailed detailed notices to property owners connected to the city’s wastewater system, outlining proposed rate increases and informing them of their right to protest under Proposition 218. The rate-hike proposal marks a pivotal effort to modernize Atascadero’s aging wastewater infrastructure, which serves about 5,500 parcels within the city’s 2,000-acre urban core.
'Let's eat cake by the ocean' • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Malibu’s First Annual Cake Festival brings sweet community spirit, hosted by Our Lady of MalibuGet ready to indulge your sweet tooth and celebrate the joy of community at the First Annual Cake Contest hosted by Our Lady of Malibu on Saturday, May 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, brainchild of longtime educator and beloved local cook Lynda Pingatore, promises a delightful day of family fun, music, dancing, food, and, of course, lots of cake.
Malibu's new mayor, Marianne Riggins • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Amid a leadership void at City Hall, it was announced less than 24 hours after the meeting acting City Manager Joe Toney resignedA sense of transition and urgency defined Monday night’s Malibu City Council meeting, which stretched into the early hours of Tuesday as the city ushered in new leadership, honored outgoing Mayor Doug Stewart and tackled critical issues ranging from fire recovery and public safety to staffing shortages and community redevelopment.
Legendary Restaurateur Robert J. 'Bob' Morris passes away • The Malibu Times

2 weeks ago | malibutimes.com | Hayley Mattson

Proprietor of Paradise Cove Beach Café leaves a lasting legacy in Malibu’s hearts and California’s dining sceneRobert J. “Bob” Morris, a legendary force in California’s restaurant scene and a beloved member of the Malibu community, passed away peacefully at his home on April 13. He was more than just a restaurateur — he was a visionary, a mentor, and a symbol of warmth and generosity who brought people together through unforgettable dining experiences and heartfelt hospitality.
Atascadero honors José Gutiérrez with Lifesaving Medal

3 weeks ago | atascaderonews.com | Hayley Mattson

ATASCADERO — On Tuesday, April 23, community members gathered on the steps of Atascadero City Hall in front of the Rotunda building to honor the life and heroism of 11-year-old José Gutiérrez. The ceremony marked roughly one month since the tragic hit-and-run accident that took José’s life on March 14. José was walking home from school along the 10800 block of El Camino Real when he was struck by a vehicle driven by 31-year-old Zachary Bernal of Atascadero.
Unforgettable Weddings in North County

3 weeks ago | pasoroblespress.com | Hayley Mattson

Feature Image by Kaitlin Holloway Photography at Almond Springs, San MiguelNorth County offers some of the most stunning wedding venues, perfect for creating unforgettable “I do” moments. From vineyard sunsets to elegant resorts, rustic ranch settings, and twinkling downtown lights, this region offers a variety of settings to suit weddings of all sizes.