Paso Robles Press

The Paso Robles Press is a weekly printed newspaper and a daily online source of news located in Paso Robles, California. It caters to the people living in the northern part of San Luis Obispo County. This publication is run by News Media Corporation and has a primary audience in Paso Robles as well as nearby areas such as Templeton, San Miguel, and Shandon.

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Father pleads not guilty to charges of murdering his 6-year-old son

22 hours ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

PASO ROBLES — San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow has released a statement regarding the man now charged with the second-degree murder of his 6-year-old son. While the incident took place in Paso Robles, Dow has reported that Briant Reyes Estrada is an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who was initially supposed to be deported after a previous arrest — until a California law stopped it. “I am angry this boy died so unnecessarily.
Revving Up History: Best of the West Antique Equipment Show Celebrates 100 Years of Caterpillar at Santa Margarita Ranch

4 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

Get ready for a journey back in time this Memorial Day Weekend as the Best of the West Antique Equipment Show returns to the historic Santa Margarita Ranch, running May 23–25! This year marks a special milestone as the event celebrates 100 Years of Caterpillar, honoring a century of groundbreaking machinery with rare antique equipment and live demonstrations.
Becoming Stacie Strong: And the return of the 4th Annual Be.StacieStrong Golf Tournament • Paso Robles Press

5 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

The 4th Annual Be.StacieStrong Golf Tournament and 19th Hole Afterparty is returning this June to support Atascadero native Stacie Athlon’s courageous battle against stage 4 triple-negative breast cancer. On Sunday, June 8, at Hunter Ranch in Paso Robles it is going to be an amazing day of golf, laughter, community, and hope — all to support Stacie and others fighting cancer.
Business Spotlight: Athlon Fitness & Performance

5 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

Athlon Fitness & Performance is more than just a gym — it’s a dedicated team on a mission to help people look, feel, and perform at their best. Founded in 2003 by Ryan Joiner, Athlon has grown to become San Luis Obispo County’s premier fitness and performance coaching company, serving busy professionals, youth athletes, and anyone looking to improve their health in a fun, supportive community.
Chrome, Classics, and Community: Paso Robles gears up for the Golden State Car Show

5 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

The 17th Annual Golden State Classics Car Show in Paso Robles brings together car enthusiasts, families, and local businesses for a celebration of automotive history and community. The car show takes place on Saturday, May 24, in the Paso Robles Downtown City Park from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The show is free for the public to attend.
SLO County Farm Bureau Women’s Member of the Month: Kathleen Bryden Brown

5 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

Kathy Bryden Brown was born in 1947 to Forest and Thelma Bryden at the County General Hospital in Atascadero. Both of her parents were in the military; her mother served as in the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), and her father was an Airplane Mechanic in the Army Air Corps. After their service ended in 1946, they moved to Paso Robles. Forest and his brother-in-law, Harry Arthur, opened A&B Wrecking Yard on a piece of property they purchased just north of Paso Robles along old Highway 101.
Beer Before Glory: Nick Firestone steps into helm of family brewery

6 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

Beer. It’s one of the world’s earliest known alcoholic beverages, with historians estimating it likely first emerged some 12,000 years ago. In some cases, beer was often times safer to drink than water. Its nutrient-rich suds have remained a cornerstone of society for literally thousands of years.
Billy Henderson: The Blacksmith Who Drove Paso Robles into the Automobile Age

6 days ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

William “Billy” C. Henderson, a visionary often hailed as a “pioneer of the machine age,” made history in Paso Robles by constructing the first automobile in the town. Initially skilled in building farm wagons and surreys, Henderson had the foresight to recognize that motor vehicles would eventually replace horse-drawn transportation. Reflecting on his early inspiration, Henderson once stated, “I got my ideas for my first steam car from the newspapers in ’92.
Paso Robles hosts first official Cinco de Mayo celebration in City Park

1 week ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

PASO ROBLES — Downtown Paso Robles came alive Sunday, May 4, as hundreds gathered in City Park for the city’s first official Cinco de Mayo celebration — a vibrant, family-friendly event filled with music, dancing, food, and local pride. Hosted by the Hispanic Business Association (HBA), the free event showcased cultural traditions of the Hispanic community while promoting unity, local business, and grassroots organizing.
Chris Huot appointed as Paso Robles city manager • Paso Robles Press

1 week ago | pasoroblespress.com | Camille DeVaul

PASO ROBLES — The Paso Robles City Council has formally appointed Chris Huot as City Manager, solidifying his position after serving in an interim capacity since January. The appointment was approved during the Council’sTuesday, May 6, meeting, alongside the authorization of a four-year employment agreement and an updated master pay schedule. Huot first joined the City as assistant city manager on Jan.