The 2019 California Mid State Fair in Paso Robles is almost here! From July 17th – 28th 12pm to midnight, people from all over the United States will come to the Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles for concerts, auctions, carnival rides and a great time. If this is your first visit to the fair, or you remember when it first …
Fourth of July Fireworks, Activities and More on the Central Coast 2019
It’s time to celebrate our Nation’s independence and what better place to do that than the beautiful Central Coast! Check out this list of where you can go watch fireworks, as well as activities for fourth of July 2019. We hope you have a safe time with your friends and family on the 4th! Pismo Beach ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY …
Summer Fun Activities in San Luis Obispo County 2019
Summertime is here on the Central Coast, which means it’s time to get the grill out, shake out those beach blankets and enjoy Summer activities in our beautiful home! The question is: What is happening in SLO County this Summer? Check out some of the Summer activities you can enjoy with friends or family in 2019: San Luis Obispo County …
Client Appreciation BBQ 2019
On Saturday, May 11th, we held our annual Client Appreciation BBQ at the Downtown City Park in Paso Robles. We had an amazing time celebrating our clients and showing them our appreciation. Thank you to everyone who came out! We hope you had a great time and if you won one of our raffle prizes, congratulations!! Thank you to Leo …
PG&E gets $373M Rate hike Approved by California Regulators
California regulators have approved a $373 million rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric to pay costs related to a series of wildfires. The California Public Utilities Commission Thursday unanimously approved an increase that raises the average bill by $3.50 a month over 12 months. The station says the money is supposed to be used to pay PG&E’s costs for …
PG&E asks California Regulators for higher rates
PG&E asked California regulators Monday for a hefty increase in rates and profits, raising average customer bills by more than $20 a month, saying the hike is needed to attract investment capital and deal with wildfire safety as the utility struggles in bankruptcy. The request draw a sharp rebuke from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press secretary Nathan Click late Monday: “While California is …