CTE program expanding to South County high schools
Students from King City, Greenfield and Soledad high schools are strengthening their career and technical education through South Coast Region Agricultural Education Consortium.
5,000 7th Infantry Division soldiers train at Fort Hunter Liggett
Nearly 5,000 Seventh Infantry Division soldiers conducted a Bayonet Focus training on Feb. 12 at Fort Hunter Liggett.
Fall Carnival returns to town
Come to the Fall Carnival at the fairgrounds in King City, Sept. 20-23, to celebrate the harvest and fall season with family fun, all while helping to raise funds for local K-8 schools, the Salinas Valley Fair and other non-profit organizations.
Science success
Greenfield Community Science Workshop, which offers free hands-on science activities for South County youth and families, has been recognized by Assemblymember Anna Caballero as the 2018 Non-Profit of the Year for the 30th Assembly District.
Paso Robles Event Center generates $79M to economy
The Fairs and Exposition branch of the California Department of Food and Agriculture recently released its annual reports detailing the economic impact of California fairs on local economies.
Yesyās Restaurant opens in King City
The new location for Yesyās Restaurant opened on King Cityās Broadway Circle last Friday. A staff of 15 has been hired and trained, and resurfacing of the parking lot finished Monday.
63 freshmen and 60 Sophomores receive high honors
Freshmen and Sophomore students received high honors for their academic success. Four students talk about what it takes to make high honors.
King City students take on āAristocatsā
Some talented students in King City are on stage and in rehearsal, preparing to entertain their families and friends with another childrenās musical theater production.
Police seek info in Carreno Murder Case
King City Police Department looks into the murder of Hipolito Cruz Carreno and seek information from the public.
Help wildlife with state income tax returns
With tax returns due April 18, time is running out, but taxpayers can still help Californiaās rare, threatened and endangered species when they file their state return.















