Lots of Anger – Little Resolution
The January 27 Truth Forum may hold the record for one of the longest Board of Supervisors meetings in recent history. The Supervisors' chamber was full, as were two overflow rooms, each seating about 150 people, and the hallways and lobby area were just as full.
Emotions ran deep. Accusations ran wild. And it was clear that this is a big deal in our community. Whatever your feelings on the issue, having this kind of turnout on a Tuesday afternoon is significant. |

One Step Closer to a Tax Measure
Burning Property Rights
DA Dan Dow Does Damage

District Attorney Dow with his Chief Investigator providing info
on fraud prevention. |
| The Board of Supervisors meeting agenda is a little lopsided for the next few weeks. We had the marathon meeting on January 27. The next two scheduled meetings are February 3 and 10. The March meetings are slated for March 10 and 24. This is out of phase on the regularly scheduled every other week’s agenda primarily due to holidays.. |
The Next Attempt at Paso Groundwater Sustainability
The January 27 San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors meeting is expected to be long and complicated. The most intense item on the agenda, the Sheriff’s TRUTH Forum, is scheduled to be presented after lunch. The rest of the agenda is filled with important issues as well, so anybody planning to attend will have a lot to take in.
We do hope that supporters of Sheriff Parkinson will be there to balance out what is expected to be a very large contingency of ICE protesters. We also hope that the proceedings remain peaceful and respectful.
It’s worth noting that due to holidays and other schedule complications, the following two Board of Supervisors meetings are set for February 3 and 10, meaning that we are treated with three meetings in a row. |
Paso Groundwater Measuring Measure
Taxpayer Doom and Gloom
The Cost of Gerrymandering
Hot Topic – Glowing Embers or Disaster?
Hope and Accountability
A Nice Day for a $40 Million Stroll
Sales Tax – Do We, or Don’t We?
Truth or Hyperbole?
Katy Grimes – Headline Speaker
The question that everybody has been asking – who will be the speaker for the COLAB Annual Dinner on March 26 has finally been answered. Katy Grimes is a seasoned investigative journalist and the Editor in Chief of California Globe, known for her indepth coverage of California politics and her contributions to various publications.
Her articles are often featured in these pages, and frequent listeners of the Andy Caldwell Show will find her sharing the latest news on the air from time to time.
Look forward to hearing the rest of the story from Katy as she discusses important details about current California issues that you will never hear from mainstream media. Be sure to get your tickets early – this will be a popular event. |
EMERGENT TRENDS
SEE PAGE 31 |
The California Left’s Nonprofit Funding and
Massive
Fraud
California’s Drought is Over, but we Must Still Invest
in Water Supply Projects
COLAB IN DEPTH
SEE PAGE 34 |
THE MYTH OF EASY INFRASTRUCTURE



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