Supervisor Compton News Today

Mindbody—the very name suggests connection and cooperation, like a meditating yogi sitting knotted like a pretzel chanting, "Om." Started in little ol' San Luis Obispo,...

On Dec. 6, in her last meeting as a SLO County Supervisor, lame duck Lynn Compton is proposing to finally kill the Oceano Advisory Council...

Twenty-six years after setting up advisory councils, the SLO County Board of Supervisors is about to discuss withdrawing recognition of one that has existed since...

The Paso Basin Land Use Management Area Planting Ordinance—understandably often shorthanded as PBLUMA—is now slouching toward the SLO County Board of Supervisors after receiving a...

By JOSH FRIEDMAN Elections officials will conduct a recount of ballots in the District 4 SLO County supervisorial election that resulted in Arroyo Grande

The June 7 primary is tomorrow. One major source of candidate endorsements is from newspaper editorial boards, and the San Luis Obispo Tribune has released their own list of chosen candidates.

What's expected to be another close race is heating up with a 2018 rematch between current Supervisor Lynn Compton and Arroyo Grande City Councilman Jimmy Paulding.

Construction is nearly complete on the new San Luis Obispo County Animal Services facility on Oklahoma Avenue.

By KAREN VELIE SLO County Citizens for Good Government and three SLO County residents, registered Democrats, are challenging the county’s supervisor

Thanks for the shout-out from The Shredder last week ("Facts and facts," Dec. 16), regarding when I spoke before the Board of Supervisors in November...