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California Farmers Told Drought Could Cut off their Water

Wednesday, June 16

Thousands of Central California farmers were warned Tuesday that they could face water cutoffs this summer as the state deals with a drought that already has curtailed federal and state irrigation supplies. The State Water Resources Control Board notified about 6,600 farmers in the... Read More.

California’s Virus Reopening Met with Cheers and Caution

Wednesday, June 16

Cable car bells clanged, Minions danced and restaurant patrons sipped their drinks indoors on a scorching day as California fully reopened its economy after 15 months of coronavirus restrictions. From the wine country to Disneyland, restaurants and other businesses threw open their doors wide... Read More.

California Capitol to Reopen for Visitors this Week

Wednesday, June 16

The California Capitol will reopen to the public starting this week, legislative leaders announced Friday. During the pandemic, the Capitol has only been open to the public on days when the Legislature is in session or lawmakers are holding public hearings. Starting Tuesday, the Capitol... Read More.

Missing/Runaway Juvenile

Tuesday, June 15

17-year-old Bethany Rouse-Pierson was last seen on Gulling Street in Portola around 1:30 AM on 06/14. Bethany is 58 and about 120lbs with black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a white-colored sweater, a black button-up shirt, and green pants. Please be on... Read More.

City of Susanville Moves Forward with Lawsuit, State May Face Prison Closure Lawsuit

Tuesday, June 15

The Newsom administration could soon be facing a lawsuit over its decision to close a prison in rural Lassen County, which employs more than a quarter of the workforce in the city of Susanville. Just days after the prison's June 30, 2022, closure date was... Read More.

Lassen County Last in State Vacc’s…California isn’t Close Yet to Herd Immunity

Tuesday, June 15

About two-thirds of eligible residents have received at least one dose of the vaccine. And as the governor likes to remind us, California has administered almost 16 million more doses than the next most populous state, Texas. State health officials don't set a vaccination goal... Read More.

PG&E Issues Warning of Potential Power Outages During Fire Season

Tuesday, June 15

PG&E is warning about 16 million people in Northern and Central California to prepare for power outages. Peak fire season is underway right now and those fires are expected to cause blackouts. The company says almost 80 percent of the state is experiencing drought conditions... Read More.

The Heat is On… Another Heatwave for Thurs-Saturday

Tuesday, June 15

Above normal temperatures through midweek will rise further with heat impacts most likely Thursday through Saturday, when record highs are possible with lower elevations reaching 100-105 degrees. The heat will ease back by early next week but remain summer-like. A few afternoon thunderstorms may develop... Read More.

California Adds Vacation Incentive to Spur Vaccinations

Tuesday, June 15

California will offer six dream vacation incentives to spur more people to get coronavirus vaccinations, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday on the eve of the state awarding $15 million in cash prizes. Aside from boosting California's vaccination rate as it lifts most pandemic restrictions Tuesday,... Read More.

California Reopens, Says Goodbye to Most COVID-19 Rules

Tuesday, June 15

California, the first state in America to put in place a coronavirus lockdown, is now turning a page on the pandemic. Starting Tuesday, there will be no more state rules on social distancing, and no more limits on capacity at restaurants, bars, supermarkets, gyms, stadiums... Read More.

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California Farmers Told Drought Could Cut off their Water

California’s Virus Reopening Met with Cheers and Caution

California Capitol to Reopen for Visitors this Week

Missing/Runaway Juvenile

City of Susanville Moves Forward with Lawsuit, State May Face Prison Closure Lawsuit

Lassen County Last in State Vacc’s…California isn’t Close Yet to Herd Immunity

PG&E Issues Warning of Potential Power Outages During Fire Season

The Heat is On… Another Heatwave for Thurs-Saturday

California Adds Vacation Incentive to Spur Vaccinations

California Reopens, Says Goodbye to Most COVID-19 Rules

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