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California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

Wednesday, March 4

A new round of state funding is set to support forest health and wildfire prevention efforts across California, with $120 million now available for eligible projects. The funding, administered through CAL FIRE’s Forest Health Grant Program, is aimed at reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfires,... Read More.

California Sierra Nevada Snowpack Improves but Remains Below Average Amid Ongoing Dry Conditions

Monday, March 2

California’s Sierra Nevada snowpack received a modest increase following recent storms, but overall levels remain below average as the state continues to monitor water resources amid ongoing dry conditions. The California Department of Water Resources conducted its third snow survey of the season at Phillips... Read More.

CDCR Turns David Allen Funston Over to Local Law Enforcement Officials Today After Warrant Issued for his Arrest

Friday, February 27

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) at 7:30 a.m. today turned David Allen Funston over to law enforcement officials as he faces new criminal charges in Placer County. Funston, 64, was scheduled to be released on parole today. However, Placer County issued a... Read More.

California Officials Search for Escaped Inmate Juan David Veramancini from El Dorado Camp

Thursday, February 26

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) officials are searching for an incarcerated person who walked away Feb. 23rd from Growlersburg Conservation Camp in El Dorado County. At approximately 8 p.m, staff discovered camp participant Juan David Veramancini was missing from the camp during a... Read More.

California Wine Industry Faces Decline as Iconic Wineries Close Amid Changing Consumer Trends

Thursday, February 26

The California wine industry is facing significant challenges as changing consumer habits lead to declining demand and the closure of several iconic wineries. Younger generations are less interested in wine, and Baby Boomers are drinking less overall, resulting in a drop in U.S. wine... Read More.

Initial Damage Assessment of New Colgate Powerhouse and Road Repair Contract Awarded

Wednesday, February 25

TUESDAY, FEB. 24 UPDATE: INITIAL INSPECTIONS OF NEW COLGATE POWERHOUSE, ROAD REPAIR CONTRACT AWARDED Yuba Water crews have accessed New Colgate Powerhouse by helicopter and with escort from geotechnical engineers for additional safety to conduct initial damage assessments. While our facility sustained extensive damage, initial... Read More.

Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez Announces New Legislation to Suspend California’s Gas Tax, Deliver Immediate Relief at the Pump

Tuesday, February 24

Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez has introduced an urgent bill that would suspend California’s gas tax for one year, putting money back into the pockets of drivers as fuel prices remain among the highest in the nation. The bill, AB 1745, would pause the state’s gas... Read More.

Heather Hardwick Opposes Grizzly Bear Reintroduction in California Urges Focus on Current Wildlife Management Challenges

Tuesday, February 24

Heather Hardwick issued the following statement on SB 1305 California is now considering bringing grizzly bears back under SB 1305. Our state is already struggling to properly manage mountain lions, black bears, and growing wolf populations. Rural communities are dealing with livestock losses, public safety concerns,... Read More.

CDCR announces the completion of San Quentin Learning Center

Monday, February 23

The Learning Center is an inviting, adaptable, campus-like space that encourages rehabilitation. Central to the campus’s identity are principles of openness and integration with nature. Buildings are placed to optimize views and encourage positive interactions between staff and incarcerated people – a concept known as... Read More.

Shasta County Measles Outbreak Alert and Exposure Locations February 2024

Sunday, February 22

There is an ongoing measles outbreak in Shasta County. If you were at the following locations during the dates and times listed, please call the Shasta County Measles Information Line at (530) 638-5580 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Sunday, to speak with... Read More.

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California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

California Sierra Nevada Snowpack Improves but Remains Below Average Amid Ongoing Dry Conditions

CDCR Turns David Allen Funston Over to Local Law Enforcement Officials Today After Warrant Issued for his Arrest

California Officials Search for Escaped Inmate Juan David Veramancini from El Dorado Camp

California Wine Industry Faces Decline as Iconic Wineries Close Amid Changing Consumer Trends

Initial Damage Assessment of New Colgate Powerhouse and Road Repair Contract Awarded

Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez Announces New Legislation to Suspend California’s Gas Tax, Deliver Immediate Relief at the Pump

Heather Hardwick Opposes Grizzly Bear Reintroduction in California Urges Focus on Current Wildlife Management Challenges

CDCR announces the completion of San Quentin Learning Center

Shasta County Measles Outbreak Alert and Exposure Locations February 2024

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