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CHP Says Not to Rely on Luck this St. Patrick’s Day

Sarah Richards, Commander Contact: Fran Clader Office of Community Outreach & Media Relations Director of Communications 601 North 7th Street, Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 843-3310 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 15, 2022 22-05 RELY ON SOBER DRIVERS NOT LUCK THIS ST. PATRICK’S DAY S ACRAMENTO, Calif. – This St. Patrick’s Day the... Read More.

Candidate Declaration Deadline Ends

Today marks the end of the extended deadline for two Lassen and Plumas County candidate declarations as the incumbents did not file to re-run for this June’s Primary election. This is also the deadline for the extension of 42 incumbents on the larger stage... Read More.

USDA Adds $35M in funding to Help Veteran Farmers and Ranchers

The US Department of Agriculture wants to help veteran farmers and ranchers with 35 million dollars in funding. The USDA Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement said the funding helps historically underserved groups more fully access and participate in USDA programs and services. These... Read More.

PG&E and Ford to Test CA Power Grid with New Truck Tech

PG&E and Ford will come together to test the Ford F-150 Lightening EVs new charging tech against California’s power grid. The truck’s technology can supposedly give a home backup power for an entire home for 10 straight days. PG&E wants to see how Fords... Read More.

Local SEIU 1000 Chapter to Sue Over Suspension of Its President

Your local SEIU 1000 chapter is aiming to sue SEIU, the Service Employees International Union over their recent suspension of Local 1000 President Richard Louis Brown from his office. Three Vice Presidents of the chapter made it effective as of February 28th saying it... Read More.

Get Set to Lose an Hour this Sunday

This Sunday is Daylight Saving Time. You will be losing one hour as clocks get set forward by an hour. The reset runs through November 6th. The over 100 year old tradition is only really there to make better use of the natural daylight... Read More.

CalBike Program to Help Californians Save at the Pump

Amid soaring gas prices, Main street in Susanville sees the price at the pump pushing past the 5 dollar mark. Yet one California program seeks to help not only your pocket but the environment too. CalBike is asking for 10 million dollars in funding... Read More.

CDC Study Shows Birth Rate Declines Due to COVID

The Center for Disease Control reports COVID had a role in decreased birth rates across the nation last year. With numbers falling by 2%, yet the months of January from 2020 and 2021, saw the largest decrease of 9%. California saw an average decline... Read More.
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