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California Water Commission increases potential funding for Sites Project

Thursday, June 18

The California Water Commission on Wednesday committed $268.9 million in conditional supplemental funding to the Sites Project to offset inflation and for additional public benefits. These funds, administered through the Commission’s Water Storage Investment Program (WSIP), were made available from Read More.

CalFire Firefighting

Wednesday, June 17

This summer, go behind the scenes of California’s aerial firefighting program and experience wildfire season from a whole new perspective. Follow pilots, air attack personnel, and the dedicated teams that support them as they train, respond, and take on one of the most demanding missions... Read More.

How Milk Cartons Help Farmers Conserve Water Protect Plants and Reduce Waste

Wednesday, June 17

Have you ever seen row after row of milk cartons in a field & wondered why? They are one of the tools farmers use for water conservation and also have a few other benefits too. Cartons can not only deter some weeds from growing in the... Read More.

Recall Alert First Street Dark Chocolate Raisins Due to Undeclared Peanuts in California

Wednesday, June 17

Western Mixers Produce & Nuts, Inc., Ontario, California is recalling: First Street brand, Dark Chocolate Raisins, 9 oz., Because the product may contain undeclared dark chocolate peanuts. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to peanuts run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume... Read More.

Assembly Democrats Push Record $355 Billion Budget Raising Taxes and Spending Amid GOP Opposition

Wednesday, June 17

Racing to meet tonight’s constitutional deadline, Assembly Democrats are moving to pass a $355 billion budget that hikes taxes on working families and employers while growing government spending to a record high, according to a statement from Assembly Republicans. Assembly Republicans oppose the plan, saying... Read More.

California Counties Must Report Most Ballots by June 15 Deadline Under New Election Law

Wednesday, June 17

California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D., reminds California that counties are required to count and report most ballots by today, Monday, June 15, 2026. The processing deadline became effective this year under Assembly Bill 5 (Chapter 250, Statutes of 2025), which seeks to speed up vote counting for all statewide elections in some... Read More.

AT&T Landline Discontinuation Notices in California What Customers Need to Know

Tuesday, June 16

Across California, AT&T customers are receiving notices stating that their traditional landline service will be discontinued and encouraging them to switch to alternative technologies. While these letters may sound definitive, they can be misleading and do not fully reflect AT&T’s ongoing obligation to provide... Read More.

The BLM Concluded the 2026 Antelope – Triple B Complex Wild Horse Bait and Water Gather Operation

Tuesday, June 16

The Elko and Ely Districts concluded the 2026 Antelope and Triple B Complexes (complexes) wild horse bait and water gather on June 13, 2026. The BLM gathered and removed 700 excess horses from Antelope and 301 excess horses from Triple B Complexes on public... Read More.

California Department of Corrections Employees Honored for Heroic Acts with Medal of Valor Awards

Monday, June 15

Eleven employees from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation received the Gold Star, and two were awarded the Silver Star at the recent State Employee Medal of Valor ceremony. These awards represent the highest state honors for public safety officers. Recipients showed courage in... Read More.

California Honors Caltrans Workers for Acts of Heroism

Monday, June 15

California honored three Caltrans employees with the Governor’s State Employee Medal of Valor for acts of heroism that went beyond their job duties and involved personal risk. Tobin Hook and Anthony Coscia received the Gold Medal of Valor after they entered the Pacific Ocean near... Read More.

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California Water Commission increases potential funding for Sites Project

CalFire Firefighting

How Milk Cartons Help Farmers Conserve Water Protect Plants and Reduce Waste

Recall Alert First Street Dark Chocolate Raisins Due to Undeclared Peanuts in California

Assembly Democrats Push Record $355 Billion Budget Raising Taxes and Spending Amid GOP Opposition

California Counties Must Report Most Ballots by June 15 Deadline Under New Election Law

AT&T Landline Discontinuation Notices in California What Customers Need to Know

The BLM Concluded the 2026 Antelope – Triple B Complex Wild Horse Bait and Water Gather Operation

California Department of Corrections Employees Honored for Heroic Acts with Medal of Valor Awards

California Honors Caltrans Workers for Acts of Heroism

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