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California School Dashboard Shows Continued Improvement in Student Success Indicators for 2025

Tuesday, November 18

The CDE published the 2025 California School Dashboard and corresponding data files on DataQuest, showing that students continue to see improved outcomes across all key indicators of student success. This continued improvement of all student outcomes follows significant investments in TK–12 education championed by... Read More.

PG&E Encourages Customers to ‘Slow Down, Verify, Stop the Scam’

Tuesday, November 18

As the holiday season gets underway, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is joining Utilities United Against Scams to help customers recognize potential scams and to “slow down, verify and stop the scam” as part of Utility Scam Awareness Day on November 19. During a... Read More.

Sacramento Man Arrested After School Threat Investigation Reveals Large Weapons Cache

Tuesday, November 18

DEPUTIES ARREST SACRAMENTO MAN AND SEIZE LARGE WEAPONS CACHE AFTER SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY AT LOCAL SCHOOLS; BAILS OUT HOURS LATER Last week, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office Threat Management Unit, with assistance from the Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Detail (SED), Critical Incident Negotiations Team (CINT), and... Read More.

Sturgeon Sessions Educational Presentation at Nimbus Fish Hatchery

Monday, November 17

The Nimbus Fish Hatchery Visitor Center is happy to announce Sturgeon Sessions—An Educational Presentation on California’s Prehistoric Fish occurring November 22 and December 6. We’ll cover sturgeon life history, ecology, status, conservation efforts and much more. Each day, sessions will occur at 10 a.m.,... Read More.

One Way Traffic and Delays Near Grizzly Creek Redwoods Due to Slide Area Maintenance

Monday, November 17

The slide area east of Swimmer’s Delight near Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park remains under one-way traffic control. Tomorrow, on November 18, crews will be cleaning out the catchment area and continuing work on the rip-rap buttress that supports the open lane. Morning delays... Read More.

Poacher Caught Falsifying Deer Harvest in Yosemite Lakes Faces Penalties

Sunday, November 16

In September 2023, CDFW wildlife officers in Madera County were conducting a routine inspection at a local taxidermy shop when a distinctive antlered deer mount immediately caught their eye. They recognized the antlers from a buck previously photographed alive in Yosemite Lakes Park, a... Read More.

California Water Rights Holders Can Get Certified in Water Measurement

Thursday, November 13

California water-rights holders are required by state law to measure and report the water they divert from surface streams. For people who wish to take the water measurements themselves, the University of California Cooperative Extension is offering in-person training to receive certification on Dec. 1 in Davis. At the workshop,... Read More.

LaMalfa, Schiff Deliver $22 Million for Beale Air Force Base Modernization Project

Thursday, November 13

Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) announced that $22 million for Beale Air Force Base has been included in the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill, secured in coordination with Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) to ensure the base can continue its vital missions. “This funding is... Read More.

Inmate Homicide Investigation Underway at Calipatria State Prison

Thursday, November 13

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials are investigating the Nov. 10, 2025, death of an incarcerated person at Calipatria State Prison (CAL) as a homicide. On Nov. 10, 2025, at approximately 10:20 a.m., staff responded to incarcerated persons Eric Gonzalez and Javier A. Torres attacking... Read More.

US Mint Ends Penny Production as Costs Rise and Usage Declines

Wednesday, November 12

The U.S. Mint has officially ended production of the penny, a decision driven by rising costs and the coin’s diminishing role in today’s economy. The final pennies were produced at the Philadelphia Mint, where the 1-cent coin has been made since 1793, following the... Read More.

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California School Dashboard Shows Continued Improvement in Student Success Indicators for 2025

PG&E Encourages Customers to ‘Slow Down, Verify, Stop the Scam’

Sacramento Man Arrested After School Threat Investigation Reveals Large Weapons Cache

Sturgeon Sessions Educational Presentation at Nimbus Fish Hatchery

One Way Traffic and Delays Near Grizzly Creek Redwoods Due to Slide Area Maintenance

Poacher Caught Falsifying Deer Harvest in Yosemite Lakes Faces Penalties

California Water Rights Holders Can Get Certified in Water Measurement

LaMalfa, Schiff Deliver $22 Million for Beale Air Force Base Modernization Project

Inmate Homicide Investigation Underway at Calipatria State Prison

US Mint Ends Penny Production as Costs Rise and Usage Declines

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