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Holiday Weekend Seat Belt Enforcement Saves Lives on California Roads

Thursday, May 28

This holiday weekend, our officers focused on one simple goal: saving lives through seat belt safety. During the Holiday Enforcement Period, CHP officers issued 2,172 seat belt citations to drivers and passengers who chose not to buckle up. While citations are never the goal, every... Read More.

Rising Demand for Agricultural Drones Boosts Crop Treatment Efficiency

Wednesday, May 27

Drone operators say they see an uptick in business as agricultural drone application technology improves, farmers become more comfortable with it and more products receive aerial labels. Drones have proven useful for aerial applications, especially for specialty crops. “Vegetable crops have probably adapted drones faster... Read More.

Butte County Warns Residents to Act Quickly on Costco Plants Infested with Glassy Winged Sharpshooter

Wednesday, May 27

The Butte County Agricultural Commissioner warns residents after the glassy-winged sharpshooter appeared on plant shipments sent to Costco stores in California. This pest spreads Pierce’s disease, which can cause major crop losses and hurt the state’s agriculture industry. It also threatens plants in home gardens and... Read More.

California Senate Passes Bill to Streamline Testing for Low Use Diesel Vehicles

Tuesday, May 26

Senator Megan Dahle shared the news that on Friday the Senate passed Senate Bill 1064, a measure to streamline the testing requirements for low-use diesel vehicles under the Air Resources Board's Clean Truck Check program. This bill does not reduce air-quality standards. It does reduce... Read More.

Assemblywomen Heather Hardwick recognizes Ducks Unlimited

Tuesday, May 26

Every year‚ members of the California Legislature have the opportunity to recognize a nonprofit organization whose work has made a lasting impact in their communities. This year‚ Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick proudly selected Ducks Unlimited as Assembly District 1’s Nonprofit of the Year in recognition of... Read More.

California Grizzly Restoration Bill Advances in State Senate

Friday, May 22

Could grizzly bears someday return to California wilderness areas? A new state bill is keeping that conversation alive. Senate Bill 1305, known as the California Grizzly Restoration Act, recently passed its first committee vote and is now headed to the Senate Appropriations Committee. The proposal... Read More.

Next Phase of Emergency Slide Repairs on State Route 299 at Buckhorn Summit Postponed

Wednesday, May 20

Caltrans is postponing the next phase of emergency slide repair work on State Route 299 at the Buckhorn Summit slide area. Work on the eastbound lane, which was originally scheduled to begin Wednesday, May 27, has been postponed while additional funding is secured for... Read More.

Lake Oroville Near Full Capacity Water Safety Tips and Environmental Updates

Wednesday, May 20

Lake Oroville is near full capacity thanks to average precipitation this fall and winter. The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is conserving as much water in the reservoir as possible, while still meeting water delivery and environmental requirements. With the reservoir near capacity, windy periods... Read More.

Assemblywoman Hadwick Raises Concerns Over Grizzly Bear Reintroduction in Northern California

Tuesday, May 19

The Office of Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick announces that Senate Bill 1305 — commonly referred to as the grizzly bear study bill — passed out of committee last month, raising significant concerns for communities across Northern California. Hadwick said she continues to voice... Read More.

Cal Fire reports current fires active

Tuesday, May 19

Cal Fire reports current fires active Seasonal Outlook Northern California: Expected to experience a steady warming and drying trend through early summer, with fuel receptiveness increasing as seasonal curing progresses. Snowmelt and continued spring green-up will help moderate fire spread potential in the near term, but curing... Read More.

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Holiday Weekend Seat Belt Enforcement Saves Lives on California Roads

Rising Demand for Agricultural Drones Boosts Crop Treatment Efficiency

Butte County Warns Residents to Act Quickly on Costco Plants Infested with Glassy Winged Sharpshooter

California Senate Passes Bill to Streamline Testing for Low Use Diesel Vehicles

Assemblywomen Heather Hardwick recognizes Ducks Unlimited

California Grizzly Restoration Bill Advances in State Senate

Next Phase of Emergency Slide Repairs on State Route 299 at Buckhorn Summit Postponed

Lake Oroville Near Full Capacity Water Safety Tips and Environmental Updates

Assemblywoman Hadwick Raises Concerns Over Grizzly Bear Reintroduction in Northern California

Cal Fire reports current fires active

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