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Rep. Kiley Sponsors Legislation to Ensure Food Assistance Continues for Millions During Shutdown

Thursday, October 30

– Congressman Kevin Kiley (R-CA) announced that he is co-sponsoring the Keep SNAP Funded Act of 2025, legislation designed to ensure that families relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) continue receiving their benefits during the ongoing government shutdown. The government shutdown is threatening... Read More.

Oroville Leaders Propose Wildlife Refuge to Protect Feather River and Combat Illegal Dumping

Wednesday, October 29

Oroville city leaders are actively working to combat illegal dumping along the Feather River by considering a new designation for the area. Councilmember Shawn Webber has proposed transforming the river stretch between Table Mountain Bridge and the Highway 70 Bridge into a city park.... Read More.

Redding Approves The Peaks Subdivision Despite Ongoing Fire Evacuation Concerns

Wednesday, October 29

Redding Advances The Peaks Subdivision Despite Fire Evacuation Concerns After a lengthy three-hour meeting on Tuesday night, Redding’s Planning Commission unanimously approved the project map for The Peaks Subdivision, a development planned to include 120 homes on 114 acres off Quartz Hill Road in West... Read More.

Jim Morrison Makes Historic First Ski Descent of Everest Hornbein Couloir

Wednesday, October 29

For most mountaineers, summiting Everest marks the pinnacle of human achievement. For Tahoe-area climber Jim Morrison, who is originally from Walnut Creek, it was just the halfway point. On October 15, Morrison became the first person to ski down the mountain’s treacherous Hornbein Couloir... Read More.

Liberty Utilities Launches Commercial Incentive Program to Boost Energy Efficiency and Business Savings

Wednesday, October 29

Liberty Utilities announces its Commercial Incentive Program: “more than just a rebate opportunity, it’s a long-term business advantage,” says the utility. The program helps commercial customers offset the upfront cost of purchasing or upgrading to energy-efficient equipment by offering rebates for qualifying lighting, heating,... Read More.

Governor Newsom Denies Parole for Manson Follower Patricia Krenwinkel Again

Tuesday, October 28

California Governor Gavin Newsom has once again denied parole for Patricia Krenwinkel, the longest-serving female inmate in the state and former follower of Charles Manson. Despite Krenwinkel's participation in self-improvement programs, vocational training, college education, and service dog work over more than 50 years... Read More.

LaMalfa Introduces Legislation to Reinstate Glenn Medical Center’s Critical Access Funding

Monday, October 27

Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) introduced the Rural Hospital Fairness Act, which would reinstate Critical Access Hospital (CAH) status for hospitals that were designated as such prior to 2002, still held active CAH status as of December 31, 2024, and serves as the sole hospital in... Read More.

Roger Pyatt Price Sentenced to Over 36 Years in Prison for Firearm and Drug Convictions

Monday, October 27

Roger Pyatt Price was sentenced by the Shasta County District Attorney's Office to 11 years and 4 months plus an additional 25 years to life in state prison following convictions in two separate criminal cases. The first case stemmed from a June 5, 2024 traffic... Read More.

Deadly Multi Vehicle Crash on Interstate 10 Raises Immigration and Road Safety Concerns

Friday, October 24

A tragic multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 10 in Ontario, California, resulted in three deaths and multiple injuries after a semi-truck driven by 21-year-old Jashanpreet Singh slammed into stopped traffic. Authorities allege Singh was under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash.... Read More.

Salinas Valley State Prison Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

Friday, October 24

SOLEDAD – California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) officials are investigating the Oct. 23, 2025 death of an incarcerated person at Salinas Valley State Prison (SVSP) as a homicide. At approximately 9:52 a.m., staff in a recreation yard observed incarcerated persons Todd J.... Read More.

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Rep. Kiley Sponsors Legislation to Ensure Food Assistance Continues for Millions During Shutdown

Oroville Leaders Propose Wildlife Refuge to Protect Feather River and Combat Illegal Dumping

Redding Approves The Peaks Subdivision Despite Ongoing Fire Evacuation Concerns

Jim Morrison Makes Historic First Ski Descent of Everest Hornbein Couloir

Liberty Utilities Launches Commercial Incentive Program to Boost Energy Efficiency and Business Savings

Governor Newsom Denies Parole for Manson Follower Patricia Krenwinkel Again

LaMalfa Introduces Legislation to Reinstate Glenn Medical Center’s Critical Access Funding

Roger Pyatt Price Sentenced to Over 36 Years in Prison for Firearm and Drug Convictions

Deadly Multi Vehicle Crash on Interstate 10 Raises Immigration and Road Safety Concerns

Salinas Valley State Prison Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

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