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USDA Announces Lawfare Partnership with SBA to Shield Producers, Ranchers, and Small Businesses from Weaponized Regulation

Friday, July 3

Ending abusive government overreach. Protecting farmers, families, private property, and small businesses. ________________________________________ (Washington, D.C., July 2, 2026) – Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Small Business Administration (SBA) to combat weaponized regulatory and enforcement... Read More.

CDFW: Keep Yearling Black Bears Wild During Busy Fourth of July Holiday Weekend

Friday, July 3

As Californians head outdoors for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, wildlife officials are reminding the public to take extra care when it comes to food, trash, and bears. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife says summer is a particularly important time for yearling... Read More.

New Federal Guide Aims to Help Communities Better Prepare for Wildfire Evacuations

Thursday, July 2

With wildfire season underway, the U.S. Fire Administration has released a new planning guide designed to help communities prepare for evacuations before disaster strikes. The National Wildfire Evacuation Planning Guidance gives fire departments, law enforcement agencies, emergency managers, tribal governments, and other organizations a... Read More.

Congressman Gallagher Secures $155 Million for Sacramento River Basin Water Infrastructure in House WRDA Bill

Wednesday, July 1

WASHINGTON, D.C.—At the request of Rep. James Gallagher (CA-01), the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee today approved an authorization of $155 million for the Sacramento River Basin through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Environmental Infrastructure program, to support water and wastewater infrastructure, environmental... Read More.

California Opens Applications for Nearly $820 Million in Business Tax Credits

Wednesday, July 1

California businesses looking to expand, create jobs, or make new investments will soon have another opportunity to compete for state tax incentives. The state has announced that $819.8 million will be available through the California Competes Tax Credit program during the 2026–2027 fiscal year. The... Read More.

California Anglers Can Fish Without a License on the Fourth of July

Tuesday, June 30

If you've been thinking about giving fishing a try, or introducing someone new to the sport, this Friday offers the perfect opportunity. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is celebrating Independence Day with the state's first Free Fishing Day of 2026, allowing anyone... Read More.

Incarcerated Students Make California History with Forestry Degrees

Monday, June 29

A group of incarcerated students has reached a milestone that's a first for California. Eight students in the Rising Scholars Program at Lake Tahoe Community College have become the first incarcerated students in the state to earn an Associate of Science degree in Forestry. In... Read More.

Wildfire Season Escalates: U.S. Raises National Preparedness Level to 4

Monday, June 29

With wildfire activity intensifying across the country, federal fire officials have raised the National Preparedness Level to Level 4, signaling that firefighting resources are under growing demand nationwide. The National Interagency Fire Center announced the increase Monday, citing significant fire activity across multiple regions... Read More.

New California Laws Take Effect July 1: What You Need to Know

Monday, June 29

Several new California laws take effect July 1, bringing changes that will affect students, families, drivers, and consumers across the state. One of the biggest changes for schools comes under Assembly Bill 3216, also known as the Phone-Free School Act. By July 1, every public... Read More.

Forty New Parole Agents Ready to Serve California Communities

Sunday, June 28

Forty new parole agents are stepping into the field after graduating from the Basic Parole Agent Academy in Galt. The ceremony was held today at the Richard A. McGee Correctional Training Center, marking the end of 13 weeks of intensive training. Now, these graduates are... Read More.

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USDA Announces Lawfare Partnership with SBA to Shield Producers, Ranchers, and Small Businesses from Weaponized Regulation

CDFW: Keep Yearling Black Bears Wild During Busy Fourth of July Holiday Weekend

New Federal Guide Aims to Help Communities Better Prepare for Wildfire Evacuations

Congressman Gallagher Secures $155 Million for Sacramento River Basin Water Infrastructure in House WRDA Bill

California Opens Applications for Nearly $820 Million in Business Tax Credits

California Anglers Can Fish Without a License on the Fourth of July

Incarcerated Students Make California History with Forestry Degrees

Wildfire Season Escalates: U.S. Raises National Preparedness Level to 4

New California Laws Take Effect July 1: What You Need to Know

Forty New Parole Agents Ready to Serve California Communities

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