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California Climate Credit to Deliver Energy Bill Savings to PG&E Customers

Tuesday, April 7

— In April, millions of residential and eligible small business customers will see a California Climate Credit automatically applied to their Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) bill. No action is needed by customers. Residential households with an active natural gas account will receive a... Read More.

Spring Mushroom Season is here

Tuesday, April 7

Important Announcement from U.S. Forest Service Spring mushroom harvest season opens in the Mount Shasta and McCloud ranger districts of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest on Tuesday, April 7, 2026. The season ends July 31, 2026. More information about the rules for the mushroom harvest can... Read More.

Rising Gray Wolf Sightings and Livestock Attacks Prompt Calls for Updated California Management Policies

Monday, April 6

Recent Wolf Sightings and Depredations Underscore Need for Changes to California Gray Wolf Management The Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office has received an increasing number of reports of Gray Wolf presence near residences. A Butte Valley resident notified the Sheriff’s Office of two adult Gray Wolves... Read More.

Sierra Conservation Center Fire Academy Empowers Incarcerated Firefighters with State Certified Training

Friday, April 3

Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) has hosted the Columbia College Fire Academy (CCFA) since 2005, supporting spring and fall academies. In 2018, SCC expanded the program to include incarcerated firefighters. Participants can complete state-certified Firefighter 1 and 2 training. They also complete Office of the... Read More.

Bank Scam Prevention

Friday, April 3

The Nevada County Sheriff's Office (NCSO) would like to remind the community to always be vigilant of potential scammers and wary of unsolicited communication—especially if the communication involves money and the need to act immediately. This week, an elderly Grass Valley woman was duped into... Read More.

State Lawmaker Macedo Applauds Federal Crackdown on Hospice Fraud, Slams Newsom for Lack of Guardrails

Thursday, April 2

Following federal arrests of several individuals involved in a massive Southern California hospice fraud scheme, Assemblywoman Alexandra M. Macedo (R-Tulare), who spearheaded the discovery of the rampant fraud in “ground zero” of hospice care fraud, released the following: “Hospice care is a sacred promise of... Read More.

Public Health Alert For Frozen, Dinosaur-Shaped, Ready-To-Eat Chicken Nuggets

Thursday, April 2

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing a public health alert for frozen, dinosaur-shaped, ready-to-eat chicken nuggets that may be contaminated with unsafe levels of lead. A recall was not requested because the products are no longer available for... Read More.

ncarcerated Person Apprehended Minutes After Walking Away from Growlersburg Conservation Camp

Thursday, April 2

An incarcerated person who walked away from Growlersburg Conservation Camp in El Dorado County was apprehended minutes later on April. 1, 2026. At approximately 7:40 a.m., camp staff discovered camp participant Jose F. Zamora was missing from the camp during a head count. Staff immediately... Read More.

Meet the Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard

Wednesday, April 1

With a name like that, you may be surprised to learn this lizard is said to descend directly from leopards, which would explain its wild speed and fierce hunting skills. (April Fools ) Here are the real facts: Found only in California’s San Joaquin Valley and nearby... Read More.

Caltrans Reminds Candidates of State Requirements for Political Signs Along Highways

Wednesday, April 1

As election season approaches, Caltrans District 2 is reminding political candidates and campaign workers of state laws governing the placement of temporary political signs visible from state highways. Section 5405.3 of the State Outdoor Advertising Act allows an exemption for the placement of temporary political... Read More.

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California Climate Credit to Deliver Energy Bill Savings to PG&E Customers

Spring Mushroom Season is here

Rising Gray Wolf Sightings and Livestock Attacks Prompt Calls for Updated California Management Policies

Sierra Conservation Center Fire Academy Empowers Incarcerated Firefighters with State Certified Training

Bank Scam Prevention

State Lawmaker Macedo Applauds Federal Crackdown on Hospice Fraud, Slams Newsom for Lack of Guardrails

Public Health Alert For Frozen, Dinosaur-Shaped, Ready-To-Eat Chicken Nuggets

ncarcerated Person Apprehended Minutes After Walking Away from Growlersburg Conservation Camp

Meet the Blunt-Nosed Leopard Lizard

Caltrans Reminds Candidates of State Requirements for Political Signs Along Highways

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