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CCaltrans District 2 Crash Responder Safety Campaign Urges Drivers to “Protect Those Who Protect You”

Monday, November 3

Caltrans District 2 is joining the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and traffic safety partners nationwide in recognizing Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW), November 17-21, 2025, and extending the effort throughout the entire month of November, because this message is too important to share for... Read More.

Parole Agents Help Ensure the Safety of Children and Families During Operation Boo

Monday, November 3

As part of their mission to help keep children safe throughout the year, parole agents from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) on Halloween conducted compliance checks and home visits in communities across the state. Participating in “Operation Boo” were more than 250... Read More.

CA state retirement fund lost 71% of $468M put in clean energy, won’t say how

Friday, October 31

The California Public Employees' Retirement System for state employees lost 71% of its $468 million investment in a clean energy and technology private equity fund, state records show, but CalPERS won’t explain how. These losses are a major problem for California taxpayers, who at least... Read More.

Community Foundation of the North State Establishes New Critical Response Funds in Shasta, Siskiyou, and Tehama CountieS

Friday, October 31

The Community Foundation of the North State (CFNS) today announced the establishment of new Critical Response Funds in Shasta, Siskiyou, and Tehama counties to address urgent community needs during this time of uncertainty and disruption. These three funds will be seeded with $2,500 each... Read More.

Senator Megan Dahle – There is Help to Keep the Cupboard Stocked

Thursday, October 30

Because the U.S. Congress has not passed a federal budget yet for the year, many federal agencies are shut down, federal employees’ paychecks are delayed, and some benefits are paused and could be delayed for the month of November even if the government reopens. Perhaps... Read More.

California Returns Ancestral Land to Tule River Tribe Restores Wildlife and Ecosystems

Thursday, October 30

In a landmark move for tribal sovereignty and ecological restoration, California announced the return of 17,030 acres of ancestral land to the Tule River Indian Tribe — the largest land return in the Sierra Nevada foothills and Central Valley region. The land, located in the... Read More.

California Officers Seize 178 Undersized Pismo Clams from Illegal Collectors at Closed Pismo Beach

Thursday, October 30

California Department of Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement seized 178 undersized Pismo clams from four individuals who were spotted digging and collecting the species in a closed off area of Pismo Beach. An officer spotted the individuals while on patrol at the north end of... Read More.

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.

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CCaltrans District 2 Crash Responder Safety Campaign Urges Drivers to “Protect Those Who Protect You”

Parole Agents Help Ensure the Safety of Children and Families During Operation Boo

CA state retirement fund lost 71% of $468M put in clean energy, won’t say how

Community Foundation of the North State Establishes New Critical Response Funds in Shasta, Siskiyou, and Tehama CountieS

Senator Megan Dahle – There is Help to Keep the Cupboard Stocked

California Returns Ancestral Land to Tule River Tribe Restores Wildlife and Ecosystems

California Officers Seize 178 Undersized Pismo Clams from Illegal Collectors at Closed Pismo Beach

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

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