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CalWATRS Launch Workshop Helps Farmers Transition to New Water Rights Reporting Platform

Tuesday, September 30

The State Water Resources Control Board is replacing its old “eWRIMS” water rights platform with the new CalWATRS platform. CalWATRS will be the new online platform for all water rights administration and reporting, including the reporting due February 1, 2026. Most agricultural producers are required... Read More.

School Counselor Arrested For Sex Crimes Against a Child

Monday, September 29

On September 28, 2025, at 10:37 am, deputies received a report of child molestation that occurred at Cinnabar Elementary School in Petaluma involving a school counselor. Following their initial investigation, deputies contacted detectives from the Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault (DVSA) Unit, who took over the... Read More.

Tyson Recalls 58 Million Pounds of Corn Dogs and Sausage Sticks Over Wood Contamination

Monday, September 29

About 58 million pounds of corn dogs and other sausage-on-a-stick products are being recalled across the U.S. because pieces of wood may be embedded in the batter, with several consumers reporting injuries to date. The notice published by the Agriculture Department’s Food Safety and Inspection... Read More.

Siskiyou Deputy Arrests Woman with Lethal Fentanyl and Oxycodone in Dunsmuir

Monday, September 29

Just after midnight on Sunday, a Siskiyou County Sheriff's Deputy contacted a vehicle near Manfredi's Market in Dunsmuir. Inside, a female was passed out in the front driver's seat with drug paraphernalia in plain view. Fortunately, the woman came to after repeated attempts to... Read More.

Man Cited for Illegal Gold Dredging on Salmon River

Monday, September 29

On August 20, 2024, wardens discovered a man actively dredging the Salmon River near Cecilville in search of gold. He was cited in the field and his equipment seized. Although the case was initially dismissed due to a clerical error, prosecutors have since refiled... Read More.

National Forest Visitor Surveys Begin October 1 for Recreation Planning

Saturday, September 27

Calling all visitors! Starting Oct. 1, you may encounter contract employees conducting public surveys in developed and dispersed recreation sites. These National Visitor Use Monitoring surveys are a Forest Service program designed to estimate visitor volume and usage on national forests. Surveys are voluntary... Read More.

Sierra Butte Fire Lookout Northern California Hike With Stunning Views

Saturday, September 27

The Sierra Butte Fire Lookout Is The Northern California Hike That Leads To The Most Awe-Inspiring Lookout It's no secret that Northern California has some pretty stellar hikes with some amazing views. This particular hike rises to the top, literally!

California Enacts Safe Haven Schools Act Protecting Students From Immigration Enforcement

Friday, September 26

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 49, the California Safe Haven Schools Act, authored by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi, Chair of the Assembly Education Committee, alongside Latino Caucus Chair Senator Lena Gonzalez, Vice Chair Assemblymember Liz Ortega, and Assemblymember Celeste Rodriguez. This new law... Read More.

Sacramento County Approves Over One Million for Military Style Equipment to Boost Sheriff Safety

Friday, September 26

Sacramento County supervisors have unanimously approved spending over $1 million on military-style equipment for the sheriff’s office to improve safety in high-risk situations. The purchase includes a Bearcat armored vehicle costing $500,000, a robot valued at nearly $450,000, and 27 drones starting at $5,000... Read More.

California Climate Credit Sends Millions Automatic October Electricity Bill Refunds

Thursday, September 25

Over 11.5 million California households will receive automatic refunds on their October electricity bills through the California Climate Credit program. Refund amounts range from $35 to $259, with most households getting between $56 and $81. This follows a similar refund issued in the spring. The... Read More.

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CalWATRS Launch Workshop Helps Farmers Transition to New Water Rights Reporting Platform

School Counselor Arrested For Sex Crimes Against a Child

Tyson Recalls 58 Million Pounds of Corn Dogs and Sausage Sticks Over Wood Contamination

Siskiyou Deputy Arrests Woman with Lethal Fentanyl and Oxycodone in Dunsmuir

Man Cited for Illegal Gold Dredging on Salmon River

National Forest Visitor Surveys Begin October 1 for Recreation Planning

Sierra Butte Fire Lookout Northern California Hike With Stunning Views

California Enacts Safe Haven Schools Act Protecting Students From Immigration Enforcement

Sacramento County Approves Over One Million for Military Style Equipment to Boost Sheriff Safety

California Climate Credit Sends Millions Automatic October Electricity Bill Refunds

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