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Innovative Fish Monitoring Station Boosts Salmon Counts and Reduces Survey Time in Feather River

Tuesday, August 26

The Department of Water Resources announced Monday its fish monitoring station at the Feather River Fish Hatchery, installed July 2023 about 6.5 miles from the hatchery, has helped reduce staff hours spent conducting carcass surveys by three-quarters — and, best of all, the counts... Read More.

California’s New Redistricting Bill Threatens Rural Representation and Voter Voice

Monday, August 25

Assemblymember Heather Hadwick issued the following statement; The Legislature passed and the Governor signed a bill package -ACA8, AB604 & SB280 that dismantles California’s independent redistricting process and puts new maps on the ballot this November. Every state should have an independent redistricting commission to keep... Read More.

California Deer Hunting Season Opens with New Regulations and CWD Management Guidelines

Sunday, August 24

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has commenced the deer season with the opening of Zone A General Season on August 9, 2025. Other hunting zones across the state will begin their seasons in September and October, offering various opportunities for deer... Read More.

California Community Reentry Programs Reduce Recidivism Rates Among Incarcerated Individuals

Thursday, August 21

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation published its first report on recidivism rates of incarcerated people who participated in community reentry programs, finding they are significantly less likely to be convicted or return to prison than incarcerated people who did not participate. Nearly 80 percent of... Read More.

South Lake Tahoe Resident Tests Positive for Bubonic Plague Amid Increased Rodent Cases

Wednesday, August 20

A resident of South Lake Tahoe has tested positive for the bubonic plague El Dorado County officials announced. The person is recovering at home and is believed to have been bitten by an infected flea while camping in Lake Tahoe. So far this year California... Read More.

Mountain Climber Rescued After Disappearance on Mount Shastas Clear Creek Trail

Tuesday, August 19

On Saturday, August 16th, a mountain climber on the Clear Creek Trail of Mount Shasta, called 911 to report his 50 year-old climbing partner missing. The duo were returning to their base camp after a successful summit bid earlier that morning, and at approximately... Read More.

FDA Issues Warning on Contaminated Great Value Shrimp Due to Cesium-137 Risk

Tuesday, August 19

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning against consuming, selling, or serving certain Great Value brand raw frozen shrimp sold at Walmart due to potential contamination with Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope. This alert follows a notification from U.S. Customs and Border... Read More.

California Faces End of an Era as Last Sugar Beet Harvest Commences

Tuesday, August 19

California’s last sugar beet harvest may be happening right now. The Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative, which owns the historic Spreckels Sugar Company factory in Imperial Valley, announced this spring that it will shut the doors on the 78-year-old plant. That closure doesn’t just end... Read More.

California Invests $5 Million in Workforce Development for Forestry and Wildfire Prevention

Monday, August 18

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has allocated $5 million in grant funding to support eight projects aimed at job creation, training future forestry workers, and enhancing the role of small businesses in wildfire prevention and forest management. This funding is part... Read More.

California Democrats Face Backlash Over Controversial Redistricting Maps

Monday, August 18

Doug LaMalfa released that Sacramento Democrats unveiled their illegally drawn, unconstitutional, redistricting maps. If you want to know what’s wrong with these maps – just take a look at them. How on earth does Modoc County on the Nevada and Oregon Border have any common... Read More.

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Innovative Fish Monitoring Station Boosts Salmon Counts and Reduces Survey Time in Feather River

California’s New Redistricting Bill Threatens Rural Representation and Voter Voice

California Deer Hunting Season Opens with New Regulations and CWD Management Guidelines

California Community Reentry Programs Reduce Recidivism Rates Among Incarcerated Individuals

South Lake Tahoe Resident Tests Positive for Bubonic Plague Amid Increased Rodent Cases

Mountain Climber Rescued After Disappearance on Mount Shastas Clear Creek Trail

FDA Issues Warning on Contaminated Great Value Shrimp Due to Cesium-137 Risk

California Faces End of an Era as Last Sugar Beet Harvest Commences

California Invests $5 Million in Workforce Development for Forestry and Wildfire Prevention

California Democrats Face Backlash Over Controversial Redistricting Maps

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