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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.

California’s Failed $2.2B Ivanpah Solar Power Facility is Shutting Down

Wednesday, September 24

California’s aggressive shift from nuclear power to mandated wind and solar energy has led to significant challenges in electricity reliability and cost. Since the 2006 passage of AB 32, which set ambitious greenhouse gas reduction goals, the state has experienced frequent power outages, partly... Read More.

Sacramento to Launch Two Pro Indoor Soccer Teams with New Rancho Cordova Arena by 2027

Wednesday, September 24

Sacramento landed two professional soccer teams this week that are expected to debut in 2027, with a new indoor arena planned for Rancho Cordova. The Major Arena Soccer League announced Tuesday that the Sacramento area would be awarded two expansion franchises — one men’s... Read More.

Federal Judge Rules Grimmway Farms Discriminated Against Disabled Workers by Forcing Unpaid Leave

Wednesday, September 24

A federal judge in Sacramento ruled Monday that Grimmway Farms, the world’s largest carrot grower, engaged in systemic disability discrimination against hundreds of its employees by forcing them onto unpaid leave instead of providing accommodations that would have allowed them to keep working. The... Read More.

Man Arrested in Sutter County for Impersonating Officer with Illegal Firearms

Monday, September 22

The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on September 20 who was impersonating a peace officer in the area of Highway 20 and Bridge Street. According to officials, deputies responded to a report from a motorist about a suspicious traffic stop. Officials say that... Read More.

Reflecting on Leadership Achievements and the Future of California Republicans

Sunday, September 21

As I officially step down as Republican Leader in the State Assembly, I am reflective and proud of all we have accomplished together as a caucus. First, there are the political victories that I cherish so much. When I came in as leader, we had... Read More.

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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

California’s Failed $2.2B Ivanpah Solar Power Facility is Shutting Down

Sacramento to Launch Two Pro Indoor Soccer Teams with New Rancho Cordova Arena by 2027

Federal Judge Rules Grimmway Farms Discriminated Against Disabled Workers by Forcing Unpaid Leave

Man Arrested in Sutter County for Impersonating Officer with Illegal Firearms

Reflecting on Leadership Achievements and the Future of California Republicans

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