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California CHP Maximum Enforcement Period Focuses on Preventing Impaired Driving Tragedies

Friday, October 2

This Maximum Enforcement Period is about more than enforcement. It’s about preventing the next tragedy. From 6:00 p.m. October 2 through 5:59 a.m. October 3, CHP personnel of all ranks and assignments will be working throughout California, with a particular focus on identifying and removing... Read More.

New California Region Supervisors Carrie Phillips and Kelley Brackett Strengthen Agricultural Education

Wednesday, September 30

Carrie Phillips and Kelley Brackett have joined as the newest Region Supervisors for agricultural education in California. Carrie Phillips steps into the Central Region role with over 20 years of experience. She started as a student teacher at Arroyo Grande High School and built her... Read More.

Sierra Nevada Cheese Recalls All Graziers Raw Milk Cheese Due to E coli O26 Contamination

Wednesday, September 30

Sierra Nevada Cheese Company of Willows, California, is voluntarily recalling all Graziers Raw Milk Cheese currently in the market because due to potential contamination with Escherichia coli O26:H11 (E. coli O26:H11). E. coli O26:H11 is a Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) that can cause serious... Read More.

California enacts Disaster Recovery Reform Act to speed wildfire insurance claims and protect homeowners

Wednesday, September 30

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 876, known as the Disaster Recovery Reform Act, to protect homeowners and renters recovering from wildfires and other disasters. The bill speeds up insurance claim payments and doubles penalties for insurance companies that delay or stall claims. Insurance Commissioner... Read More.

Caltrans Overnight Paving Begins on SR 99 Road Rehabilitation in Tehama County

Tuesday, September 29

Caltrans will conduct overnight paving work on the VP2 Road Rehabilitation project, which will completely restore the roadway with paving and widening, and improve ride quality on State Route (SR) 99 in Tehama County. Work includes paving driveway and road connections, improving pedestrian facilities... Read More.

AB 1555 Expands College of the Siskiyous Tuition Exemptions for Oregon Border Students

Monday, September 28

AB 1555 — College of the Siskiyous SIGNED INTO LAW! This bill allows College of the Siskiyous to exempt up to 200 students living in Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath Counties in Oregon from nonresident tuition fees. For a rural, border community like ours, state... Read More.

Tahoe National Forest Lowers Fire Restrictions to Stage 1 Allowing Campfires in Designated Areas

Monday, September 28

Tahoe National Forest has reduced fire restrictions from Stage 2 to Stage 1 effective today, Sept. 28. Under these restrictions, campfires are permitted in provided fire rings or charcoal grills within Tahoe National Forest’s developed campgrounds and day-use sites, but not outside of those... Read More.

New Man in the Middle Scam Targets Farmers Ranchers and Hay Buyers

Monday, September 28

Unfortunately, we have a new scam making the rounds, and this time, scammers are targeting our farmers, ranchers and agricultural community. This is a sophisticated “man-in-the-middle” fraud scheme targeting agricultural producers, brokers and people purchasing hay through online marketplaces. Here’s how the scam works: 1. A scammer... Read More.

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick Named California’s Sole Rodel Fellow in Class of 2027

Friday, September 25

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R-Alturas) has been selected for the prestigious Rodel Fellowship Class of 2027, joining 24 other state and local elected leaders from across the country. She is the only California official in the class. “This is an incredible honor, especially as I finish... Read More.

California Celebrates First Dolly Parton Day Honoring Music and Literacy Legacy

Friday, September 25

California is officially celebrating its inaugural Dolly Parton Day today, September 25. The state observance honors the iconic country music singer, actress, and humanitarian, with the date serving as a play on her famous anthem, 9 to 5. The annual day of recognition was signed... Read More.

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California CHP Maximum Enforcement Period Focuses on Preventing Impaired Driving Tragedies

New California Region Supervisors Carrie Phillips and Kelley Brackett Strengthen Agricultural Education

Sierra Nevada Cheese Recalls All Graziers Raw Milk Cheese Due to E coli O26 Contamination

California enacts Disaster Recovery Reform Act to speed wildfire insurance claims and protect homeowners

Caltrans Overnight Paving Begins on SR 99 Road Rehabilitation in Tehama County

AB 1555 Expands College of the Siskiyous Tuition Exemptions for Oregon Border Students

Tahoe National Forest Lowers Fire Restrictions to Stage 1 Allowing Campfires in Designated Areas

New Man in the Middle Scam Targets Farmers Ranchers and Hay Buyers

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick Named California’s Sole Rodel Fellow in Class of 2027

California Celebrates First Dolly Parton Day Honoring Music and Literacy Legacy

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