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California to Close Rehabilitation Center by 2026 Amid Declining Prison Population

Monday, August 4

Responding to projections of lower prison populations in future years and providing for needed cost savings, today, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) announced the plans to close the California Rehabilitation Center (CRC) in Riverside County by Fall 2026. CDCR is committed to... Read More.

California Successfully Eradicates Mediterranean Fruit Fly Infestation in Fremont

Monday, August 4

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Alameda County Agricultural Commissioner’s office have eradicated a Mediterranean fruit fly (Medfly) infestation centered in and around the City of Fremont, ending a 213-square-mile quarantine that began September 6, 2024. CDFA used the... Read More.

BLM Invites Public Comments on Upcoming Oil and Gas Lease Sale for 19,957 Acres

Monday, August 4

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on Monday opened a 30-day public comment period regarding its plans to offer 11 oil and gas parcels, totaling 19,957 acres, in a lease sale scheduled for March 2026. The comment period will remain open through Sept. 3. Leasing is... Read More.

California Challenges USDA Data Request in 35th Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

Monday, August 4

California filed its 35th lawsuit this year against the Trump administration on Monday. This new case is in response to an order from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), which told states to turn over five years of personal data on people who get... Read More.

Major Drug and Firearms Bust in Redding Seizes Over $465,000 in Cash

Monday, August 4

Multiple search warrants executed in Redding on August 1, 2025, led to the seizure of over $465,000 in cash and firearms. The operation began with a search at an illegal indoor cannabis cultivation site on Jordan Drive, where authorities discovered not only cannabis plants... Read More.

Sewage Leak Raises E. Coli Levels in Lake Tahoe Urging Caution for Visitors

Sunday, August 3

Officials in Lake Tahoe are urging visitors and residents to stay away from the water near Camp Richardson after a sewage leak resulted in elevated levels of E. coli bacteria in the lake. Water samples taken near the resort on the lake’s South Shore came... Read More.

Firefighters Near Full Containment of Green Fire with Improved Weather Conditions

Friday, August 1

Firefighters continue to make progress in containing the Green Fire, which has now burned 19,022 acres since it began on July 1. According to California Team 3, the fire is currently 95% contained as of Friday morning. Officials say that improved weather conditions have helped... Read More.

PG&E Aims for 10 GW Increase in Electricity Demand from Data Centers to Boost Jobs and Lower Bills

Friday, August 1

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has announced its goal to meet 10 gigawatts (GW) of new electricity demand from data center projects over the next decade, enough to power approximately 7.5 million homes at once. This figure represents a notable increase from previous... Read More.

Suspicious Package at Congressman LaMalfas Office Sparks Major Emergency Response

Thursday, July 31

A suspicious package left outside U.S. Rep. Doug LaMalfa’s Chico office Thursday led to an evacuation of nearby businesses and a major emergency response. The package was found outside the Philadelphia Square office complex on Independence Circle just after 1 p.m. Police, firefighters, hazmat crews,... Read More.

Tulare County Farmer Navigates Dairy and Nut Production

Wednesday, July 30

Tulare County dairy and tree nut farmer Our dairy has 1,600 milking Jersey cows. We’re a Land O’Lakes shipper. A lot of our trucks go to Saputo, and the milk gets made into cheese. We also grow almonds and pistachios and most of our own... Read More.

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California to Close Rehabilitation Center by 2026 Amid Declining Prison Population

California Successfully Eradicates Mediterranean Fruit Fly Infestation in Fremont

BLM Invites Public Comments on Upcoming Oil and Gas Lease Sale for 19,957 Acres

California Challenges USDA Data Request in 35th Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

Major Drug and Firearms Bust in Redding Seizes Over $465,000 in Cash

Sewage Leak Raises E. Coli Levels in Lake Tahoe Urging Caution for Visitors

Firefighters Near Full Containment of Green Fire with Improved Weather Conditions

PG&E Aims for 10 GW Increase in Electricity Demand from Data Centers to Boost Jobs and Lower Bills

Suspicious Package at Congressman LaMalfas Office Sparks Major Emergency Response

Tulare County Farmer Navigates Dairy and Nut Production

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