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Psychiatrist Attacked at California Medical Facility Under Investigation as Attempted Homicide

Monday, September 1

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials are investigating an attack on a psychiatrist at California Medical Facility (CMF) as an attempted homicide. On Aug. 29, 2025, at approximately 12:48 p.m., incarcerated person Jose L. Ramirez allegedly attacked a psychiatrist during a one-on-one meeting. A correctional... Read More.

Bay Area Players Win $1.16 Million Each After Missing $1 Billion Powerball Jackpot by One Number

Sunday, August 31

Two Bay Area lottery players missed the $1 billion Powerball jackpot by one number but still came away with seven-figure winnings in Saturday night's draw, according to the California Lottery. By matching the first five numbers, Powerball tickets sold in Milpitas and Pleasant Hill each... Read More.

Glenn Medical Center to Close Emergency Services Amid Community Concern and Job Losses

Thursday, August 28

The Glenn Medical Center is set to close its emergency room and hospital services on October 21, leaving the community and its employees in distress. Staff members are now focused on job searches, while there remains a glimmer of hope for a last-minute resolution. Bradley... Read More.

Controller Malia M. Cohen Reunites California’s Special Districts with Over $180,000 in Unclaimed Properties

Wednesday, August 27

\ State Controller Malia M. Cohen today announced that special districts from throughout California will be reunited with a combined $181,728 in unclaimed property. Controller Cohen presented an unclaimed property check during her remarks at the California Special Districts Association Annual (CSDA) Conference &... Read More.

California Revokes Fishing Licenses of Two Repeat Offenders for Violations

Wednesday, August 27

The California Fish and Game Commission has revoked the commercial fishing licenses and permits of two fishermen after extensive histories of violations in the lobster and Dungeness crab fisheries. At its June 11-12, 2025, meeting, the Commission – acting on California Department of Fish and... Read More.

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.

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Psychiatrist Attacked at California Medical Facility Under Investigation as Attempted Homicide

Bay Area Players Win $1.16 Million Each After Missing $1 Billion Powerball Jackpot by One Number

Glenn Medical Center to Close Emergency Services Amid Community Concern and Job Losses

Controller Malia M. Cohen Reunites California’s Special Districts with Over $180,000 in Unclaimed Properties

California Revokes Fishing Licenses of Two Repeat Offenders for Violations

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

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