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DMV Opens 15-Day Public Comment Period on Autonomous Heavy- and Light-Duty Vehicles

Wednesday, December 3

The California DMV has released revised proposed regulations that would allow truck manufacturers to apply for permits to test and deploy heavy-duty autonomous vehicle technology on California roadways and new requirements for light-duty autonomous vehicles. The 15-day public comment period begins today and ends... Read More.

Tracking White Nose Syndrome Threatening California’s Bats and Biodiversity

Tuesday, December 2

California Department of Fish and Wildlife White Nose Syndrome (WNS) Response Project is tracking white-nose syndrome, a deadly fungal disease impacting California’s bats, which is no small feat as bats are small, nocturnal, and can be difficult to find and even more difficult to... Read More.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUSPECT SHOOTS AT DEPUTY, DIES BY SUICIDE AFTER 5 HOUR LONG STANDOFF

Tuesday, December 2

At approximately 12:40 AM on December 2nd, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a reported domestic violence incident at an apartment complex on the 3800 block of 44th Avenue in South Sacramento. An anonymous caller reported a male and female physically fighting inside a... Read More.

Deadly Mass Shooting at Stockton Birthday Party Leaves Four Dead and Eleven Injured

Monday, December 1

A targeted mass shooting at a Stockton-area child’s birthday party has left four dead, including children aged 8, 9, 14, and a 21-year-old, and 11 others injured. The tragic event occurred just before 6 p.m. Saturday at a banquet hall on Lucile Avenue near... Read More.

Paradise Police Arrest Man After Officer Assault and Vehicle Pursuit

Monday, December 1

On Monday, December 1st, Paradise Police arrested Joseph Adams, the man who allegedly attacked a Paradise Police officer was taken into custody at 8:15 a.m. near Pioneer Trail and Pentz Road. The Shelter in Place advisory was lifted, and there is no longer a... Read More.

Fines Begin for Solo Drivers Using Carpool Lanes with Clean Air Vehicle Decals as Program Ends

Monday, December 1

Starting Monday, drivers using the carpool lanes solo with Clean Air Vehicle decals will face fines as the 60-day grace period ends. The federal government has discontinued the California Clean Air Vehicle Decal Program, which previously allowed low and zero-emission vehicles to use carpool... Read More.

California Wildlife Department Seeks Public Input on Statewide Deer Conservation Plan in Bishop Meeting

Monday, December 1

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will host a public meeting on December 2 to gather input on the development of a Statewide Deer Conservation and Management Plan. The meeting will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Tallman Pavilion at... Read More.

Dixon Police Relaunch Bait Package Program to Stop Porch Pirates and Protect Deliveries

Wednesday, November 26

Northern California’s Dixon Police Department is reinstating its Bait Package program to combat package theft, commonly known as “porch piracy.” The initiative involves placing ordinary-looking parcels equipped with GPS trackers around the city. When someone attempts to steal a bait package, officers are immediately... Read More.

California Reservoirs Show Strong Early Season Gains Exceeding Historical Averages

Wednesday, November 26

California's water reservoirs are showing strong early-season gains following the state's first major winter storm. Nearly every major reservoir now exceeds its historical average for this time of year, signaling a positive shift after years of drought. Shasta Lake, the largest reservoir, is at... Read More.

Yosemite Closes Popular Climbing Routes Near Royal Arches Due to Expanding Crack

Tuesday, November 25

Yosemite National Park has temporarily closed several popular climbing routes near Royal Arches due to safety concerns stemming from a rapidly expanding crack on the western side of the formation. Known as “Super Natural,” this fissure has grown from about one inch in 2023... Read More.

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DMV Opens 15-Day Public Comment Period on Autonomous Heavy- and Light-Duty Vehicles

Tracking White Nose Syndrome Threatening California’s Bats and Biodiversity

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUSPECT SHOOTS AT DEPUTY, DIES BY SUICIDE AFTER 5 HOUR LONG STANDOFF

Deadly Mass Shooting at Stockton Birthday Party Leaves Four Dead and Eleven Injured

Paradise Police Arrest Man After Officer Assault and Vehicle Pursuit

Fines Begin for Solo Drivers Using Carpool Lanes with Clean Air Vehicle Decals as Program Ends

California Wildlife Department Seeks Public Input on Statewide Deer Conservation Plan in Bishop Meeting

Dixon Police Relaunch Bait Package Program to Stop Porch Pirates and Protect Deliveries

California Reservoirs Show Strong Early Season Gains Exceeding Historical Averages

Yosemite Closes Popular Climbing Routes Near Royal Arches Due to Expanding Crack

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