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California Prepares for Historic El Niño with Emergency Declaration and Insurance Guidance

Wednesday, September 23

Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency to boost California’s readiness for a “likely historic” El Niño. Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara urges residents to review insurance coverage and prepare for flooding, heavy rain, mudslides, and severe weather. Lara emphasizes the importance of knowing insurance... Read More.

CAL FIRE Awards 10 Million to Boost Forest Health Wildfire Workforce and Resilience

Wednesday, September 23

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) awarded $10 million to 17 projects focused on improving forest health, reducing wildfire risk, and boosting the forest-sector workforce. These grants come from CAL FIRE’s Business and Workforce Development program, funded through California Climate Investments.... Read More.

Homicide Investigation Underway After Inmate Death at Pelican Bay State Prison

Tuesday, September 22

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials are investigating the death of an incarcerated person at Pelican Bay State Prison (PBSP) as a homicide. On Sept. 17, 2026, at approximately 6 p.m., staff responded to a medical emergency call and found incarcerated person Rene... Read More.

National Child Passenger Safety Week California CHP Reminds Parents to Secure Kids Properly

Monday, September 21

It's National Child Passenger Safety Week. Keeping California’s youngest passengers safe is a responsibility we take seriously. During National Child Passenger Safety Week, the California Highway Patrol reminds parents and caregivers to make sure children are properly restrained in a car seat or booster seat that... Read More.

Protect Yourself From MyChart Phishing Scams Targeting Patients Worldwide

Thursday, September 17

About 190 million patients worldwide use MyChart to communicate with healthcare providers. This large user base attracts scammers targeting these patients with phishing emails. Recently, MyChart reported a rise in scam emails that look like official messages about medical results. These emails include links to... Read More.

Man Shot with Birdshot in Siskiyou County Arrest Made in Assault Case

Wednesday, September 16

On Saturday, September 5th, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) was alerted to the presence of a gunshot victim at Fairchild Medical Center. When Deputies responded, they located the victim, 49 year old Baojue Lin of Elk Grove, CA and noted that he had... Read More.

California Senate Bill 1135 Secures 5 Million to Support Ranchers Facing Wolf Conflicts

Wednesday, September 16

The Office of Sen. Megan Dahle announces that Senate Bill 1135, the budget bill passed at the end of the legislative session, includes $5 million in new funding to help support ranchers dealing with wolf conflicts. The new resources include $2.5 million specifically to compensate... Read More.

The 2026 State Budget Includes $120 Million of Key Investments for Assembly District 1

Tuesday, September 15

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R-Alturas) is highlighting more than $120 million in funding priorities she advocated for through California’s 2026 budget process, along with a critical policy extension protecting California’s goat and sheep herding industry. Among Hadwick’s most significant budget efforts was leading the charge on the... Read More.

Mount Shasta Climber Rescued After Injury and Overnight Descent on Avalanche Gulch

Monday, September 14

On Friday, Sept. 11, the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office received a report of an overdue climber on the Avalanche Gulch route of Mount Shasta. The climber, a man from San Jose, Calif., had successfully summitted the mountain about 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10. However,... Read More.

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick Wraps Up 2026 Legislative Session with 12 Bills on Governor’s Desk

Friday, September 11

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R-Alturas) wrapped up the 2026 legislative session after a final stretch of long floor sessions, thousands of votes and last-minute negotiations, finishing the year strong and delivering for her district. The Legislature was scheduled to complete its work by midnight on August... Read More.

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California Prepares for Historic El Niño with Emergency Declaration and Insurance Guidance

CAL FIRE Awards 10 Million to Boost Forest Health Wildfire Workforce and Resilience

Homicide Investigation Underway After Inmate Death at Pelican Bay State Prison

National Child Passenger Safety Week California CHP Reminds Parents to Secure Kids Properly

Protect Yourself From MyChart Phishing Scams Targeting Patients Worldwide

Man Shot with Birdshot in Siskiyou County Arrest Made in Assault Case

California Senate Bill 1135 Secures 5 Million to Support Ranchers Facing Wolf Conflicts

The 2026 State Budget Includes $120 Million of Key Investments for Assembly District 1

Mount Shasta Climber Rescued After Injury and Overnight Descent on Avalanche Gulch

Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick Wraps Up 2026 Legislative Session with 12 Bills on Governor’s Desk

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