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USDA Cuts Over 145 DEI Programs to Save $148.6 Million and Focus on Farmers

Thursday, June 19

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the termination of over 145 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) focused awards by the United States Department of Agriculture, resulting in potential savings of up to $148.6 million. Rollins stated, “Putting American Farmers First means cutting the... Read More.

Gila Monsters Sunbathe and Hunt in Their Natural Habitat

Thursday, June 19

This gila monster is having some fun in the sun. These impressive lizards spend the majority of their time concealed underground, residing in burrows, packrat nests, or caliche caves and dens. They are most frequently observed out and about from March through May or June.... Read More.

Senator Jones Calls for Audit of California Air Resources Board Amid Rising Gas Prices

Thursday, June 19

Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones has requested an independent audit of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) concerning its significant changes to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS). This regulation is projected to increase gasoline prices by up to 65 cents per gallon... Read More.

Stay Safe from Spiders and Insects: Essential Tips to Prevent Bites in California

Wednesday, June 18

Many spiders and insects in California can turn summer enjoyment into discomfort if bitten, according to the California Poison Control System (CPCS). Spider bites, particularly from a Black Widow, can lead to both mild and severe symptoms. Mild symptoms like pain and itching can... Read More.

CDCR Proactive Public Safety Sweep Leads to Discovery of Weapons, Other Contraband

Wednesday, June 18

In response to recent high levels of violence and a need to improve public safety inside institutions, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) has proactively conducted enforcement sweeps for contraband through modified programing. “CDCR has an obligation to ensure public safety for staff,... Read More.

Discover 11 Surprising Facts About Lake Tahoe

Tuesday, June 17

11 Fun Facts About Lake Tahoe 1. Lake Tahoe is so deep (1,645 feet) that if the lake were tipped over, its water would cover all of California with 14 inches of water. 2. It’s estimated that Lake Tahoe is 99.994% pure, making it one of... Read More.

California’s Deer Conservation Efforts Through Helicopter Captures and GPS Tracking

Tuesday, June 17

CDFW conducts mule deer helicopter captures to collect critical data for management of the state’s deer populations. During these captures, staff collect physiological (bodily functions) and morphometric (size/shape) measurements, samples for disease surveillance, and body condition in a way that can predict population performance.... Read More.

Elderly Scam Target Leads to Arrest of California Man in Placer County

Tuesday, June 17

The Placer County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) Investigations Unit, alongside the Placer Special Investigations Unit, arrested 36-year-old Yunming Fan from San Gabriel, California, on June 10. He faces charges of conspiracy and theft by false pretenses related to a scam targeting an elderly victim in... Read More.

Nevada Makes Cocktails To-Go Permanent

Tuesday, June 17

Nevada has officially made cocktails to-go a permanent option for consumers, following the signing of Assembly Bill 375 by Gov. Joe Lombardo on June 9. This legislation not only allows for the sale of liquor to-go but also designates Picon Punch as the official... Read More.

Bornstein Seafoods Issues Recall of Coldwater Shrimp Due to Listeria Risk

Monday, June 16

Bornstein Seafoods of Bellingham, Washington is recalling 44,550 pounds of Cooked & Peeled Ready-To-Eat Coldwater Shrimp Meat due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. This organism can cause serious infections, particularly in vulnerable populations such as young children, the elderly, and individuals with weakened... Read More.

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USDA Cuts Over 145 DEI Programs to Save $148.6 Million and Focus on Farmers

Gila Monsters Sunbathe and Hunt in Their Natural Habitat

Senator Jones Calls for Audit of California Air Resources Board Amid Rising Gas Prices

Stay Safe from Spiders and Insects: Essential Tips to Prevent Bites in California

CDCR Proactive Public Safety Sweep Leads to Discovery of Weapons, Other Contraband

Discover 11 Surprising Facts About Lake Tahoe

California’s Deer Conservation Efforts Through Helicopter Captures and GPS Tracking

Elderly Scam Target Leads to Arrest of California Man in Placer County

Nevada Makes Cocktails To-Go Permanent

Bornstein Seafoods Issues Recall of Coldwater Shrimp Due to Listeria Risk

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