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PG&E Opens Applications for Microgrid Incentive Program to Aid Vulnerable Communities

Monday, March 31

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has opened the application window for the second wave of its Microgrid Incentive Program (MIP) grant funding. The application period began on April 3, and interested parties must submit their project ideas by May 30 via email to... Read More.

Mega Millions Revamps: Higher Ticket Price, Bigger Jackpots, and Enhanced Winnings

Friday, March 28

Changes are being introduced to the Mega Millions lottery that aim to increase the odds of players winning substantial prizes. Starting in April, the price of a ticket will rise from $2 to $5, marking the second price adjustment in over twenty years. This... Read More.

New Airboats Boost CDFWs Fight Against Avian Diseases

Friday, March 28

California Department Fish and Wildlife has some shiny new tools in the fight against avian influenza and other wild bird diseases. Five new Diamondback airboats were delivered recently to CDFW’s Upper Butte Basin Wildlife Area with one additional boat arriving the first week in... Read More.

Preparing Ridgecrest Public Lands for Spring Camping Adventures

Friday, March 28

The BLM and AmeriCorps are hard at work preparing public lands... Read More.

California Best Title Company Settles Allegations of Illegal Inducements with $150,000 Penalty

Thursday, March 27

California Best Title Company, Inc. has agreed to pay the California Department of Insurance $150,000 to settle allegations that two of its licensed employees violated state laws designed to protect consumers from conflicts of interest in real estate transactions.Title insurance protects property buyers and... Read More.

California Farmers Face Rising Costs and Technological Challenges in a Changing Landscape

Thursday, March 27

Farmers in rural Northern California are facing a tough road ahead. Labor costs are rising, farmland is shrinking, and there’s growing pressure to adopt new technology. Experts warn that these challenges could significantly reshape the region’s agricultural landscape in the coming decades.At the annual... Read More.

Bipartisan Push to Repeal Outdated Federal Excise Tax on Heavy Trucks Gains Momentum

Thursday, March 27

Today, Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) reintroduced bipartisan legislation to repeal the twelve percent Federal excise tax on heavy trucks with Reps. Pappas (D-NH), LaHood (R-IL), Carbajal (D-CA), and Miller (R-OH). The 12% excise tax on heavy trucks is the highest excise tax levied on... Read More.

Tragic Loss: Marysville Officer Killed in Shooting During Drug Raid

Wednesday, March 26

Officer Involved Shooting Update: MPD Officer KilledMarysville, CA – Early this morning, multiple law enforcement agencies executed a series of search warrants as part of an ongoing investigation into drug and firearm-related crimes. At approximately 7:50 a.m., during the operation at one of the... Read More.

Historic Alameda County Fairgrounds Horse Racing Track Closes Amid Industry Shifts

Wednesday, March 26

The closure of the horse racing track at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton marks the end of an era for the East Bay. As one of the oldest horse racing tracks in the United States, built in 1858, its shutdown signifies a significant... Read More.

California Crackdown on Illegal Dumping: Nighttime Operation Nabs Offenders

Wednesday, March 26

California Fish and Wildlife Officers from Office of Spill Prevention and Response and the North Central Region recently conducted a successful nighttime surveillance operation focused on illegal dumping and pollution crimes.Officers worked several nights at multiple locations in Sacramento and Placer Counties, all known... Read More.

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PG&E Opens Applications for Microgrid Incentive Program to Aid Vulnerable Communities

Mega Millions Revamps: Higher Ticket Price, Bigger Jackpots, and Enhanced Winnings

New Airboats Boost CDFWs Fight Against Avian Diseases

Preparing Ridgecrest Public Lands for Spring Camping Adventures

California Best Title Company Settles Allegations of Illegal Inducements with $150,000 Penalty

California Farmers Face Rising Costs and Technological Challenges in a Changing Landscape

Bipartisan Push to Repeal Outdated Federal Excise Tax on Heavy Trucks Gains Momentum

Tragic Loss: Marysville Officer Killed in Shooting During Drug Raid

Historic Alameda County Fairgrounds Horse Racing Track Closes Amid Industry Shifts

California Crackdown on Illegal Dumping: Nighttime Operation Nabs Offenders

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