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Hunter Lost Near Big Meadow Finds Way Home Highlighting Crucial Outdoor Safety Tips

Wednesday, October 8

Over the weekend, the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue (SAR) team conducted a search for an overdue hunter near Big Meadow in the Quartz Valley area. The hunter, a local man, was dropped off above Big Meadow by a friend with the intent... Read More.

Uber Driver Charged with Starting Deadly Palisades Fire That Destroyed Thousands of Homes

Wednesday, October 8

Jonathan Rinderknecht, a 29-year-old Uber driver with an obsession for dystopian imagery and themes of "despair and bitterness," has been charged with maliciously starting the devastating Palisades Fire in Los Angeles. The fire, which ignited on January 1 near a hiking trail in a... Read More.

PG&E Advances Wildfire Mitigation and Electric Reliability to Support California Farmers and Ranchers

Tuesday, October 7

California farmers and ranchers have suffered some of the worst impacts of the increasing prevalence of wildfires in California, losing crops to fire and smoke, and having their operations affected by planned power outages. Dave Canny, vice president of the North Coast region at Pacific... Read More.

Sierra Nevada Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance After 11,000 Years of Persistence

Tuesday, October 7

For the first time in over 11,000 years, the iconic granite peaks of the Sierra Nevada may soon stand without their historic glaciers. New research reveals that glaciers in and around Yosemite National Park have persisted continuously since the last Ice Age, but now... Read More.

PG&E Foundation Provides 1.12 Million to Support Food Banks and Senior Meals in Northern California

Tuesday, October 7

The PG&E Corporation Foundation (The PG&E Foundation) is providing $1.12 million to local food banks, tribal food banks and senior meal programs to help feed the growing number of individuals and families struggling with food insecurity. The PG&E Foundation’s recent contribution will provide the equivalent... Read More.

Historic Graduation of First Women Earning College Degrees Inside California Prison

Monday, October 6

On October 3, 2024, 22 incarcerated women at California Institution for Women in Corona made history by earning their Bachelor of Arts degrees in Liberal Studies through California State University, Los Angeles. They are the first women to graduate from the groundbreaking partnership between... Read More.

California Incarcerated Mental Health Care Meets or Exceeds National Standards Study

Monday, October 6

According to a multi-year rigorous study, California’s delivery of mental health care to the incarcerated population meets or exceeds national standards. SACRAMENTO – Continuing to prioritize the delivery and quality of mental health care of the state’s incarcerated population, the California Department of Corrections and... Read More.

Vote No on Proposition 50 to Protect Fair Representation for Rural California

Monday, October 6

Senator Megan Dahle on Prop. 50 If you are a California voter, you will be getting a ballot this week. And if you don't closely follow state politics, you might not have heard about the very troubling proposition that is the only issue most of... Read More.

CAL FIRE Wins Multiple CAPIO Star Awards for Public Safety Excellence

Sunday, October 5

CAL FIRE is proud to announce our nominations for four CAPIO Star Awards and celebrate our achievements at the 2025 STAR Awards luncheon: 1st Place: Public Service Announcement 1st Place: Social Media – Short Form (Over 60 Seconds) 1st Place: Social Media – Short... Read More.

Rite Aid Closes All Stores After 63 Years of Service Following Bankruptcy

Saturday, October 4

"All Rite Aid stores have now closed. We thank our loyal customers for their many years of support." Rite Aid, once one of America's biggest pharmacy chains, shuttered its remaining 89 stores this week after filing for bankruptcy in May for the second time... Read More.

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Hunter Lost Near Big Meadow Finds Way Home Highlighting Crucial Outdoor Safety Tips

Uber Driver Charged with Starting Deadly Palisades Fire That Destroyed Thousands of Homes

PG&E Advances Wildfire Mitigation and Electric Reliability to Support California Farmers and Ranchers

Sierra Nevada Glaciers Face Imminent Disappearance After 11,000 Years of Persistence

PG&E Foundation Provides 1.12 Million to Support Food Banks and Senior Meals in Northern California

Historic Graduation of First Women Earning College Degrees Inside California Prison

California Incarcerated Mental Health Care Meets or Exceeds National Standards Study

Vote No on Proposition 50 to Protect Fair Representation for Rural California

CAL FIRE Wins Multiple CAPIO Star Awards for Public Safety Excellence

Rite Aid Closes All Stores After 63 Years of Service Following Bankruptcy

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