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Rabies Cases Confirmed in Bats Highlight Importance of Vaccinations in Nevada

Friday, May 23

The Nevada Department of Agriculture Animal Disease Laboratory has confirmed two cases of rabies in Big Brown bats in Carson City and Washoe County since the start of the year. Bats are commonly found in Nevada, particularly active from May to October. On average,... Read More.

CalFire Seizes Over 100000 Pounds of Illegal Fireworks in California Crackdown

Friday, May 23

CalFire Office of the State Fire Marshal seized over 100,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in Commerce, California, following a report regarding a fireworks importer/exporter licensee allegedly violating laws and regulations. This action is part of an ongoing investigation into non-compliance with licensing requirements. The seizure... Read More.

US 395 Closed due to Fire at Lee Vining

Friday, May 23

US 395 remains shut down between Mono City and Lee Vining due to the Read More.

California Farmers Celebrate Delay in Coyote Management Changes Amid Livestock Concerns

Friday, May 23

California farmers and ranchers recently celebrated a decision by the California Fish and Game Commission to delay changes to coyote management in the state. The commission held a meeting that featured extensive discussions and a significant turnout of individuals both in person and online... Read More.

Amazon to Acquire Land for New Distribution Center in Redding

Thursday, May 22

Amazon is set to purchase 34 acres of land in Redding's Stillwater Business Park to establish a new distribution center. The City Council will review a purchase and sale agreement for lot 11B, with the transaction valued at approximately $2.5 million. The planned facility... Read More.

Senate Votes to Block California’s Gas-Powered Car Ban and Roll Back Emissions Standards

Thursday, May 22

The Senate has taken a significant step by voting to block California's groundbreaking rule that aims to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. This action represents the first of three resolutions aimed at rolling back the state's vehicle emissions standards. Following... Read More.

CHP Enhances Safety Measures for Memorial Day Weekend with Increased Patrols

Wednesday, May 21

The California Highway Patrol is gearing up for Memorial Day weekend with a increased focus on safety. Starting Friday afternoon at 6:01 p.m., officers with the CHP will patrol the roads to ensure everyone is buckled up and driving sober. The CHP will be enforcing the... Read More.

SIERRA PACIFIC FOUNDATION GRANTS $605,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS

Wednesday, May 21

The Sierra Pacific Foundation is awarding over $605,000 in scholarships to 202 students as they attend colleges, universities, and trade schools during the 2025-2026 school year. “Our commitment to education is a commitment to a brighter future for all,” said Carolyn Emmerson Dietz, Sierra Pacific... Read More.

Volunteer Rescue Team Safely Recovers Tubers from Sacramento River Hazards

Wednesday, May 21

Tuesday afternoon, our team responded to a call regarding nine tubers who became entangled on a large strainer in the Sacramento River, just below the Gianella Bridge. We quickly mobilized our rescue boat with three volunteer swift water rescue technicians. All individuals were safely... Read More.

Shasta County Courthouse Reopens Amid Juror Pay Cuts and Flood Repairs

Wednesday, May 21

The Shasta County Courthouse reopened today after being closed for eight days due to flooding. However, the focus for many visitors was the recent reduction in juror pay. Just over nine months ago, jury pay was increased to $100 per day starting on the second... Read More.

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Rabies Cases Confirmed in Bats Highlight Importance of Vaccinations in Nevada

CalFire Seizes Over 100000 Pounds of Illegal Fireworks in California Crackdown

US 395 Closed due to Fire at Lee Vining

California Farmers Celebrate Delay in Coyote Management Changes Amid Livestock Concerns

Amazon to Acquire Land for New Distribution Center in Redding

Senate Votes to Block California’s Gas-Powered Car Ban and Roll Back Emissions Standards

CHP Enhances Safety Measures for Memorial Day Weekend with Increased Patrols

SIERRA PACIFIC FOUNDATION GRANTS $605,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS

Volunteer Rescue Team Safely Recovers Tubers from Sacramento River Hazards

Shasta County Courthouse Reopens Amid Juror Pay Cuts and Flood Repairs

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