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Rockslide Shuts Down Key Route to Yosemite Indefinitely

Thursday, March 20

A significant rockslide has led to the long-term closure of Highway 140, a key access route to Yosemite National Park. The incident occurred late Monday near Briceburg in Mariposa County, effectively blocking traffic in both directions. Caltrans has closed the highway between Savage Trading... Read More.

Lake Tahoe Ski Pass Crackdown: Heightened Enforcement Targets Fraudulent Use

Thursday, March 20

Skiers and snowboarders in Lake Tahoe should be aware of heightened enforcement against ski pass fraud. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and resort officials have intensified efforts to address the increasing misuse of ski passes in the region. As stated by Deputy John Weaver... Read More.

Sierra Nevada Cancels Beer Camp and Oktoberfest 2023 Amid Rising Costs and Weather Concerns

Thursday, March 20

Sierra Nevada Brewing Company has decided to cancel this year's Beer Camp and Oktoberfest events due to several challenges. The company cited rising production costs, declining ticket sales, and unpredictable weather as the primary reasons for this decision. They are in the process of... Read More.

California Senate Bill to Halt Fuel Regulation Changes Blocked Amid Rising Gas Price Concerns

Thursday, March 20

Senate Bill 2, authored by Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones, was recently blocked by the Democrat-controlled Senate Environmental Quality Committee in California despite having bipartisan support. The bill aimed to repeal upcoming changes to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) regulations approved by... Read More.

Senate Committee Blocks Bipartisan Bill to Halt Fuel Standard Changes and Prevent Gas Price Hike

Wednesday, March 19

This afternoon, the Democrat-controlled Senate Environmental Quality Committee killed Senate Bill 2, despite the measure’s bipartisan support. The measure, authored by Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones, aimed to halt upcoming Low Carbon Fuel Standard regulation changes passed by the California Air Resources Board,... Read More.

Revolutionizing Livestock Management with Virtual Fencing Technology: Five Innovative Applications

Wednesday, March 19

Virtual fencing technology is revolutionizing livestock management across vast rangelands by providing a more adaptable and cost-effective solution compared to traditional barbed wire fencing. The University of California Cooperative Extension in Modoc and Lassen Counties has collaborated with federal land managers and local producers... Read More.

California Spring Turkey Season 2025: Hunting Dates, Regulations, and Resources

Tuesday, March 18

Spring turkey season in California is a highly anticipated event, with the general season running from March 29 to May 4. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) offers various special hunts, starting with a junior weekend on March 22-23 and concluding with... Read More.

Celebrate California’s Agricultural Heritage at Ag Day 2025 Event

Tuesday, March 18

Join California Department of Food and Agriculture on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at the West Steps of the State Capitol to celebrate our state's rich agricultural heritage. This year's theme is "Ag At Work: Cultivating Careers and Communities," highlighting the diverse opportunities and vital... Read More.

PETA Sues Kirshner Wildlife Foundation for Alleged Animal Welfare Violations

Tuesday, March 18

Butte Valley, Butte County, Calif. - PETA announced yesterday, March 17, that it has taken legal action against the Barry R. Kirshner Wildlife Foundation. The facility, now closed, is located in Butte Valley southeast of Paradise at 4995 Durham-Pentz Rd - three miles west... Read More.

VTA Strike Disrupts San Jose Tech Conference Amidst Labor Dispute

Monday, March 17

The ongoing strike by VTA workers has entered its second week, coinciding with the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference in downtown San Jose. This has caused significant disruptions for attendees who had planned to use the rail service, with many now opting for alternatives like... Read More.

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Rockslide Shuts Down Key Route to Yosemite Indefinitely

Lake Tahoe Ski Pass Crackdown: Heightened Enforcement Targets Fraudulent Use

Sierra Nevada Cancels Beer Camp and Oktoberfest 2023 Amid Rising Costs and Weather Concerns

California Senate Bill to Halt Fuel Regulation Changes Blocked Amid Rising Gas Price Concerns

Senate Committee Blocks Bipartisan Bill to Halt Fuel Standard Changes and Prevent Gas Price Hike

Revolutionizing Livestock Management with Virtual Fencing Technology: Five Innovative Applications

California Spring Turkey Season 2025: Hunting Dates, Regulations, and Resources

Celebrate California’s Agricultural Heritage at Ag Day 2025 Event

PETA Sues Kirshner Wildlife Foundation for Alleged Animal Welfare Violations

VTA Strike Disrupts San Jose Tech Conference Amidst Labor Dispute

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