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Federal Judge Rules Grimmway Farms Discriminated Against Disabled Workers by Forcing Unpaid Leave

Wednesday, September 24

A federal judge in Sacramento ruled Monday that Grimmway Farms, the world’s largest carrot grower, engaged in systemic disability discrimination against hundreds of its employees by forcing them onto unpaid leave instead of providing accommodations that would have allowed them to keep working. The... Read More.

Man Arrested in Sutter County for Impersonating Officer with Illegal Firearms

Monday, September 22

The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on September 20 who was impersonating a peace officer in the area of Highway 20 and Bridge Street. According to officials, deputies responded to a report from a motorist about a suspicious traffic stop. Officials say that... Read More.

Reflecting on Leadership Achievements and the Future of California Republicans

Sunday, September 21

As I officially step down as Republican Leader in the State Assembly, I am reflective and proud of all we have accomplished together as a caucus. First, there are the political victories that I cherish so much. When I came in as leader, we had... Read More.

Man Dies After Falling 2000 Feet on Mount Shasta Wintun Glacier During Climb

Friday, September 19

A man has died after falling approximately 2,000 feet down the Wintun Glacier along Mount Shasta’s Clear Creek climbing route. At approximately 2:27 p.m. on Friday, September 12th, 2025, Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the area of the Clear Creek Trailhead after receiving... Read More.

Mike OBrien Begins Role as Interim Town Manager Leading Paradise Recovery Efforts

Thursday, September 18

Mike O'Brien officially began his role as interim town manager of Paradise on Monday, stepping in as the town council continues the search for a permanent replacement. Although new to this position, O'Brien brings extensive public service experience, currently serving on the Chico City... Read More.

Wildland Fire Update and Suicide Prevention Awareness September 2025

Thursday, September 18

National Fire News: September 18, 2025. Wildland fire activity continues across the country, with the highest number of active large fires reported in California, Washington, and Idaho. Today, 14,219 wildland firefighters and support personnel are assigned to incidents, including 290 crews, 590 engines, 77... Read More.

allagher, Patterson Celebrate Passage of MAHA Legislation, Call on Newsom to Sign Bill Promoting Healthier Food in Schools

Thursday, September 18

Following the passage of Assembly Bill 1264, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher (R-Yuba City) and Assemblyman Joe Patterson (R-Rocklin) are calling on Governor Newsom to sign the bipartisan Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) legislation into law to protect children's health by phasing out the... Read More.

California State Prison, Sacramento Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

Wednesday, September 17

SACRAMENTO – California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials are investigating the July 18, 2025, death of an incarcerated person at California State Prison, Sacramento (SAC) as a homicide following the Sacramento County Coroner’s determination of cause of death. On July 18, 2025, at... Read More.

Northern California Faces Dry Mild Winter with Below Average Snowfall in 2025 2026

Tuesday, September 16

Northern Californians hoping for a big snowpack may be disappointed this year. The 2026 Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2025–2026 Winter Weather Forecast, calling for “Mostly Mild—with Pockets of Wild.” For California, that translates to a dry, quiet winter with fewer storms than usual. The... Read More.

Don Wagner Gains Governor Pete Wilson Endorsement for California Secretary of State Campaign

Tuesday, September 16

Orange County, Calif. -- Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner received the endorsement of Governor Pete Wilson for his campaign for Secretary of State. Pete Wilson, a two-term Governor of California from 1991 to 1999 and two term United States Senator, also agreed to serve... Read More.

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Federal Judge Rules Grimmway Farms Discriminated Against Disabled Workers by Forcing Unpaid Leave

Man Arrested in Sutter County for Impersonating Officer with Illegal Firearms

Reflecting on Leadership Achievements and the Future of California Republicans

Man Dies After Falling 2000 Feet on Mount Shasta Wintun Glacier During Climb

Mike OBrien Begins Role as Interim Town Manager Leading Paradise Recovery Efforts

Wildland Fire Update and Suicide Prevention Awareness September 2025

allagher, Patterson Celebrate Passage of MAHA Legislation, Call on Newsom to Sign Bill Promoting Healthier Food in Schools

California State Prison, Sacramento Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

Northern California Faces Dry Mild Winter with Below Average Snowfall in 2025 2026

Don Wagner Gains Governor Pete Wilson Endorsement for California Secretary of State Campaign

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