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California Bobcat Population Stable with 62000 Estimated Across State After Five Year Study

Friday, September 11

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife presents the California Bobcat Population Monitoring Project’s recent report of findings. This report shares the most extensive and comprehensive bobcat population survey ever conducted in California, and possibly anywhere in the United States, said the... Read More.

Nationwide Tributes Honor 9/11 Victims First Responders and Heroes

Friday, September 11

Commemorations are taking place across the nation to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Victims' families, survivors, first responders, and dignitaries have gathered at memorial sites in New York City, Arlington, Virginia, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. At Ground... Read More.

CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE WITHDRAWS SUPPORT FOR BACHELOR DEGREE LEGISLATION

Friday, September 11

The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office pulled support for two bills aimed at expanding bachelor’s degree programs at community colleges. Assembly Bill 2694 and Senate Bill 960 sought to increase access to community college bachelor’s degrees and remove a protest process controlled by the CSU... Read More.

Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center Opens Expanding Advanced Care in Northern California

Thursday, September 10

The grand opening of the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center marked an important milestone for healthcare in Northern California. The new center represents a significant investment in expanding access to advanced cancer care, helping patients and families throughout the region receive treatment closer to home.... Read More.

New Joint Fish Weir on Lower Trinity River Boosts Salmon Conservation and Tribal Cooperation

Wednesday, September 9

CDFW Director Meghan Hertel joined with Hoopa Valley Tribal Chairman Joe Davis, federal, state and Tribal fisheries officials on Tuesday to officially dedicate and celebrate a new, jointly operated fish weir on the Lower Trinity River. The weir, located on the Hoopa Valley Reservation,... Read More.

Paintballs among new tools allowed for hazing wolves

Wednesday, September 9

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved new hazing options for ranchers living in counties with gray wolves present. State officials have scheduled training sessions throughout impacted areas that, once completed, will qualify ranchers to receive permits to use paint and inert powder... Read More.

California Department of Fish and Wildlife Releases Guidance on Conserving Four Candidate Bumble Bee Species

Tuesday, September 8

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife recently published a document intended to assist CDFW staff, project proponents and others in understanding where and when four bumble bee species that are candidates for listing under the California Endangered Species Act may be present on... Read More.

Gavin Newsom Faces Setbacks as California Legislature Rejects Wildfire Liability Bill

Tuesday, September 8

Governor Gavin Newsom failed to secure his final major legislative deal before leaving office in January. He aimed to limit how much utilities pay after their equipment sparks wildfires by blocking insurance companies from suing utilities to recover costs. The California Assembly rejected Senate Bill 492,... Read More.

Yuba Water Agency Awards 13.9 Million Contract to Hat Creek Construction for New Colgate Powerhouse Slope Stabilization

Friday, September 4

The Yuba Water Agency in California awarded a $13.9 million contract to Hat Creek Construction & Materials for slope and soil stabilization around the New Colgate Powerhouse penstock. The contract follows the penstock rupture on February 13, which caused 400 acre-feet of water to flow... Read More.

Three Hikers Rescued After Stranding on Mount Shasta Clear Creek Route

Wednesday, September 2

Three Hikers Rescued After Becoming Stranded on Mount Shasta September 1st, 2026 - The Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue team assisted US Forest Service Climbing Rangers on Mount Shasta yesterday, when three novice hikers became stranded on the Clear Creek Route. The three young... Read More.

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California Bobcat Population Stable with 62000 Estimated Across State After Five Year Study

Nationwide Tributes Honor 9/11 Victims First Responders and Heroes

CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE WITHDRAWS SUPPORT FOR BACHELOR DEGREE LEGISLATION

Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center Opens Expanding Advanced Care in Northern California

New Joint Fish Weir on Lower Trinity River Boosts Salmon Conservation and Tribal Cooperation

Paintballs among new tools allowed for hazing wolves

California Department of Fish and Wildlife Releases Guidance on Conserving Four Candidate Bumble Bee Species

Gavin Newsom Faces Setbacks as California Legislature Rejects Wildfire Liability Bill

Yuba Water Agency Awards 13.9 Million Contract to Hat Creek Construction for New Colgate Powerhouse Slope Stabilization

Three Hikers Rescued After Stranding on Mount Shasta Clear Creek Route

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