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Ford to change practices, pay fine for adding unnecessary friction to opt-out process

Monday, March 16

The California Privacy Protection Agency Board has issued a decision requiring the Ford Motor Company to pay a $375,703 fine and change its practices following a settlement reached by CalPrivacy’s Enforcement Division. The decision emphasizes that unnecessary friction in the opt-out process violates the California... Read More.

Man Arrested in California for Nationwide 220 Million Dollar Cattle Investment Fraud Scheme

Friday, March 13

A man accused of orchestrating a nationwide cattle investment fraud scheme has been arrested in California after being on the FBI’s wanted list. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Joshua Robert Link was taken into custody on March 9 at Los Angeles International Airport... Read More.

California Poison Control System and the Fresno Chaffee Zoo Host Rattlesnake Awareness Day Thursday, March 19 @ 11 a.m

Thursday, March 12

This year, seasonal changes have led to California coping with summer weather even though it’s still winter. One result: rattlesnakes are coming out of hibernation earlier than usual. To help you learn how to stay safe and what to do if bitten, California... Read More.

Mexican Fruit Fly Quarantine in San Diego County

Tuesday, March 10

A portion of San Diego County has been placed under quarantine for the Mexican fruit fly following the detection of five flies including a mated female within the City of La Mesa. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the San Diego County Agricultural... Read More.

California Senator Proposes Stricter Elderly Parole Rules to Prevent Early Release of Violent Criminals

Tuesday, March 10

Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones announced the introduction of new legislation to roll back the age requirements and increase time served criteria for California criminals to be released under the state’s elderly parole program. “Turning 50 does not mean violent criminals no longer pose... Read More.

Pelican Bay State Prison Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

Tuesday, March 10

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) officials are investigating the death of an incarcerated person at Pelican Bay State Prison (PBSP) as a homicide. On March 9, 2026, at approximately 2 p.m., staff found Gabriel Otero, 33, unresponsive. Staff immediately initiated life-saving measures... Read More.

Mount Shasta Rescue Highlights Key Safety Tips for Climbers After March 2026 Incident

Monday, March 9

- Mount Shasta Search and Rescue Operation 3/9/2026 - At 8:22 pm on Sunday, March 8th, the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office received a call for help from two climbers stranded in Avalanche Gulch on Mount Shasta. The two climbers, aged 19 and 20 years old... Read More.

California Farmers Face Anxiety and Operational Challenges from Immigration Enforcement Survey

Thursday, March 5

A new survey suggests immigration enforcement efforts over the past year have created anxiety and operational challenges for many of California’s farmers, even though relatively few reported directly losing workers to enforcement actions. According to a report by Michigan State University researchers conducted in partnership... Read More.

California Agriculture Board Addresses Water Management and Climate Resilience Challenges

Wednesday, March 4

The California State Board of Food and Agriculture focused on water issues during its March 3 meeting in Sacramento. Board members received updates on current water conditions, groundwater management and the proposed Sites Reservoir project. They also heard an update on the climate resilience strategy... Read More.

California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

Wednesday, March 4

A new round of state funding is set to support forest health and wildfire prevention efforts across California, with $120 million now available for eligible projects. The funding, administered through CAL FIRE’s Forest Health Grant Program, is aimed at reducing the risks of catastrophic wildfires,... Read More.

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Ford to change practices, pay fine for adding unnecessary friction to opt-out process

Man Arrested in California for Nationwide 220 Million Dollar Cattle Investment Fraud Scheme

California Poison Control System and the Fresno Chaffee Zoo Host Rattlesnake Awareness Day Thursday, March 19 @ 11 a.m

Mexican Fruit Fly Quarantine in San Diego County

California Senator Proposes Stricter Elderly Parole Rules to Prevent Early Release of Violent Criminals

Pelican Bay State Prison Officials Investigating the Death of an Incarcerated Person as a Homicide

Mount Shasta Rescue Highlights Key Safety Tips for Climbers After March 2026 Incident

California Farmers Face Anxiety and Operational Challenges from Immigration Enforcement Survey

California Agriculture Board Addresses Water Management and Climate Resilience Challenges

California Allocates 120 Million for Forest Health and Wildfire Prevention Projects

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