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Brooke Rollins Applauds IDFAs Commitment to Healthier Dairy in Schools

Thursday, April 24

Brooke Rollins commended the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) for its announcement regarding the IDFA Healthy Dairy in Schools Commitment. This initiative is a voluntary pledge aimed at removing artificial color additives—specifically Red 3, Red 40, Green 3, Blue 1, Blue 2, Yellow 5,... Read More.

California’s Organized Retail Theft Grant Program Achieves Major Success in First Year

Thursday, April 24

The Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) has released its inaugural annual report on the Organized Retail Theft (ORT) Grant Program, highlighting significant achievements in combating organized retail theft. In its first year, the program facilitated 18,382 arrests and 14,133 prosecution referrals. Initiated by... Read More.

World War II Veteran James S. Mitchells Remains Returned to Hamilton City for Final Honors

Wednesday, April 23

The remains of U.S. Army Private James S. Mitchell, who died during World War II, have returned to his hometown of Hamilton City. A special police escort and the Patriot Guard accompanied his remains through the city to Brusie Funeral Home in Chico. Mitchell, known... Read More.

New study assesses return of grizzly bears to California

Wednesday, April 23

The California Grizzly Alliance announces it recently released a peer-reviewed study assessing the feasibility of returning grizzly bears to California. The 200-page study — “Recovering Grizzly Bears in California” — concludes that there are no insurmountable biological, ecological, economic, legal or policy obstacles... Read More.

Folsom Lake Water Releases Increase After Record Early-April Storms

Monday, April 21

Federal officials have begun releasing water from Folsom Lake after recent storms caused it to rise to its highest early-April level in five years. Following late winter and spring snowstorms, the Sierra Nevada snowpack approached normal levels, significantly increasing inflows into Folsom. Last week, the... Read More.

River Rescue Highlights Dangers of Cold Water Amid Warm Weather

Monday, April 21

The air is warm but the river water is ice cold. Stay out of the water. Early Sunday afternoon, a code 2 Medical Check Out by CAL FIRE/Placer County Fire Department was request by State Parks for victims that had been flushed through a class... Read More.

California Unveils Updated Black Bear Conservation Plan to Enhance Population Management and Public Engagement

Monday, April 21

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has introduced an updated Black Bear Conservation and Management Plan, building on the original 1998 plan. This new plan incorporates contemporary scientific methodologies for the conservation, management, and monitoring of black bear populations in the state. California... Read More.

San Jose Fire Captain Arrested for Tampering with Controlled Substances and Multiple Charges

Friday, April 18

A fire captain with the San Jose Fire Department, Mark Moalem, was arrested for tampering with controlled substances in the department's possession. The fire department alerted police after discovering that medications had been damaged or tampered with during an inspection and restocking process. Moalem, 44,... Read More.

Haley Joel Osment Faces Misdemeanor Charges for Recent Incident at Mammoth Mountain

Friday, April 18

Haley Joel Osment has been charged with two misdemeanors after an incident at Mammoth Mountain earlier this month. The 37-year-old was charged following an arrest on April 8th. The Mono County District Attorney's office says Osment was charged with a violation of penal code, disorderly conduct... Read More.

California Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 5.4% Amid Job Losses in Early 2025

Thursday, April 17

California’s unemployment rate stayed at 5.4% in February 2025, even though the state lost 7,500 jobs. This follows an even larger job loss of 21,400 positions in January, according to the Employment Development Department (EDD). The steady unemployment rate might be due to people... Read More.

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Brooke Rollins Applauds IDFAs Commitment to Healthier Dairy in Schools

California’s Organized Retail Theft Grant Program Achieves Major Success in First Year

World War II Veteran James S. Mitchells Remains Returned to Hamilton City for Final Honors

New study assesses return of grizzly bears to California

Folsom Lake Water Releases Increase After Record Early-April Storms

River Rescue Highlights Dangers of Cold Water Amid Warm Weather

California Unveils Updated Black Bear Conservation Plan to Enhance Population Management and Public Engagement

San Jose Fire Captain Arrested for Tampering with Controlled Substances and Multiple Charges

Haley Joel Osment Faces Misdemeanor Charges for Recent Incident at Mammoth Mountain

California Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 5.4% Amid Job Losses in Early 2025

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