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California Passes Bills to Require Data Centers to Pay Their Own Electricity Costs

Wednesday, September 2

California lawmakers approved two bills requiring special electricity rules for large data centers. The bills direct the California Public Utilities Commission to create separate rates and updated connection rules for these facilities. This change prevents regular electricity customers from paying for new power generation and... Read More.

Leno’s Law Advances in California to Exempt Classic Cars from Smog Checks

Wednesday, September 2

California’s Legislature approved Leno’s Law, a bill that aims to protect collector vehicles from smog-check requirements. The vote was 49-4, showing strong bipartisan support. The bill, sponsored by car collector Jay Leno and the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), now moves to Governor Gavin Newsom... Read More.

Recall Alert for Lipofit Extreme Fat Burner Due to Dangerous Undeclared Substances

Tuesday, September 1

August 27, 2026 - Davie, Florida – Ana Salazar Modela Tu Cuerpo Inc. is recalling Lipofit Extreme Fat Burner 2.0, Lot 25M12F, expiration date 09/2027, to the consumer level. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) laboratory analysis has found Lipofit Extreme Fat Burner 2.0... Read More.

AB 2207 Advances to Governor Supporting Family Hunting Traditions in California

Tuesday, September 1

AB 2207 is headed to the Governor’s desk! This bill requires CDFW to establish a regulated program allowing a hunter to transfer their hunting tag to their child. For many of our rural families, hunting is more than a season—it’s a tradition passed from one generation... Read More.

California Drivers Avoid Higher Gas Prices as Assembly Republicans Block Costly Refinery Bill

Tuesday, September 1

California drivers will avoid new costs tied to refinery regulations after Assembly Republicans blocked Senate Bill 1259 this year. The bill would have required refineries to provide estimates and disclosures about decommissioning and cleanup, raising concerns about higher gas prices. Assembly Republicans pushed the legislature... Read More.

Wildlands Conservancy Secures Historic AP Ranch to Expand Conservation and Public Access

Monday, August 31

The Wildlands Conservancy is buying the 14,177-acre AP Ranch near Callahan in Siskiyou County. This property dates back to 1856 and has been a family-run cattle ranch since 1961. A recent $11.5 million state grant gave the conservancy the funds needed to complete the purchase.... Read More.

Assemblymember Heather Hadwick Celebrates Peak Women’s Care Expansion

Monday, August 31

The Office of Assemblymember Heather Hadwick announces staff presented an award to Peak Women’s Care, a faith-based nonprofit in Portola, upon the opening of its new branch in Truckee. Hadwick’s district director‚ Yolanda Cookson‚ toured the new facility and learned more about the services staff... Read More.

Extended Delays Expected on State Route 299 at Pit One Grade Project

Friday, August 28

Motorists traveling on State Route 299 east of Burney should plan for extended delays on Saturday, August 29th as work continues on the Pit One Grade Rockfall Mitigation Project. Crews will continue installing permanent rockfall mitigation cabling and drapery systems on the slope above the... Read More.

Backcountry Safety Tips for Fall Climbers Hikers and Hunters

Friday, August 28

Snow melted from Mount Shasta’s main climbing routes means rescue teams switch to wheel litter carryouts over tough terrain. Search and Rescue Volunteers recently trained at Horse Camp to sharpen navigation and patient packaging skills. They also reviewed common mistakes hikers and hunters make... Read More.

Senator Megan Dahle Advances Biomass Power to Boost Forest Health and Renewable Energy in North State

Thursday, August 27

Senator Megan Dahle highlights the role of biomass power in managing forest health across the North State. Biomass plants turn wood waste from forest-thinning projects into renewable electricity. The challenge lies in the high cost of extracting fuel from forests, which makes running these plants... Read More.

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California Passes Bills to Require Data Centers to Pay Their Own Electricity Costs

Leno’s Law Advances in California to Exempt Classic Cars from Smog Checks

Recall Alert for Lipofit Extreme Fat Burner Due to Dangerous Undeclared Substances

AB 2207 Advances to Governor Supporting Family Hunting Traditions in California

California Drivers Avoid Higher Gas Prices as Assembly Republicans Block Costly Refinery Bill

Wildlands Conservancy Secures Historic AP Ranch to Expand Conservation and Public Access

Assemblymember Heather Hadwick Celebrates Peak Women’s Care Expansion

Extended Delays Expected on State Route 299 at Pit One Grade Project

Backcountry Safety Tips for Fall Climbers Hikers and Hunters

Senator Megan Dahle Advances Biomass Power to Boost Forest Health and Renewable Energy in North State

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