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Bighorn Sheep Reintroduced to Northwestern Nevada by BLM and Wildlife Officials

Monday, January 27

Bureau Of Land Management in partnering with Nevada Wildlife has made Northern Nevada home to bighorn sheep. The bighorn sheep were captured in Oregon to be released on BLM land north of Reno. There is 16 ewes and 4 rams released to help improve... Read More.

Californias Mental Health Crisis: A Call for Action Through the Social Work Licensure Compact

Monday, January 27

California is facing a critical mental health crisis exacerbated by the devastating impact of wildfires and the lingering effects of the pandemic. These challenges have not only displaced families and destroyed homes but have also left deep emotional scars on the affected communities. The... Read More.

Sonoma State Faces Major Financial Challenges Amid Enrollment Decline

Friday, January 24

Sonoma State University is grappling with a projected budget deficit of $23.9 million, a significant increase from the previously estimated $21 million.Interim President Dr. Emily F. Cutrer addressed the financial situation at a Town Hall on October 24, 2024, outlining steps being taken to... Read More.

Spirit Airlines Enforces Stricter Dress Code for Passenger Compliance

Friday, January 24

Spirit Airlines has updated its policy to include a stricter dress code for passengers.The update, which became effective on Jan. 22, says a passenger can be denied boarding or removed from a flight because of their clothing or offensive tattoos.The additions to the contract now... Read More.

New Legislation Aims to Tackle Wildfire Threat with Enhanced Forest Management

Thursday, January 23

Today, the House passed H.R. 471, the Fix Our Forests Act, a strong bipartisan piece of legislation focused on improving forest management and reducing the threat of catastrophic wildfires. Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale), released the following statement:“I’m glad to see the House move swiftly... Read More.

Del Monte Shuts Down Hanford Plant Amid Debt Restructuring Efforts

Thursday, January 23

Del Monte Foods has announced that it will be closing its plant in Hanford in the coming months. The company sent a formal notice to the Kings County Board of Supervisors, stating that the facility will close in late March and that 378 employees... Read More.

California Lawmakers Push for Severe Penalties to Combat Arson-Driven Wildfires

Thursday, January 23

Amid California's relentless wildfire crisis, Assemblywomen Heather Hadwick (R-Modoc) and Kate Sanchez (R-Temecula) have introduced bold legislation to crack down on arsonists with tougher penalties for those who ignite catastrophic fires.Seven of the ten largest fires in California history have occurred within the last... Read More.

One Billion Dollars Would Be Better Spent on Wildfire Prevention and Water Infrastructure than on High Speed Rail

Wednesday, January 22

Vice Chair of Natural Resources Committee introduces legislation to protect communities from wildfire and to strengthen water infrastructureToday, Assemblywoman Alexandra M. Macedo (R-Tulare) introduced legislation to redirect the $1 billion in annual state funding for the California High-Speed Rail Authority to fund much-needed... Read More.

A Presidential Pause for the Horse Industry: Navigating the Future of Equine Regulations

Wednesday, January 22

Through an Executive Order by President Trump, the horse industry has been granted a reprieve regarding the egregious, agenda based Horse Protection Act (HPA).This Executive Order will stop the revised HPA for at least 60 days; it is already in the hands of attorneys... Read More.

Federal Probe Urged as Concerns Mount Over California’s Handling of LA Fires

Tuesday, January 21

Last week California Assemblyman Carl DeMaio sent a letter to President-elect Donald Trump asking him to issue an Executive Order directing a federal investigation into the LA fires.“A number of alarming revelations indicate gross negligence by California state and local officials contributed to the... Read More.

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Bighorn Sheep Reintroduced to Northwestern Nevada by BLM and Wildlife Officials

Sonoma State Faces Major Financial Challenges Amid Enrollment Decline

Spirit Airlines Enforces Stricter Dress Code for Passenger Compliance

New Legislation Aims to Tackle Wildfire Threat with Enhanced Forest Management

Del Monte Shuts Down Hanford Plant Amid Debt Restructuring Efforts

California Lawmakers Push for Severe Penalties to Combat Arson-Driven Wildfires

One Billion Dollars Would Be Better Spent on Wildfire Prevention and Water Infrastructure than on High Speed Rail

A Presidential Pause for the Horse Industry: Navigating the Future of Equine Regulations

Federal Probe Urged as Concerns Mount Over California’s Handling of LA Fires

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