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Protect Your Genetic Data: Californian’s Urged to Act Amid 23andMes Financial Woes

Monday, March 24

23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and its co-founder and CEO has resigned as the struggling genetic testing company continues its push to cut costs. San Francisco-based 23andMe announced on Sunday that it will look to sell “substantially all of its assets” through a... Read More.

PG&E Small Business Customers to Receive April Climate Credit

Monday, March 24

Eligible small business customers of PG&E will automatically receive a $58.23 electric California Climate Credit on their April energy bills. This credit is provided by PG&E following directives from the California Public Utilities Commission. More information can be found at the CPUC website.

BLM Approves 2025 Red Rock Lakes Wild Horse Removal to Ensure Ecological Balance

Monday, March 24

The Bureau of Land Management’s Applegate Field Office has authorized the 2025 Red Rock Lakes nuisance wild horse removal through a Categorical Exclusion. This decision, signed by Field Manager Craig R. Drake, is part of ongoing efforts to manage wild horse populations and ensure... Read More.

Enter the 2025-26 California Duck Stamp Art Contest to Showcase Your Talent and Support Wildlife Conservation

Friday, March 21

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is calling on artists to participate in the 2025-26 California Duck Stamp Art Contest. This annual event, open to U.S. residents aged 18 and older, is a chance for artists to showcase their talent and contribute... Read More.

California Republican Leader Calls for Federal Audit of Medi-Cal Amid Rising Costs and Budget Strain

Friday, March 21

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher has introduced Assembly Joint Resolution 4, seeking a federal audit of California's Medi-Cal program due to increasing costs that may jeopardize patient care and other state initiatives. Gallagher highlighted concerns with the expansion of Medi-Cal to include illegal immigrants,... Read More.

Magalia Woman Arrested with Meth and Paraphernalia After Being Found Passed Out

Friday, March 21

On Thursday, March 20th, at approximately 7:00 a.m., BCSO Deputy Batz was on patrol near Old Skyway in Magalia, when he observed a vehicle parked on the side of the road, and the driver of the vehicle appeared to be passed out. Deputy Batz went... Read More.

PG&E Seeks Rate Hike to Offset Business Risks and Align Investor Returns

Friday, March 21

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) has submitted a request to California regulators seeking approval to raise its rates. This move is intended to ensure that investors are adequately compensated for the various business risks the company faces. PG&E attributes the need for this... Read More.

Rockslide Shuts Down Key Route to Yosemite Indefinitely

Thursday, March 20

A significant rockslide has led to the long-term closure of Highway 140, a key access route to Yosemite National Park. The incident occurred late Monday near Briceburg in Mariposa County, effectively blocking traffic in both directions. Caltrans has closed the highway between Savage Trading... Read More.

Lake Tahoe Ski Pass Crackdown: Heightened Enforcement Targets Fraudulent Use

Thursday, March 20

Skiers and snowboarders in Lake Tahoe should be aware of heightened enforcement against ski pass fraud. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and resort officials have intensified efforts to address the increasing misuse of ski passes in the region. As stated by Deputy John Weaver... Read More.

Sierra Nevada Cancels Beer Camp and Oktoberfest 2023 Amid Rising Costs and Weather Concerns

Thursday, March 20

Sierra Nevada Brewing Company has decided to cancel this year's Beer Camp and Oktoberfest events due to several challenges. The company cited rising production costs, declining ticket sales, and unpredictable weather as the primary reasons for this decision. They are in the process of... Read More.

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Protect Your Genetic Data: Californian’s Urged to Act Amid 23andMes Financial Woes

PG&E Small Business Customers to Receive April Climate Credit

BLM Approves 2025 Red Rock Lakes Wild Horse Removal to Ensure Ecological Balance

Enter the 2025-26 California Duck Stamp Art Contest to Showcase Your Talent and Support Wildlife Conservation

California Republican Leader Calls for Federal Audit of Medi-Cal Amid Rising Costs and Budget Strain

Magalia Woman Arrested with Meth and Paraphernalia After Being Found Passed Out

PG&E Seeks Rate Hike to Offset Business Risks and Align Investor Returns

Rockslide Shuts Down Key Route to Yosemite Indefinitely

Lake Tahoe Ski Pass Crackdown: Heightened Enforcement Targets Fraudulent Use

Sierra Nevada Cancels Beer Camp and Oktoberfest 2023 Amid Rising Costs and Weather Concerns

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