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Lawmakers at Capital for Swearing in and Governor Holds Special Session

Tuesday, December 6

Assembly Woman Megan Dahle representing Assembly District 1, joined the state legislature at the state capital in Sacramento yesterday to be sworn in for a second term. Dahle joined other Newly elected state lawmakers to be sworn in yesterday despite two seats still in... Read More.

DHS Extends Real ID Requirement to Fly Domestically

Monday, December 5

If you still haven’t braved the DMV to get your Real ID, you now have some reprieve with The Department of Homeland Security announcing today that the deadline will be extended. This time to May of 2025. The DHS is saying backlogged DMV offices... Read More.

US Forest Service Launches Mobile App

Thursday, December 1

The US forest service is going digital in the palm of your hand with the launch of an app. Once uploaded to your phone or tablet, you can quickly access maps, news, camping information, and more. The on-cell app can direct you to locations... Read More.

Slow Start for The Water Year

Tuesday, November 29

With a seemingly promising start to the water year with several storms producing heavy precipitation, the National Weather Service says the state is still off to a slow start.Currently, the Northern Sierra Precipitation Index is at 55% of the average precipitation for the date.... Read More.

Whaleback Wolf Pack Grows by Record Setting Number of Pups in Over 100 Years

Monday, November 28

This year, the Siskiyou County Whaleback wolf pack has become the second-largest pack in the state, falling just behind the Lassen Pack.This year the whaleback wolves added eight new pups, the newest additions in over 100 years, bringing the pack to a total of... Read More.

USPS Faces Shortfalls this Holiday Season but Says They are Poised for Success

Wednesday, November 23

United States Postal Service managers faced congress this past week just ahead of the holiday rush, and despite setbacks, say they are prepared. Yet Post Master General Louis DeJoy announced the USPS had reduced its anticipated seasonal hire goal by 30%. To keep up... Read More.

Congressmen LaMalfa and Bentz Oppose the Decommission of the Lower Klamath Hydroelectric Project

Tuesday, November 22

(Washington, D.C.) – Today, Congressmen Doug LaMalfa (R – Calif.) and Cliff Bentz (R – Ore.) released the following statement in response to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) Order on the conditional approval of the license transfer from PacifiCorp and surrender of the... Read More.

CHP Carseat Campaign Focuses on Reducing Child Injury and Death

Monday, November 21

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) continues its car seat campaign to protect infants and children while traveling. The campaign, funded by the California Office of Traffic Safety, will run through September 20th of next year and will focus on reducing the number of injuries... Read More.

RCRC and CSAC Push PG&E to Make Good on Removing Felled Wood on Private Lands

Monday, November 21

Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) and California State Association of Counties (CSAC), two advocates for policy change for California's counties, hold PG&E accountable for removing felled wood from homeowner properties.Both RCRC and CSAC wrote a joint letter to the company because numerous counties... Read More.

Inflation and Avian Flu Raise Costs of this Year’s Thanksgiving Dinner

Wednesday, November 16

There’s a little less gratefulness around the thanksgiving table this year with inflation above the 7% mark pushing the cost of the prized turkey for dinner over a dollar a pound more. USDA data shows the cost of a turkey has increased by 6... Read More.

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Lawmakers at Capital for Swearing in and Governor Holds Special Session

DHS Extends Real ID Requirement to Fly Domestically

US Forest Service Launches Mobile App

Slow Start for The Water Year

Whaleback Wolf Pack Grows by Record Setting Number of Pups in Over 100 Years

USPS Faces Shortfalls this Holiday Season but Says They are Poised for Success

Congressmen LaMalfa and Bentz Oppose the Decommission of the Lower Klamath Hydroelectric Project

CHP Carseat Campaign Focuses on Reducing Child Injury and Death

RCRC and CSAC Push PG&E to Make Good on Removing Felled Wood on Private Lands

Inflation and Avian Flu Raise Costs of this Year’s Thanksgiving Dinner

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