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CalOES Announces Latest Allocation of Funds to Nonprofits and Faith-Based Organizations to Bolster Security Enhancements

Friday, April 12

In response to growing hate crimes, the state has allocated an additional $39 million to nonprofit and faith-based organizations through the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. Last October, after injecting another $20 million into the program to bolster efforts to protect Californians from hate-motivated violence,... Read More.

CA DMV Says to Shamrock and Roll This St. Patrick’s Day by Getting a REAL ID

Wednesday, March 6

Sacramento – More than 17.1 million Californians now have a REAL ID – an increase of 132,749 from the previous month – according to California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) data. As wintery weather offers the blossoming promise of sunshine and spring travel, California residents... Read More.

State to Build $40M Worth of EV Fast Charges Across Highway Network

Friday, October 27

The state is eager to expand its EV charging infrastructure across the highway network, thanks to federal funding support. This week, Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled plans for the state to secure over $380 million, earmarked for the development of 6,600 miles of EV corridors. These... Read More.

California Reintroduces Cursive Writing in Schools to Address Skills Gap

Friday, October 20

Traditional handwriting is making a comeback in California schools with the recent signing of a bill by the Governor. EdSource reports that Assembly Bill 446, championed by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva, D-Fullerton, mandates cursive instruction for students in the first through sixth grades, with flexibility... Read More.

Grape Industry Suffers Significant Crop Loss Due to Tropical Storm Hilary

Friday, September 15

California's grape industry takes a huge loss in the aftermath of tropical storm Hilary. According to the California Farm Bureau Ag Alert, heavy rains and strong winds to vineyards during the peak of harvest season last month affected over one-third of unharvested grapes, the... Read More.

Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Cold and Stormy Winter

Thursday, August 10

A centuries-old tradition rooted in mathematical statistics, the Farmer's Almanac has unveiled its extended winter forecast, predicting a chilly and stormy season ahead. The forecast lays out key periods when bundling up, stocking up on hot chocolate, planning cozy stay-at-home days, and even organizing... Read More.

U.S. Postal Service Releases Dog Attack National Rankings

Friday, June 30

The postal service says dogs must know how to stay in place as carriers make deliveries to your homes and businesses in your neighborhood. To emphasize the seriousness of this issue, USPS sponsors a Dog Bite Awareness Week every June. This year’s theme was “Even... Read More.

CDCR Expands Weekend Visits

Tuesday, May 9

The incarcerated in state prisons will soon have longer visitation weekends as the CA Dept of Corrections expands in-person visits to three days. The move aligns with the legislature's latest goals and is set to begin on July 7th. The expansion will also include... Read More.

Federal Funds to go to Wood Product Projects to Bolster Forest Service’s Wildfire Crisis Strategy

Monday, April 17

According to a recent announcement, the Biden-Harris Administration will invest $33.7 million in wood product projects to promote sustainable forest management and strengthen rural economies. The investment will create jobs in the forestry sector and reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires. $29 million will... Read More.

CDFW Provides Nearly $36M for Projects to Save Salmon

Friday, April 14

Due to a dwindling population, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has closed salmon fishing for the 2023 season. California’s drought over the last three years has finally taken it’s toll. Significantly reducing salmon numbers as there is less water on land to... Read More.

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CalOES Announces Latest Allocation of Funds to Nonprofits and Faith-Based Organizations to Bolster Security Enhancements

CA DMV Says to Shamrock and Roll This St. Patrick’s Day by Getting a REAL ID

State to Build $40M Worth of EV Fast Charges Across Highway Network

California Reintroduces Cursive Writing in Schools to Address Skills Gap

Grape Industry Suffers Significant Crop Loss Due to Tropical Storm Hilary

Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Cold and Stormy Winter

U.S. Postal Service Releases Dog Attack National Rankings

CDCR Expands Weekend Visits

Federal Funds to go to Wood Product Projects to Bolster Forest Service’s Wildfire Crisis Strategy

CDFW Provides Nearly $36M for Projects to Save Salmon

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