Tragedy Strikes Oroville School as Gunman Injures Two Children
Investigators have identified the gunman who shot and injured two kindergarteners at a small private school in Oroville on Wednesday.
Additionally, the Butte County... Read More.
State
California Stands Firm Against Federal Deportation Mandate
A California senator has said that the state won’t aid the incoming Trump administration in its mass deportation efforts because it would be legally unable to.
Sen. Alex Padilla of the Golden State appeared on CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday, saying... Read More.
Jones introduces bill to repeal Newsom’s 65-cent gas price hike
Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones is rolling up his sleeves and taking action to provide relief for millions of drivers at the pumps in California.
Senator Brian W. Jones.
On the first day of the new legislative session, Leader Jones introduced Senate Bill 2 to repeal the... Read More.
Heather Hadwick succeeds Megan Dahle as District 1 Assemblymember
Today, Heather Hadwick was officially sworn in as a member of the California State Assembly representing District 1.
District 1 Assemblymember Heather Hadwick.
The swearing in ceremony took place on the Assembly floor attended by family, friends, and local leaders in the California State Capitol. In... Read More.
Caltrans Secures $5.6 Million Grant to Enhance Safety and Ease Traffic Through Advanced Technology
Caltrans has been awarded a $5.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Advanced Transportation Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) program. The funding aims to enhance road safety and reduce travel times by integrating cutting-edge technology to provide real-time updates to drivers.
The project will... Read More.
CDFW Awards $17M to Restoration Projects Across California
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has awarded $17 million in grants for 18 statewide restoration and protection projects. These initiatives focus on disadvantaged communities, salmon and steelhead recovery in the Klamath-Trinity watershed, and the restoration of wetlands, meadows, and areas impacted... Read More.
California launches new program to improve public safety by reducing homelessness and recidivism
What you need to know: California is announcing a new state program using $16 million in federal funds to help improve public safety and reduce recidivism by creating long-term supportive housing and support for people exiting incarceration.
SACRAMENTO — Governor Newsom today launched a first-of-its-kind... Read More.
Halloween Spending Soars to Nearly $12 Billion as Early Shoppers Embrace the Season
Halloween spending is set to hit nearly $12 billion this year, with consumers diving into the spooky season earlier than ever. Katherine Cullen, National Retail Federation Vice President of Industry and Consumer Insights noted that many shoppers have been eager to celebrate fall, with... Read More.
Prime Wetland Conditions Awaiting Waterfowl Hunters at State-Operated Public Hunt Areas
California’s statewide waterfowl season opens Saturday, Oct. 26, and waterfowl hunters headed to public hunting areas this season will encounter some of the best habitat and wetland conditions in years.
“Overall, it should be a great year to get out and enjoy your public wildlife... Read More.
CDFW Anticipates Good Conditions for Quail and Chukar Hunting
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is anticipating good hunting for quail and chukar in 2024-25 as the statewide seasons for both open Saturday, Oct. 19 and run concurrently through Jan. 26.
California has three native species of quail – the California quail,... Read More.
