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Senator Megan Dahle Supports UC Davis Medical Campus to Improve Rural Healthcare Access in North State

Wednesday, August 12

Senator Megan Dahle met with representatives from UC Davis, California State University Chico, Enloe Medical Center, and Healthy Rural California yesterday afternoon. They discussed UC Davis’ plan to create a new branch medical campus in the North State. UC Davis has used this model before... Read More.

California’s 30 Year Success in Preventing Mediterranean Fruit Fly Infestations

Wednesday, August 12

California started using proactive methods to fight the Mediterranean fruit fly 30 years ago. The state added preventive steps to its response efforts, aiming to stop infestations before they spread. Since the California Department of Food and Agriculture launched the Preventive Release Program, Medfly infestations... Read More.

Congressman Gallagher Seeks to Overturn California Emissions Rule

Tuesday, August 11

Congressman James Gallagher today introduced a Congressional Review Act resolution to overturn a Biden-era Environmental Protection Agency waiver allowing California to impose burdensome emissions requirements on commercial harbor craft. Gallagher said the mandate would increase operating costs for California businesses and add another layer of... Read More.

California Fish and Game Commission Leaves Ferret Petition Off Final Agenda Before Critical Court Hearing

Monday, August 10

Aug. 10, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- The California Fish and Game Commission has released its final agenda for the August 12-13 meeting in Sacramento, and once again Petition 2025-003 - seeking to legalize domestic ferrets as pets in California - is not on the... Read More.

California’s water picture is splitting down the middle, with full reservoirs clashing against a rapidly drying landscape.

Monday, August 10

As of July 31, 2026, California is experiencing a tale of two seasons. On one hand, major reservoirs are holding strong with robust water supplies leftover from prior wet periods. On the other hand, a relentless summer heatwave is rapidly drying out vegetation across... Read More.

IRONMAN 70.3 Northern California Brings Road Closures to Redding Area Sunday

Thursday, August 6

Redding is getting ready to welcome athletes from around the world as the IRONMAN 70.3 Northern California triathlon takes place Sunday, August 16 — but drivers should be prepared for temporary road closures and delays. The biking portion of the race will impact several roads... Read More.

CDCR Report Finds Proposition 57 Rehabilitative Programming Instrumental in Keeping People from Returning to Prison

Wednesday, August 5

California’s recidivism rate has fallen to its second-lowest level on record. SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) published its latest recidivism report, finding that formerly incarcerated people are substantially less likely to return to prison if they’ve successfully completed rehabilitative programming.... Read More.

Paving Work Underway on State Route 299; Drivers Should Expect Delays

Tuesday, August 4

Motorists traveling on State Route 299 through Trinity County should plan for brief delays over the next several weeks as Caltrans continues paving operations. According to Caltrans District 2, maintenance crews from Weaverville and Trinity Center are paving sections of the highway between Fawn Lodge... Read More.

Gallagher Introduces Bill Aimed at Strengthening Water Reliability in Sacramento River Basin

Monday, August 3

Congressman James Gallagher has introduced legislation aimed at improving water reliability and supporting ecosystem restoration throughout Northern California. The proposed Doug LaMalfa Sacramento River Basin Water Security and Reliability Act focuses on expanding water storage, improving river restoration efforts, and strengthening long-term water management... Read More.

Siskiyou County Sheriff Will Not Move Forward With Flock Camera Program

Friday, July 31

The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office says it is not moving forward with the implementation of Flock Safety camera technology after identifying significant privacy concerns during the evaluation process. In a statement released July 29, Sheriff Jeremiah LaRue addressed questions from residents regarding the possible use... Read More.

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Senator Megan Dahle Supports UC Davis Medical Campus to Improve Rural Healthcare Access in North State

California’s 30 Year Success in Preventing Mediterranean Fruit Fly Infestations

Congressman Gallagher Seeks to Overturn California Emissions Rule

California Fish and Game Commission Leaves Ferret Petition Off Final Agenda Before Critical Court Hearing

California’s water picture is splitting down the middle, with full reservoirs clashing against a rapidly drying landscape.

IRONMAN 70.3 Northern California Brings Road Closures to Redding Area Sunday

CDCR Report Finds Proposition 57 Rehabilitative Programming Instrumental in Keeping People from Returning to Prison

Paving Work Underway on State Route 299; Drivers Should Expect Delays

Gallagher Introduces Bill Aimed at Strengthening Water Reliability in Sacramento River Basin

Siskiyou County Sheriff Will Not Move Forward With Flock Camera Program

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