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CDCR Public Scoping Meeting on Closure of CCC Reveals Timeline of Project

Friday, January 28

The CDCR Public Scoping meeting on the closure of the California Correctional Center held yesterday evening, January 27, 2022, shed light on the timeline and procedure of the Scoping project. It was attended by many in the community including Lassen County Supervisor Chris Gallagher,... Read More.

Congressman LaMalfa Responds to State and Federal Push for More Electric Vehicles

Friday, January 28

The push by the Biden administration on the use of electric vehicles has raised questions of concern for rural communities like those found in Lassen, Plumas, and Sierra Counties. Congressman Doug La Malfa, representative for CA’s 1st congressional district responds to the nations push... Read More.

Humboldt University is No More – University Becomes State’s 3rd Cal Poly

Friday, January 28

You may be interested to know if you are a Humboldt University Alumni, or a student looking at where to attend college next year, Humboldt State University in Arcata has now become the state’s third Cal Poly. It is now officially renamed as Cal... Read More.

Caltrans Advances Use of Portland Limestone Cement to Reduce Carbon Emissions

Thursday, January 27

Caltrans will be helping improve the environment as well as help Ca achieve its carbon neutrality goal by 2045. They aim to do so by advancing the use of Portland limestone cement (PLC). With its use Caltrans will be able to generate less carbon... Read More.

The US Forest Service Aims to Improve Fire Resiliency with Three 1.5M Projects

Thursday, January 27

The US Forest Service aims to improve fire resiliency with a one in half million dollar investment in new projects in Northern California and Hawaii. The joint chiefs landscape restoration partnership will complete two three year project in Del Norte county and Siskiyou County.... Read More.

New Changes Coming to BLM Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Incentive Program

Thursday, January 27

New changes are on the way for the Bureau of Land Management wild horse and burro Adoption incentive program. This comes as a lawsuit against the Nevada BLM that was filed last Friday by wild horse activists who allege BLM has failed to conduct... Read More.

CDCR Public Scoping Meeting on CCC Closure Tonight

Thursday, January 27

The CDCR Public Scoping meeting on the proposed closure of the California Correctional Center is this evening at 5pm. You must register through CDCR to be able to have access to the meeting that will be conducted through Zoom. You can also access the... Read More.

California Employees Get Supplemental Paid COVID Sick Leave Extension

Wednesday, January 26

Supplemental COVID paid sick leave may be returning. Governor Newsom and state legislators in a response to the continued surge in positive cases have agreed on a framework to extend the paid sick leave to September of this year. The prior deal expired September... Read More.

DMV Goes Paperless for Vehicle Registration Renewals

Wednesday, January 26

You can now go paperless with DMV for your vehicle registration notices. You can now get your through your email. The DMV is continuing to expand their efforts to be more environmentally friendly by reducing their carbon footprint. Your benefit to receiving the email... Read More.

PG&E Offering to Remove Wood Debris from Trees It Cut Down for Safety During 2021 Wildfires

Tuesday, January 25

PG&E Offering to Remove Wood Debris from Trees It Cut Down for Safety During 2021 WildfiresPG&E Contacting Landowners to Offer Free Removal Service, Provide Permission Forms SAN FRANCISCO — In response to customer and community feedback, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is offering customers... Read More.

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CDCR Public Scoping Meeting on Closure of CCC Reveals Timeline of Project

Congressman LaMalfa Responds to State and Federal Push for More Electric Vehicles

Humboldt University is No More – University Becomes State’s 3rd Cal Poly

Caltrans Advances Use of Portland Limestone Cement to Reduce Carbon Emissions

The US Forest Service Aims to Improve Fire Resiliency with Three 1.5M Projects

New Changes Coming to BLM Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Incentive Program

CDCR Public Scoping Meeting on CCC Closure Tonight

California Employees Get Supplemental Paid COVID Sick Leave Extension

DMV Goes Paperless for Vehicle Registration Renewals

PG&E Offering to Remove Wood Debris from Trees It Cut Down for Safety During 2021 Wildfires

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