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Santas Reindeer Cleared for California Christmas Visit

Monday, December 23

California State Veterinarian Dr. Annette Jones has granted a 24-hour permit for nine reindeer scheduled to visit California on the evening of December 24 and in the early morning hours of December 25. The application was filed with CDFA Animal Health Branch staff by a... Read More.

Tragic Discovery in Gilroy Waterway Ends Search for Missing San Martin Man

Monday, December 23

The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the identity of a body found in a Gilroy waterway as Gabriel Lara de Lara, a 21-year-old man from San Martin who was reported missing on December 1. He was discovered in a waterway near Monterey... Read More.

Attorney General Bonta Files Lawsuit Seeking Dissolution of C.C.O.A. Housing Corporation and Transfer of Millions of Dollars to Legitimate Charity Providing Affordable Senior Housing

Monday, December 23

California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced filing a lawsuit in the Los Angeles County Superior Court to involuntarily dissolve C.C.O.A. Housing Corporation, a nonprofit public benefit corporation that incorporated in California in 1979 to provide affordable housing for “elderly persons and handicapped persons.” C.C.O.A. Housing Corporation’s sole... Read More.

Ventura Pier Faces Extended Closure Amidst Powerful Surf Threats

Monday, December 23

Officials will reassess the situation and decide whether to reopen the Ventura Pier after Christmas based on weather conditions and forecasts. The pier was closed early Sunday morning due to high surf warnings and is expected to remain closed through Christmas Day as a... Read More.

Brace for Impact as PG&E Unveils Two More Rate Hikes in California

Friday, December 20

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has approved two new rate hikes for PG&E, marking the fifth and sixth increases this year. These hikes aim to fund vegetation management projects and extend the operation of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant in San Luis Obispo.... Read More.

Sierra Nevada Skiers Rejoice as Early Storms Blanket Tahoe Resorts

Friday, December 20

Christmas came early for Northern California skiers as a weekend storm brought a much-needed boost to the Sierra Nevada, dumping several feet of snow and reviving a lackluster start to the season. In the past five days, the mountains near Lake Tahoe received more... Read More.

$1.1 Million Restoration Effort to Revitalize Mugu Lagoon Wetlands After 2011 Plane Crash

Friday, December 20

A wetlands area impacted by a 2011 plane crash near Point Mugu Naval Air Station in Ventura County will undergo a series of restoration projects funded by a $1.1 million allotment from the National Pollution Funds Center. The restoration work will be facilitated by state... Read More.

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher weighs in on California’s Gas Car Ban

Thursday, December 19

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher criticized the Biden administration's decision to approve Governor Gavin Newsom's ban on gas-powered cars, calling it a "radical" move. "Never mind that the... Read More.

EPAs Greenlight to California Sparks Controversy Over Future of Gas Cars

Thursday, December 19

Congressman Doug LaMalfa issued the following statement after the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would be approving two waivers under the Clean Air Act that grant California permission to phase out gas cars in the state. “The Biden-Harris EPA has just done exactly what they... Read More.

Senator Rosen Leads Charge Against Corrupt Lawmakers Pensions

Thursday, December 19

Senator Jacky Rosen has a new bill heading to President Biden's desk that will tackle public corruption and conflicts of interest on Capitol Hill. NEWSCAST CORRECTION: the Rosen bill was co-sponsored by Senator Rick Scott of Florida, not Tim Scott of South Carolina. The No Congressionally Obligated... Read More.

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Santas Reindeer Cleared for California Christmas Visit

Tragic Discovery in Gilroy Waterway Ends Search for Missing San Martin Man

Attorney General Bonta Files Lawsuit Seeking Dissolution of C.C.O.A. Housing Corporation and Transfer of Millions of Dollars to Legitimate Charity Providing Affordable Senior Housing

Ventura Pier Faces Extended Closure Amidst Powerful Surf Threats

Brace for Impact as PG&E Unveils Two More Rate Hikes in California

Sierra Nevada Skiers Rejoice as Early Storms Blanket Tahoe Resorts

$1.1 Million Restoration Effort to Revitalize Mugu Lagoon Wetlands After 2011 Plane Crash

Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher weighs in on California’s Gas Car Ban

EPAs Greenlight to California Sparks Controversy Over Future of Gas Cars

Senator Rosen Leads Charge Against Corrupt Lawmakers Pensions

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