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Newsom Pushes for Special Election to Redraw Californias Congressional Districts

Friday, August 8

California Governor Gavin Newsom is advocating for a special election aimed at approving a one-time redrawing of the state's congressional districts. During an event in Sacramento, he expressed solidarity with Texas Democrats who are currently opposing a Republican-led redistricting plan by leaving the state... Read More.

Charlene Zettel Appointed as New Commissioner of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission

Friday, August 8

The Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of California has appointed Charlene Zettel as its newest Commissioner. Appointed by State Controller Malia M. Cohen, Zettel brings extensive experience in state government, regulatory oversight, and nonprofit leadership. She is recognized as the first Republican Latina elected... Read More.

California’s Unemployment Rate Rises as Modoc County Faces Severe Job Challenges

Wednesday, August 6

California’s unemployment rate has climbed again, placing the state at or near the top of the nation, and in Modoc County the jobless rate remains significantly higher than the statewide average. In June 2025, California’s unemployment rate stood at 5.4 percent, tying with Nevada... Read More.

Californias No Touch Phone Law: New Rules for Safe Driving in 2025

Saturday, July 12

As of June 2025, California’s new “No Touch” Phone Law is officially in effect. California Vehicle Code 23123.5 strictly prohibits drivers from physically handling their phones while driving. No Holding Allowed It is now illegal to hold a phone while driving, whether or not it’s in... Read More.

California’s General Fund Sees Strong Cash Balance and Revenue Surplus in Monthly Report

Thursday, July 10

State Controller Malia M. Cohen today released her monthly cash report covering the state’s General Fund revenues, disbursements and actual cash balance for the fiscal year through June 30, 2025. As noted in the Controller’s Monthly Statement of General Fund Cash Receipts and... Read More.

California’s Investment in Home Hardening Boosts Wildfire Resilience and Economic Growth

Wednesday, July 9

California is taking proactive steps to combat the increasing threat of wildfires by investing in home hardening, which is a vital preparedness measure. A new report from Earth Economics, commissioned by the NRDC, highlights that such investments not only enhance wildfire resilience but also... Read More.

Californias 2025-26 Budget Boosts Early Education and Supports Teachers

Monday, June 30

California's new 2025–26 state budget, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, emphasizes significant investments in public education, particularly in early learning and support for educators. The budget allocates $215 million specifically for enhancing literacy, with a focus on early-grade reading instruction. Additionally, it doubles the minimum... Read More.

California’s LandFlex Program Achieves Major Groundwater Conservation Milestones

Wednesday, June 25

The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) has made significant progress in its LandFlex Program, which focuses on saving groundwater and protecting community wells. Since its launch in 2022, the program has successfully safeguarded over 100,000 acre-feet of groundwater and ensured the safety of... Read More.

Ranchers Question Effectiveness of California’s Wolf Deterrence After Recent Cattle Kill

Wednesday, June 25

The recent cattle kill at Goodwin Ranch on June 24 has intensified scrutiny over California's wolf deterrence efforts. This incident marks the eighth confirmed wolf depredation on the ranch since May, occurring despite the presence of a strike team from the California Department of... Read More.

California’s Deer Conservation Efforts Through Helicopter Captures and GPS Tracking

Tuesday, June 17

CDFW conducts mule deer helicopter captures to collect critical data for management of the state’s deer populations. During these captures, staff collect physiological (bodily functions) and morphometric (size/shape) measurements, samples for disease surveillance, and body condition in a way that can predict population performance.... Read More.

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Newsom Pushes for Special Election to Redraw Californias Congressional Districts

Charlene Zettel Appointed as New Commissioner of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission

California’s Unemployment Rate Rises as Modoc County Faces Severe Job Challenges

Californias No Touch Phone Law: New Rules for Safe Driving in 2025

California’s General Fund Sees Strong Cash Balance and Revenue Surplus in Monthly Report

California’s Investment in Home Hardening Boosts Wildfire Resilience and Economic Growth

Californias 2025-26 Budget Boosts Early Education and Supports Teachers

California’s LandFlex Program Achieves Major Groundwater Conservation Milestones

Ranchers Question Effectiveness of California’s Wolf Deterrence After Recent Cattle Kill

California’s Deer Conservation Efforts Through Helicopter Captures and GPS Tracking

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