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Exploring California’s Historic Golden Chain Highway: A Journey Through Gold Rush Towns

Tuesday, March 25

Did you know? California State Route 49 (SR 49) is a north-south highway in California that runs through a bunch of historic mining towns from the 1849 Gold Rush. It’s also known as the Golden Chain Highway. The idea for the road came from the... Read More.

Celebrate California’s Agricultural Heritage at Ag Day 2025 Event

Tuesday, March 18

Join California Department of Food and Agriculture on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at the West Steps of the State Capitol to celebrate our state's rich agricultural heritage. This year's theme is "Ag At Work: Cultivating Careers and Communities," highlighting the diverse opportunities and vital... Read More.

Methamphetamine Conviction in Susanville Highlights Rural California’s Drug Challenges

Thursday, March 13

The recent conviction of Jose Magallanes in Susanville underscores the persistent issue of methamphetamine possession in rural Northern California. This case highlights the challenges faced by Lassen County, as well as neighboring areas like Modoc County, in managing drug-related offenses and repeat offenders. The... Read More.

California’s Largest Shoulder Tap Operation Targets Underage Drinking Prevention

Monday, March 10

The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and law enforcement agencies across California will conduct a statewide Shoulder Tap Decoy Operation on Saturday, March 15. The operation aims to reduce youth access to alcohol and send a clear message that adults should not purchase or... Read More.

California’s DMV makes millions from auctioning off towed cars, and doesn’t tell the owners

Wednesday, March 5

In 2023, a Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster was towed and left unclaimed at a Torrance tow yard. After five months, the towing company was legally allowed to sell the car to recover costs, which amounted to $11,332. The sale of the luxury vehicle, however, generated... Read More.

Understanding California’s Daylight Saving Time Dilemma

Monday, March 3

California still observes daylight saving time because federal law prevents states from switching to standard time year-round without amending the Uniform Time Act. Explanation In 2018, California voters passed Proposition 7, which gave the state legislature the power to change daylight saving time. To change daylight... Read More.

Californias Bear Population Boom Spurs New Legislation for Non-Lethal Management

Tuesday, February 25

California's black bear population is soaring, and Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick is taking action. On February 24, she introduced Assembly Bill 1038, a bold measure aimed at tackling the state’s growing bear numbers with non-lethal management strategies. The bill proposes reintroducing a “pursuit season” that... Read More.

State Farm Challenges Californias Denial of Rate Hike Amid Rising Wildfire Claims

Wednesday, February 19

State Farm General Insurance Company has responded to California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara's recent decision to deny their emergency interim rate request. The company's statement comes in the wake of the commissioner's ruling, highlighting the ongoing dialogue between the insurance provider and state regulatory... Read More.

Celebrate California’s Almond Legacy on National Almond Day 2025

Monday, February 17

Happy National Almond Day 2025! Did you know California leads the US in almond production, with 2.8 billion pounds? California almond growers are committed to sustainability and implementing innovative practices to conserve water and protect the environment. California’s almond farmers are helping to provide a... Read More.

California’s Year of the Snake: Wildlife Sting Operation Uncovers Illegal Trafficking Network

Wednesday, January 29

This year we celebrate the Year of the Snake, an important creature in California’s diverse ecosystem. Snakes play a crucial role as both predator and prey, helping to maintain a balanced environment. Recently, wildlife officers in Northern California concluded a significant sting operation combating illegal... Read More.

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Exploring California’s Historic Golden Chain Highway: A Journey Through Gold Rush Towns

Celebrate California’s Agricultural Heritage at Ag Day 2025 Event

Methamphetamine Conviction in Susanville Highlights Rural California’s Drug Challenges

California’s Largest Shoulder Tap Operation Targets Underage Drinking Prevention

California’s DMV makes millions from auctioning off towed cars, and doesn’t tell the owners

Understanding California’s Daylight Saving Time Dilemma

Californias Bear Population Boom Spurs New Legislation for Non-Lethal Management

State Farm Challenges Californias Denial of Rate Hike Amid Rising Wildfire Claims

Celebrate California’s Almond Legacy on National Almond Day 2025

California’s Year of the Snake: Wildlife Sting Operation Uncovers Illegal Trafficking Network

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