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California Constituents Oppose Grizzly Bear Reintroduction Citing Safety and Habitat Concerns

Wednesday, April 29

Senator Megan Dahle recently surveyed more than 2,000 constituents in California’s 1st Senate District about a bill to study the reintroduction of grizzly bears in the state. One possible site for this reintroduction is the mountains of western Siskiyou County, making the issue local... Read More.

Susanville City Council to Address Business Concerns Over Sign and Banner Rules

Thursday, April 9

Susanville City Council to Review Sign and Banner Regulations Following Business Owner Concerns SUSANVILLE — Recently, Susanville’s code enforcement staff began notifying local business owners that many banners displayed on their buildings are classified as signs under the municipal code. As such, these banners are... Read More.

Concerns Rise Over SB 1305 Grizzly Bear Study Bill Impacting Northern California Communities

Thursday, April 9

Assemblymember Heather Hardwick stated that SB 1305 passed out of committee yesterday. Known as the Grizzly Bear study bill- this bill raises big concerns for Northern CA already facing growing predator impacts and strained resources. We must prioritize public safety, communities, and practical, science-based... Read More.

Community Voices Concerns at Cedarville Geothermal Exploration Meeting

Monday, March 23

Residents packed the Cedarville Community Center Tuesday evening for a town hall meeting about a proposed geothermal exploration project north of Lake City. The meeting, hosted by the Surprise Valley Chamber of Commerce, gave community members an opportunity to ask questions and raise concerns about... Read More.

Plumas County Education Officials Review Second Interim Financial Reports Amid Layoff Concerns

Monday, March 23

Second interim financial reports were on the agenda of the Plumas County Office of Education and Plumas Unified School District regular meeting held in Quincy March 11. Teachers and librarians also showed up with ideas to reverse layoffs, which they raised in the public... Read More.

Concerns Raised Over California Elderly Parole Program After Violent Offender Granted Release

Tuesday, March 10

Modoc County District Attorney Nina Salarno raised concerns about California’s Elderly Parole Program, which allows incarcerated individuals age 50 or older who have served at least 20 consecutive years in state prison to be considered for parole. The program applies to people convicted of... Read More.

Wolves Expand Southward in Modoc County Raising Concerns for Ranchers Amid Livestock Losses

Tuesday, December 16

Wolves in Modoc County continue their southward movement, with recent weekend activity reported in Surprise Valley where ranchers suspect multiple livestock kills. Tracking data shows wolves entering the southern part of the county, moving from Jess Valley through the South Warners and south of... Read More.

US Fish and Wildlife Service Ends Nationwide Gray Wolf Recovery Plan Sparking Conservation Concerns

Monday, December 8

The Center for Biological Diversity reports that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced last month that it no longer intends to issue a nationwide recovery plan for gray wolves. The agency found that “recovery plans would not promote the conservation of the... Read More.

Shasta County Backs Proposal to Split California into Two States Amid Representation Concerns

Friday, November 7

District 3 Republican Assemblyman James Gallagher visited Shasta County to promote his plan to divide California into two separate states, following the recent passage of Proposition 50. This proposal aims to separate coastal counties from inland counties, addressing concerns about representation. Gallagher expressed that many... Read More.

Redding Approves The Peaks Subdivision Despite Ongoing Fire Evacuation Concerns

Wednesday, October 29

Redding Advances The Peaks Subdivision Despite Fire Evacuation Concerns After a lengthy three-hour meeting on Tuesday night, Redding’s Planning Commission unanimously approved the project map for The Peaks Subdivision, a development planned to include 120 homes on 114 acres off Quartz Hill Road in West... Read More.

Stories tagged with: concerns

California Constituents Oppose Grizzly Bear Reintroduction Citing Safety and Habitat Concerns

Susanville City Council to Address Business Concerns Over Sign and Banner Rules

Concerns Rise Over SB 1305 Grizzly Bear Study Bill Impacting Northern California Communities

Community Voices Concerns at Cedarville Geothermal Exploration Meeting

Plumas County Education Officials Review Second Interim Financial Reports Amid Layoff Concerns

Concerns Raised Over California Elderly Parole Program After Violent Offender Granted Release

Wolves Expand Southward in Modoc County Raising Concerns for Ranchers Amid Livestock Losses

US Fish and Wildlife Service Ends Nationwide Gray Wolf Recovery Plan Sparking Conservation Concerns

Shasta County Backs Proposal to Split California into Two States Amid Representation Concerns

Redding Approves The Peaks Subdivision Despite Ongoing Fire Evacuation Concerns

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