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Newsom sends prepaid phones, aka 'burners,' to tech CEOs

California's governor has employed an unusual outreach initiative to business leaders.

California · 2025-03-18

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California climate credit to appear on PG&E bills next month

NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) customers can expect to see the California Climate Credit reflected on their energy bills by next month. PG&E said that electricity customers will receive a credit of just over $58, while gas customers will see a $67 credit. Those who receive both services from PG&E will benefit from a combined credit of $125.

California · 2025-03-18
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‘A Crushing Blow’: USDA Cancels Local Food Purchasing Programs That Serve Humboldt’s Schools, Tribes, Seniors and Food Bank While Supporting Ranchers and Farmers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture last week announced that it is eliminating two federal programs that injected more than a million dollars into the Humboldt County economy in recent years to help schools, tribes and Food for People buy meat and produce directly from local farmers, ranchers and fishermen. With...

Humboldt County, CA · 2025-03-17
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[Update from HCSO] Escapee Captured After Fleeing into Humboldt Bay

An inmate who escaped from the Humboldt County Correctional Facility police custody in Eureka while on a work detail as part of an inmate work crew, was taken into custody this morning after a pursuit that ended in Humboldt Bay. The incident first came to our attention around 9:30 a.m. when the Eureka Police Department (EPD) initiated a pursuit after the suspect fled into the water near Sacco Amphitheater Park, located between L and K streets in Old Town Eureka. The suspect swam toward Woodley Island, prompting EPD officers to request backup from the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) and the Coast Guard, in case a water rescue was necessary.

Eureka, CA · 2025-03-18
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KNX News

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Ditch the trashcans and shrubs: Regulators hammer out ‘zone zero’ wildfire rules

Say goodbye to your precious shrubs – state regulators are working on new fire safety rules that will dictate what you can and can’t place around your home.

California · 2025-03-17

San Diego Post

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California protesters demand: “Sell your Teslas, dump your stock, stop Musk now!”

Encinitas, California – Hundreds of protestors rallied outside Tesla showrooms across the United States on Saturday, including one

Encinitas, CA · 2025-03-17

San Francisco Chronicle

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Storm lingers in Bay Area, triggers potential tornadoes in Central Valley

Rain showers with heavy downpours and some hail will persist across the region on Monday.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2025-03-17

CalMatters

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With federal public health shakeups underway, California needs to prepare for the next crisis

Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to cut money from state health emergency operations while federal officials slash personnel and money from national health agencies.

California · 2025-03-17

High School On SI

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Top Performances in California High School Baseball (March 10-15)

Big performances flood the state all week as the baseball season officially kicks into high gear

California · 2025-03-17

Advnture

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Multiple inbounds avalanches catch skiers off guard at California resort during biggest storm in 2 years

Three avalanche incidents in a single day were reported at the resort, where one was killed in an inbounds slide last year

California · 2025-03-17

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The worst of the storm has passed but rain and snow showers continue St. Patrick's Day. The StormTracker 12 weather team will keep you updated on air and online.

SOUTHERN OREGON & NORTHERN CALIFORNIA -- The worst of the atmospheric river has passed, but we'll still be seeing areas of rain and snow working through Southern Oregon into our Monday. Some of the rain and snow could be heavy at times. The flooding concerns will still continue thanks to all the precipitation we've seen this weekend. Snow levels will lower into Monday, dropping down to 1,500' to 2,500' in the morning then rising up to 3,000' to 3,500' in the afternoon. Plan on slippery and snowy travel above 2,000' especially in Winter Weather Advisories areas. We'll see scattered areas of rain and snow working through the region throughout the day. Although shower activity continues, it will be much less intense as the last couple of days.

Southern Oregon, OR · 2025-03-17

San José Spotlight

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Silicon Valley fast-food workers face parental rights violations

A new survey of fast-food workers across the state revealed the difficulties of starting a family while holding down a job — and many don’t know their rights. The California Fast Food Workers Union and nonprofit Legal Aid at Work published a report Monday cataloging fast-food workers’ experiences with pregnancy and parenting in the workplace.... The post Silicon Valley fast-food workers face parental rights violations appeared first on San José Spotlight .

California · 2025-03-17

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Three Busted for Various Booze Crimes in Eureka’s ‘Shoulder Tap’ Operation Saturday

The Eureka Police Department conducted a Shoulder Tap operation on March 15th, 2025 within the city limits of Eureka, CA as a part of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control’s (ABC) Annual Statewide Shoulder Tap Operation. This operation resulted in one subject being booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility (HCCF) for public intoxication and two additional subjects being cited for furnishing alcoholic beverages to a minor.

Eureka, CA · 2025-03-17

San Diego Post

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California has decertified nearly 300 officers—But thousands more cases remain

California – In May 2020, just two days after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a seemingly

La Mesa, CA · 2025-03-17