A proposed tax credit supporting senior caregivers stalled but could return after reconsideration was granted. Senator Megan Dahle continues efforts alongside advocates while other legislative updates include memorials honoring fallen officers and new grant opportunities from CalFire.
State Senator Megan Dahle has spoken out against Senate Bill 1404, which would permanently reinstate California’s State Responsibility Area fire tax. She argues this measure is unfair to rural homeowners and calls instead for better budgeting practices.
Trinity County has released its Public Review Draft Zoning Code for community input as part of an ongoing modernization effort tied to its General Plan Update. Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming study sessions or submit written comments online.
Trinity County officials say a print vendor mistakenly sent El Dorado County communications to local voters ahead of the Primary Election. They confirm this error will not affect voting or ballot delivery, with all eligible residents set to receive correct materials in early May.
Trinity County has passed an ordinance banning all industrial hemp cultivation within its borders. Officials say this step protects local cannabis growers from crop damage caused by cross-pollination.
Medicaid payments linked to the Surgery service category rose 13.6% in Redding in 2024, showing changes in how services are utilized and reimbursed.
California State Senator Megan Dahle outlined recent meetings about homeownership challenges facing local families. She also discussed updates regarding boating regulations at Lake Oroville, new reservation requirements for Burney Falls visitors during peak times, and rural broadband expansion projects.
Senator Megan Dahle marked Capitol Ag Day by highlighting both agricultural achievements and legislative efforts focused on rural health care incentives and regulatory relief for farmers. She also addressed ongoing property insurance challenges facing Northern Californians.
The Food and Drug Administration visited Bell-Carter Foods, LLC in Corning on March 11 to review food composition, labeling, standards, economic concerns, and foodborne biological hazards, according to information published on the FDA website.
There was one company in a city associated with Tehama County that received an FDA inspection in March, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.