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Placer High Goes To “Modified Distance Learning TODAY!

Placer High Goes To “Modified Distance Learning TODAY!

Placer Union High School District returned to “Modified Distance Learning” as of today. Officials stated This Pause for 14 days is to stabilize our community COVID-19 trends. In person learning is expected when students return on November 30.…

Setback For Placer County Coming!

Setback For Placer County Coming!

Gov Newsom gave a long press conference yesterday and painted a picture of disquieting reality that the state was seeing its highest level of Covid-19 infection levels in months. He referenced Bay Area health officials urging residents that traveled outside the region to quarantine for 14 days upon return. The…

Placer County Headed For RED!

Placer County Headed For RED!

Mayor Dan Berlant and Placer County Supervisor Cindy Gustafson confirmed that the County and City will return to the RED status on the Governoras rating system today. This hits small business, particularly restaurants, hard by cutting in half their ability to service customers and further with the cold wave present,…

Pfizer BioNtech Say They Have 90% Successful Testing For Covid-19 Virus!

Pfizer BioNtech Say They Have 90% Successful Testing For Covid-19 Virus!

The Pfizer BioNtech companies announced yesterday they have developed a vaccine that is testing at a 90% affective rate. The vaccine must be administered twice and takes 28 days to get results. Many questions are unanswered such as when did the testing start, and how long has testing been going…

Veterans Day and Christmas Light Parades Cancelled This Year!

Veterans Day and Christmas Light Parades Cancelled This Year!

There will be no Veterans Day parade in Auburn this year. Auburn has held a Veterans Day parade since 1918, with exceptions in years during World War II and, of course, 2020, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mayor Berlant announced the Christmas Light Parade was also cancelled this year!…

First Sierra Snow?

First Sierra Snow?

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Sierra Winter Storm Watch beginning this morning through Sunday afternoon in anticipation of the first winter storm of the season this weekend. Sierra travel will be impacted with intermittent chain control periods anticipated Friday through Sunday on Interstate 80, U.S. Highway 50,…

Gov. Powers Cut, or NOT?

Gov. Powers Cut, or NOT?

Judge Sarah Heckman, a Superior Judge in Sutter County issued a tentative ruling that Gov. Gavin Newsom overstepped his authority in issuing an executive order regarding the upcoming election, which thereby voids the governoras order and prevents him from unilaterally making or changing state law in the future. The tentative…

State Agencies On Standby For Trouble At Polls!

State Agencies On Standby For Trouble At Polls!

State agencies and law enforcement are on standby today in case there are any unusual events around polling places, government agencies or at the Capitol buildings in Sacramento. Monday saw installations of portable security lights along with metal barricades protecting the area of the Governors offices. The California Highway Patrol…

VOTE 2020!

VOTE 2020!

Today is election day 2020. The major focus is on candidates for President, then Senate and the House of representatives, then state congress, County Supervisors, local city council members, and several measures. The measures are very important since they affect us all both in procedure and financial obligations like increases…

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