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PLACER COUNTY STANDS WITH UKRAINE

PLACER COUNTY STANDS WITH UKRAINE

The Historic Court House was lit with the Ukraine National Colors last night and is visible from I 80 and close up at the Maple Street Exit, standing as a majestic message to all to see how the Auburn City and Placer County people are in support. Auburn City Council…

State Departments Need Plan To Get Workers Back To Working In Side Offices!

State Departments Need Plan To Get Workers Back To Working In Side Offices!

California State Agencies are being task with plans for their independent workforces to return to in office work time. Some plan to have one day a week then two and eventually three days per week working in office and agency buildings. Agencies are also reporting there is discussions ongoing with…

Another Wildfire, In El Dorado County, Sheriff Issuing Evacuations!

Another Wildfire, In El Dorado County, Sheriff Issuing Evacuations!

A small but active wildfire burning Sunday in a rural area of El Dorado County has prompted evacuations. The Caldor Fire started Saturday just before 7 p.m. about four miles south of Grizzly Flats, east of Omo Ranch. It has burned 300 acres and Forest Service crews have not yet…

Congressman McClintock Questions US Forest Decision To Monitor Rather Than Suppress Wildfire!

Congressman McClintock Questions US Forest Decision To Monitor Rather Than Suppress Wildfire!

Congressman Tom McClintock has written a letter to the Chief of US Forest Service Vici Christiansen requestioning answers to the service decision to delay suppression service to the Tamarack Fire which began in Northeast California on July 4th. The congressman is questioning who made the decision to monitor the fire…

Yolo County Health Officials Recommend Face Masks Even If Vaccine Completely Done Or Over 65!

Yolo County Health Officials Recommend Face Masks Even If Vaccine Completely Done Or Over 65!

Yolo County issued an advisory Wednesday strongly recommending that residents wear masks in most public indoor settings, regardless of vaccination status, citing a recent increase in COVID-19 activity attributed to the highly transmissible Delta variant. The Yolo County Health Official is former Placer County Health Officer Dr. Amiee Sisson aVaccinated…

California Legislature and Staff Ordered To “Mask Up” !

California Legislature and Staff Ordered To “Mask Up” !

The California state Capitol has reinstated its mask mandate for all legislators and staff, regardless of vaccination status, after an outbreak of nine new COVID-19 cases was reported among employees last week. Effective immediately, masks will have to be worn in the Capitol, Legislative Office Building and district offices. Unvaccinated…

NID Begins Mandate Restrictions

NID Begins Mandate Restrictions

Nevada Irrigation District, which serves North Auburn, announced it is mandating water-use restrictions for its customers amid a dry, hot summer. The restrictions will aim to minimize water supply shortage impacts and protect public health, the NID Board of Directors determined during a July 1 special meeting. Directors approved a…

Sacramento Mayor Wants Mandatory Housing And Forced Residence For Homless!

Sacramento Mayor Wants Mandatory Housing And Forced Residence For Homless!

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg is ready to take a daring step to combat the homelessness crisis engulfing the region. He wants Californiaas capital city to be one of the first in the U.S. to establish a legal right to housing and shelter. This could be a breakthrough after years of…

RECALL HAS DATE, RULES CHANGED TO ACCOMODATE GOV. ADVANTAGE!

RECALL HAS DATE, RULES CHANGED TO ACCOMODATE GOV. ADVANTAGE!

Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis announced Thursday California Gov. Gavin Newsom will face a recall election on Sept. 14. A Newsom is enjoying the fruits of an overflowing state bank account and the reopening of California after the pandemic. The latest approval ratings from aA May survey by the Public Policy…

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