Governor Gavin Newsom is actively pushing to expand California’s legislative reach across multiple policy areas, with a particular focus on energy and gas prices. He has called for a special session to address energy affordability, proposing new requirements for oil refineries to maintain stable inventory levels. This move aligns with […]
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Opinion
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WHY Doesn’t Our County and State District Have an Advocate Like THIS WOMAN?
September 8, 2024Fellow Voyagers on the sinking ship ‘SS Siskiyou County’Watch these two short YouTube videos (about [...] -
What Is Good Environmentalism About Today?
September 2, 2024Has environmentalism been weaponized and or politicized as some people claim? Is the pure form of environmentalism that [...] -
USGS: Erosion following wildfire has increased in California since 1984
August 31, 2024Here’s the link to a new report on this topic. However, in my experience studying and walking parts of all the large [...]
- OPINION: What will America’s Future be?
- The Scott River Water Dilemma: A Balancing Act Gone Awry
- KlamBlog: What’s the best strategy for restoring Klamath Salmon to the Upper Klamath River Basin?
Siskiyou
- Siskiyou County Grand Jury Highlights Jail Overcrowding, Election Integrity, and Fire Camp Operations
- Klamath National Forest Hiring Fire Positions & More
- Don’t Wait! – Start Planning Medicare Coverage at 64
Yreka
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From Adversity to Glow: The Journey of Glo Skin & Body Spa and Afterglow Skin Co.
September 1, 2024In the heart of Yreka, a small town with a big spirit, lies a story of resilience, innovation, and glowing success. This is the [...] -
the Obituary of Barbara E. Cherry
August 22, 2024Barbara Cherry, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, aunt and friend graduated to her heavenly home on August 12, 2024 at the age [...] -
Yreka Walmart Reopens with Community Mural and Local Grants
August 20, 2024Newly Remodeled Yreka Walmart Supercenter Celebrates Grand Re-Opening with a Community-Centered Mural, Enhanced Customer [...]
- Yreka Area State Route 3 Rehabilitation Project Receives $1.64 Million Boost
- Restoration Breathes New Life into Yreka Park’s Historic Arch and Rock Wall
- the Obituary of Toby Neil Banks
Scott Valley
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Scott River Eases Groundwater Restrictions Amid Improving Conditions
September 7, 2024In a significant development for water users in the Scott River watershed, California water officials have announced a suspension [...] -
the Obituary of John D. Pearce
September 5, 2024If you needed a car engine rebuilt, house built, back hoe or tractor work or basically any broken thing fixed, [...] -
Innovating Rural Prosperity: Siskiyou Telephone’s Broadband Boost to Jobs and Economy
September 1, 2024Eighty One Million Dollar Project Bettering Siskiyou County In the rugged terrain of Western Siskiyou County, a [...]
- The Scott River Water Dilemma: A Balancing Act Gone Awry
- the Obituary of Richard Edward “Ryck” Kramer
- the Obituary of Toby Neil Banks
South County
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McCloud Market: Where Community and Commerce Thrive
September 8, 2024Since 1971, the McCloud Market has been a cornerstone of the McCloud community. The DeBon family took ownership after the McCloud [...] -
GSFA Hosts ReCoverCA Homebuyer Assistance Event in Siskiyou County on September 4, 2024
August 28, 2024Siskiyou County, CA, – Golden State Finance Authority (GSFA) is hosting a Homebuyer Workshop for the ReCoverCA Homebuyer [...] -
Upper Ski Bowl Parking Lot Nighttime Closure
August 26, 2024Mount Shasta, Cali., August 26, 2024 — The Shasta-Trinity National Forest is restricting parking in the Upper Ski Bowl [...]
- Job Announcement: McCloud, MCSD GM
- McCloud’s 10th Annual Motor the Mountain Car Show Had it All
- Shasta-Trinity National Forest issues closure to protect endangered Chinook Salmon
Other News
Documentary Film HORSE of NATURE ‘Officially Selected’ by prestigious EQUUS Film & Arts Festival
Filmed in the mountains of Siskiyou County California, HORSE of NATURE showcases the unique relationship between people, wild horses and wildfire YREKA, CA, UNITED STATES, September 7, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — *Based on a true story and actual events, ‘HORSE of NATURE’ is set in the middle of the remote Cascade […]
California Insider: Siskiyou Sheriff Explains How Toxic Pesticides in California’s Legal Weed
Siyamak Khorrami September 7, 2024 “We’re now talking about contaminated marijuana that is out in the legal market. We had 15 pesticides on the marijuana product that the state isn’t even looking for. Five of them are 100% banned in the United States, and they’re not allowed to be used […]
McCloud Market: Where Community and Commerce Thrive
Since 1971, the McCloud Market has been a cornerstone of the McCloud community. The DeBon family took ownership after the McCloud Lumber Mill sold, with Reno and Amber DeBon stepping into leadership roles in 2011. Today, with a staff of 15, the market does more than keep the people of […]
WHY Doesn’t Our County and State District Have an Advocate Like THIS WOMAN?
Fellow Voyagers on the sinking ship ‘SS Siskiyou County’Watch these two short YouTube videos (about dams and energy) and see if you agree… We need advocates like THIS representing Siskiyou County and Dist. 1 of CA. AND Want more of the same that we’ve experienced and will continue to experience? Then that’s […]
Siskiyou County Grand Jury Highlights Jail Overcrowding, Election Integrity, and Fire Camp Operations
The Siskiyou County Civil Grand Jury has released its 2023-2024 report, shedding light on critical issues facing the county, with a particular emphasis on the ongoing jail overcrowding crisis. Jail Overcrowding Reaches Critical Levels The report’s most pressing concern is the severe overcrowding at the Siskiyou County Jail. On average, […]
Scott River Eases Groundwater Restrictions Amid Improving Conditions
In a significant development for water users in the Scott River watershed, California water officials have announced a suspension of groundwater curtailments, offering relief to local farmers and ranchers. This decision comes as river flows show promising signs of recovery, though officials remain cautious about fully lifting all restrictions. The […]
Klamath National Forest Hiring Fire Positions & More
Klamath National Forest and Butte Valley National Grassland Press ReleaseApplications due before September 24th, 2024 The Klamath National Forest is currently accepting applications for multiple fire positions at locations across the forest. The application period is open now and closes on September 24, 2024. Fire positions are available on fire […]
Don’t Wait! – Start Planning Medicare Coverage at 64
By Gregory Wright, CEO, UnitedHealthcare Medicare & Retirement, California. If you’re retiring soon or know someone who is, you’re not alone. In 2024, a record 4.1 million Americans are expected to retire, with over 11,000 turning 65 every day. This phenomenon is sometimes referred to as “Peak 65” or the “Silver […]
Health Choices in Siskiyou County: Farm to School Initiatives Promote Nutrition and Education
Siskiyou County, nestled in the Superior Region of California, is taking significant strides in promoting healthier food choices and agricultural education for its youth. Through a series of innovative Farm to School projects and tribal initiatives, setting an example for how rural and indigenous communities can leverage local resources to […]