“Unique, two-year old, 115 pound, giant breed guardian-type spayed female Shepherd in need of special, loving home with room to run in large fenced area, preferably a ranch setting. She travels well and is family-friendly but needs to be top-dog so is best suited as a solo pet”. ➡️ Not […]
Author: Jay A. Martin
Governor Newsom’s Legislative Push: Reshaping California’s Policy Landscape
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
California’s Cannabis Journey: From Compassion to Regulation
In 1996, California made history as the first state to legalize medicinal cannabis with the Compassionate Use Act. Two decades later, in 2016, voters approved recreational use. Now, Governor Newsom is taking steps to address a new challenge: unregulated hemp products containing THC. New emergency regulations aim to protect California’s […]
Siskiyou Booking Report From August 26, 2024 to September 3, 2024
It details numerous arrests for a variety of offenses, including DUIs, drug possession, domestic violence, theft, and failure to appear in court. The report includes information such as the arrestees’ names, date, charges, bail amounts. Many of the arrests were for misdemeanors, but there were also several felony charges.
The Silent Killer in Our Rivers: How a Simple Injection is Revolutionizing Salmon Conservation
Context: During a fishy conversation I was asked a question, “Are you aware of Thiamine Deficiency in the salmon population and how the food diet has changed over time in the ocean.” I replied that I was not and so the research began. Here is a write up on what […]
September 2024 Siskiyou County Home Games Schedule
Home Games School Schedule for September 2024, currently for Yreka, Weed, Dunsmuir, Mt. Shasta, and Etna high schools with hopes to encourage community support for local youth sports. Note to readers: ( I am sure it is not 100% ) This schedule focuses on home games for Yreka, Weed, Dunsmuir, […]
Innovating Rural Prosperity: Siskiyou Telephone’s Broadband Boost to Jobs and Economy
Eighty One Million Dollar Project Bettering Siskiyou County In the rugged terrain of Western Siskiyou County, a telecommunications revolution is quietly unfolding. Siskiyou Telephone Company, a local telecom provider with deep roots in the community, is partnering with the state of California to bring cutting-edge broadband infrastructure to one of […]