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‘Making it right.’ Leaders gather in Fresno to discuss reparations for Black Californians
The State of Black California, a series of events presented by the California Legislative Black Caucus and the California Black Freedom Fund, stopped in Fresno on Saturday to promote dialogue regarding reparations for Black Californians. Specifically, the event series seeks to engage with Californians on the lasting impact slavery and...
Restoration Efforts Underway Following the Park Fire
Emergency crews from Caltrans District 2, along with the J.F. Shea Company, Inc., are working diligently to restore sections of State Routes 32, 36, and 172 after the devastation of the Park Fire. Closing in on burning for a full month, the fire holds at a burn area of just over 429,300 acres and is currently 51% contained.
Park Fire survivors find solace in music at benefit concert in Chico
CHICO, Calif. — A benefit concert for Cohasset Park Fire survivors took place at the City Plaza in Chico on Saturday. "We weren’t just trying to raise money, we also wanted to create a place for people to decompress and enjoy music, create an environment where we can just enjoy things. It’s only barely been three weeks and we’re still feeling it, but [I’m] glad to be able to do this," explained Kevin Killion, one of the lead organizers of the Roots of Resilience benefit concert.
Paying it forward: Camp Fire survivor organizes resource event for recent fire survivors
CHICO, Calif. — A special event was organized at a Century 21 location in Chico Saturday to support survivors of the Park, Apache, and Thompson fires. Stephen Murray, a survivor of the 2018 Camp Fire, has dedicated himself to helping others in need. He partnered with multiple organizations, including the Paint the Block Challenge from New Orleans and the Magalia Community Church, among others, to offer vital support to fellow fire survivors.
Construction continues on Brad Freeman Trail in Thermalito area
OROVILLE, Calif. - The Department of Water Resources continues their improvement project on a one and a half mile section of the Brad Freeman Trail between Cherokee Road and the Highway 70 Garden Drive overpass in the Thermalito area. Crews are working to remove old asphalt and nearby vegetation as...
The Hilary hurri-quake 1 year ago brought double whammy from Mother Nature
One year ago this week, Mother Nature hit Southern California with a double whammy: A 5.1 magnitude earthquake shook the ground even as Hurricane Hilary was flooding the streets.The earthquake, which hit Aug. 20, 2023 in Ventura County, did not cause serious damage but did bring major shaking to a large swath of Southern California.ABC7's Jory Rand and Jovana Lara were live on the air discussing Hilary - downgraded to a tropical storm when it made landfall in California - as the ceiling above them began to squeak and shake."Our studio is shaking right now," Rand informed viewers. "So not only are we dealing with a tropical storm - but it also appears we're now dealing with an earthquake."Hilary flooded streets and waterways throughout Southern California, setting rain records for downtown Los Angeles, Palm Springs and San Diego. One spot in San Bernardino County recorded some 13 inches of rainfall.
California’s Small-Scale Cannabis Farmers Quitting Amid Wildfires and Falling Prices
Small-scale cannabis farmers in California are calling it quits, crushed by crop damage from devastating wildfires and sliding prices, and industry experts expect the exodus to continue near-term in the largest pot market in the United States. Unlike for traditional crops, pot cultivators cannot claim government monetary support for damage...
MarketInk: San Diego’s Red Door Interactive Promoting California Agriculture
Red Door Interactive, a San Diego marketing agency, has launched its first advertising campaign for California Grown, a taxpayer-supported organization that builds awareness, preference and appreciation for California-grown agricultural products. The campaign launched on July 31 for California Grown’s 2024-2025 season, a Red Door spokesperson told Times of San Diego....
Jennifer Lopez Slams Ben Affleck’s New Look as ‘Desperately Lame’: Report
Jennifer Lopez slammed Ben Affleck’s new look, saying that it was “desperately lame,” according to In Touch Weekly. The source told In Touch that Lopez wasn’t a fan of Affleck’s faux Mohawk-stye hair. People Magazine published photos that showed Affleck, now 52, walking down the street in Los Angeles, California, with the new hairstyle.
California sends largest delegation to DNC to support Kamala Harris
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Around 500 delegates from California will be on the floor of the Democratic National Convention, throwing their support behind a fellow Californian, Kamala Harris. The Democrats are setting the stage in Chicago for their turn in the national spotlight. "The opportunity to nominate one of our...
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