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Lassen County Behavioral Health Advisory Board meets Sept 9
The Lassen County Behavioral Health Advisory Board meets at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at the Conference Room at 1400A Chestnut St. in Susanville. Items on the agenda include approval of the minutes of the August meeting; public comment; mobile crisis unit; Care Count, Cal-Aim Path Grant; department reports; cultural competence; housing; Judy’s House; report on board recruitment; Lassen Community College; suicide prevention/public health; Susanville Police Department; Lassen County Sheriff’s Office; and consideration of future agenda items.
Wings of Angels, Shasta County law enforcement unite for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — A Shasta County nonprofit is partnering with local law enforcement agencies like the Anderson Police Department to support children battling cancer. Wings of Angels is leading the initiative during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The organization helps families who have children dealing with critical illness. An...
Gov. Tina Kotek Appoints Two New Members to OHSU Board
Gov. Tina Kotek released a slate of appointments today to state boards and commissions. Among the most notable changes: two new board members for Oregon Health & Science University, the city’s largest employer. As WW has reported, OHSU is going through a difficult time financially, which recently led to the layoff of 500 staffers. It is also working through perhaps the most complex transaction in its history, a planned merger with Legacy Health.
Law enforcement braces for Oregon law criminalizing hard drugs starting Sunday
Oregon's new drug law, HB 4002, which recriminalizes the possession of small amounts of hard drugs, is set to take effect on Sunday, with community members and local leaders buzzing with lingering questions and potential solutions.
Police seize 850 plants from illegal grow site in Phoenix
PHOENIX, Ore. -- Two people have been arrested after police discovered an illegal grow site in the 4400 block of Colver Road in Phoenix. According to a news release from the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, police seized 850 plants, 40 pounds of processed marijuana and "an assortment of THC and psilocybin mushroom products."
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