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How California's oldest sparkling wine maker was saved by a jailbreaking granny | Bartell's Backroads
GUERNEVILLE, Calif. — If you follow the Russian River through Sonoma County, the sound of clinking glass gets louder as you approach the town of Korbel. It's the Korbel bottling factory, the oldest and largest champagne facility in California. "We did 18,000 cases the other day," said Korbel tour...
Western Nevada and Northeastern California Under Fire and Wind Advisories
Reno, NV – The National Weather Service (NWS) in Reno has issued a Red Flag Warning for Western Nevada and Northeastern California, alongside a Lake Wind Advisory for the Greater Reno area. The advisories will be in effect Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., due to critical fire conditions and dangerous winds.
High Limit Racing Results At Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway
Kubota High Limit Racing started its 11-race West Coast swing across the next 17 days Thursday at California's Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway with a $20,000-to-win program. Kyle Larson stayed perfect in the month of August aboard his Paul SIlva-prepared No. 57 Sprint Car, leading the final nine of 35 laps for his sixth-straight 410 victory. Rico Abreu finished runner-up, 1.826 seconds behind.
Larson Still Perfect in August With Victory at Tulare
TULARE, CA (August 15, 2024) — Kyle Larson is now six for six in the month of August after winning the Kubota High Limit Sprint Car Series feature Thursday night at Thunderbowl Raceway. Larson moved up from sixth starting spot to take the lead with eight laps to go after battling back and fourth with Brad Sweet. Larson then cruised to the victory over rico Abreu, Sweet, James McFadden, and Cole Macedo from 9th starting position.
California insurance regulation reforms take important step forward
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Proposed reforms to California’s insurance regulations took a key step forward Friday, officially entering the public comment period required before they can be enacted. The proposed regulation will allow insurance companies to use forward-looking, so-called ‘catastrophe modeling’ when asking the California Department of Insurance (CDI)...
Another year of water cuts for lower Colorado River Basin states, feds say
Despite some improvements in water conservation, Nevada is facing a fourth consecutive year of mandatory water cuts, as drought and climate change continue to threaten Lake Mead, federal officials announced Thursday. Federal water managers announced that Tier 1 water cuts — the least severe shortage condition — would be necessary next year to preserve water […]
Fresno State awarded $8M for new student advising initiative
Fresno State announced Thursday that it has been awarded nearly $8 million by the Department of Education to overhaul student The post Fresno State awarded $8M for new student advising initiative appeared first on The Business Journal.
13-year-old arrested for threatening Visalia school, police say
A teenager has been arrested in Visalia after police say he threatened a school shooting.Authorities say they were informed of a video that showed a 13-year-old student threatening to "shoot up" Ridge Middle School.The student claimed in the video that it would happen on Friday.Authorities arrested the 13-year-old at his home.No other threats were found towards the school. More law enforcement is now being placed at Visalia Unified schools.
Gov. Newsom signs ‘locked door loophole’ bill to combat car break-ins
(KRON) — As part of the Safer California Plan, what is described as “the most significant bipartisan legislation to crack down on property crime in modern California history,” Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the “locked door loophole” bill on Friday. The bill, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, no longer requires California car owners to prove their […]
California IDs to be available in Apple, Google wallets
(KRON) — Californians will now have their state ID cards available on both Apple and Google wallets, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday. “We’re partnering with two iconic California companies – Apple and Google – to provide convenient, private and secure driver’s licenses and ID cards directly on people’s phones,” Newsom said. The DMV says these […]
Operation targeting ‘Tiny Raskals Gang’ in Stockton nets 9 arrests, 34 weapons recovered
An investigation into the "Tiny Raskals Gang" in Stockton led to nine arrests and 34 guns being recovered, police said. Authorities began an investigation into the gang for various crimes, including firearms trafficking, illegal weapons possession, gang membership and association, and violent crimes such as robbery, home invasion, and discharge of firearms, according...
Man accused of running illegal lab in Reedley facing additional charges
The Chinese citizen charged in connection with the illegal bio lab in Reedley is now facing additional charges.Jai Bei Zhu, also known as David He, will now face counts of conspiracy and wire fraud following an indictment by a federal grand jury.He was previously indicted for distributing misbranded COVID-19 test kits while also making false statements to authorities about his identity and involvement with the biolabs.The indictment also charges Zhu's business partner, stating they made more than 1 point 7 million through their fraudulent operations.He has pleaded not guilty to running the lab that contained unauthorized samples of bodily fluids, infectious diseases, medical tests, and nearly 1,000 mice.He is now due back in court next month, while his partner is currently not in custody.Reedley Code Enforcement tells Action News they are grateful the individuals involved are being held accountable.
Gov. Newsom signs ‘locked door loophole’ bill to combat car break-ins
As part of the Safer California Plan, what is described as “the most significant bipartisan legislation to crack down on property crime in modern California history,” Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the “locked door loophole” bill on Friday. The bill, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, no longer requires California car owners to prove their car was […]
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