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California Has 6M Urban Trees. What Happens When They Die?
To stop California’s 6 million urban trees from knocking out power lines, crashing through houses, or lying across streets when they die, humans have to intervene. A handful of arborists and Conservation Corps of Long Beach members gathered recently at a scrappy plot of land in the corner of a city park to do just that.
SolarMax Technology to Develop California Commercial Solar Project
SolarMax Technology has signed a non-binding term sheet for a new commercial solar project: a mall in the San Jose, Calif. area. The proposed project is to include the development and management of a 4.17 MW PV power plant and a 2 MW energy storage system. As part of the project, the company will also oversee the replacement of the mall’s roof to support the new infrastructure.
Chula Vista votes to support historic state bill package on reparations
The Chula Vista City Council voted on Tuesday to back a package of reparations bills currently making its way through the state legislature in an effort to atone for and mitigate the continued impacts of discrimination against Black Californians.
Construction of New HomeGoods in Birdcage Has Begun
CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA (MPG) - Construction of a new HomeGoods retail store in the Marketplace at Birdcage shopping center in Citrus Heights has begun. The new 25,020 square-foot HomeGoods store in Citrus Heights fills a space labeled “6130A” which was previously occupied by Stein Mart, a discount department store which closed in early 2020, according to published leasing materials by the real estate broker, The Gerrity Company.
Bank of America will close permanently at Park West Place in October
Bank of America will close its Stockton location at Park West Place this October. The company told The Stockton Record via email on Wednesday that they decided not renew their lease at Trinity Parkway when it expires. The Financial Center & Drive-Thru ATM, located at 10834 Trinity Parkway, will permanently close on Oct....
PG&E Hosts Financial Assistance & Support Resource Fair to Help Central Valley Families with Past-Due Energy Bills
PG&E Hosts Financial Assistance & Support Resource Fair to Help Central Valley Families with Past-Due Energy Bills. WHAT: PG&E, in collaboration with the City of Fresno and Dollar Energy Fund (DEF), is hosting a community resource fair to provide support for families with past-due energy bills. PG&E and DEF representatives will help families apply for financial assistance through the Relief for Energy Assistance through Community Help (REACH) program, which provides a bill credit of up to $2,000 for qualifying households. DEF administers REACH funding. DEF works with local agencies including United Way Fresno and Madera Counties, which will be on-site to help customers connect to assistance programs, including REACH.
Two people sought on animal cruelty charges
Two people, one from California and one from Checotah, were charged with animal cruelty after numerous animals were found in various stages of starvation and thirst. One dog was found dead in a trash bag that was covered with flies and maggots, according to investigators. Warrants were issued on Aug....
California Democrats fear US tech firm 'death spiral' with more China curbs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California Democrats are calling on the Biden administration to freeze reported plans to impose fresh restrictions on U.S. technology exports to China, arguing unilateral curbs benefit foreign rivals at the expense of U.S. businesses.
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