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Farmers in Highland Valley are fighting their water district over a plan to force them to pay thousands to switch the type of water they use. → Read More
Residents are requesting a pause on the project until its compliance with environmental and zoning laws has been evaluated. → Read More
The project will be the county’s largest solar farm but has faced strong opposition from many locals who say it will prevent community growth. → Read More
County supervisors approved the funding in June 2019 to help homeowners pay for ember-resistant vents. → Read More
San Diego County’s nearly $1.8 billion agriculture industry is facing significant risks as fire insurance becomes harder for farmers to get. → Read More
San Diego lawmakers are working with farm advocates and insurance companies to ensure farmers and ranchers are eligible for insurance. → Read More
It was 7:20 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8 when Reed Rankin, the volunteer fire chief in Berry Creek, got a call from a friend in Mountain House: His backyard was on fire. Rankin and his crew of six volu… → Read More
Most of the areas torched by the North Complex West Zone fire remain under mandatory evacuation, though some neighboring areas, like Kelly Ridge, are now open for returning residents. → Read More
Volunteers with the North Valley Animal Disaster Group have been helping to evacuate and care for animals left in the fire zone, including pets and livestock, as they have for the many fire emergen… → Read More
Volunteers with the North Valley Animal Disaster Group have been helping to evacuate and care for animals left in the fire zone, including pets and livestock, as they have for the many fire emergen… → Read More
The graduation ceremonies for Paradise’s seniors this year were untraditional, but that matched a high school experience in which the class of 2020 persevered through historic crisis after cr… → Read More
People who are not currently seeking to rebuild in the Camp Fire footprint outnumber those who are, leaving behind thousands of abandoned properties overgrown with flammable vegetation. → Read More
People who are not currently seeking to rebuild in the Camp Fire footprint outnumber those who are, leaving behind thousands of abandoned properties overgrown with flammable vegetation. → Read More
Monday will mark the first day that Paradise Recreation and Parks District will officially take over the Paradise Lake from the Paradise Irrigation District. → Read More
The boards were installed over the last two months and intend to fill an information gap as some residents lack reliable access to internet or do not have social media accounts. → Read More
The boards were installed over the last two months and intend to fill an information gap as some residents lack reliable access to internet or do not have social media accounts. → Read More
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced it will delay collecting rent from Camp Fire survivors living in temporary housing until Oct. 1 because of the “disproportionate impacts of COV… → Read More
A new nonprofit in Butte County is matching older adults with spare rooms in their homes with people seeking affordable housing and willing to do some extra chores around the house. → Read More
Guaranteeing a second year of backfill funding from the state for Paradise Irrigation District will take “tough negotiations” with the Governor’s office, local lawmakers and leaders said in press c… → Read More
The Lake Concow Campground is one of those places uniquely hit by two crises in the past two years: It was a forested refuge before a fire tore through and took out trees and structures and a gathe… → Read More