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: State Treasurer's Office; Posted On Monday, 11 May 2020 01:08; 11 May 2020

State treasurer holds public hearing for regulations ensuring tax credits go to counties struck by disaster

California State Treasurer Fiona Ma on Thursday chaired a public hearing of the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee, or CTCAC, to hear comments on proposed regulations for a new $100 million federal tax credit program meant to finance affordable housing projects in the 13 counties devastated by wildfires in 2017 and 2018.

: Governor's Office; Posted On Friday, 08 May 2020 23:58; 08 May 2020

Gov. Newsom issues executive order on extending deadlines impacted by COVID-19

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday issued an executive order that extends some critical deadlines that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

: Mendocino National Forest; Posted On Thursday, 07 May 2020 23:31; 07 May 2020

Forest officials: Public’s help needed in preventing human-caused fires

MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. – During Wildfire Preparedness Week, the Mendocino National Forest reminds the public that while firefighters are hard at work preparing for wildfires, they need members of the public to do their part more than ever in preventing human-caused fires.

: Lake County News Reports; Posted On Sunday, 10 May 2020 00:25; 10 May 2020

SPCA sponsors ‘Clips for Snips’ to address feral cat population

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The SPCA of Lake County is sponsoring the “Clips for Snips” event in an effort to combat the overpopulation of feral and community cats in Lake County.

: Caltrans; Posted On Friday, 08 May 2020 23:56; 08 May 2020

‘Apart in person, close in spirit’: Caltrans holds 30th annual Workers Memorial

Last week, Caltrans honored the lives of 189 highway workers who died keeping others safe at its 30th annual memorial near the Caltrans Workers Memorial Bridge (formerly known as the Bryte Bend Bridge).

: Lake County News reports; Posted On Thursday, 07 May 2020 23:29; 07 May 2020

Napa County modifies shelter at home order; county businesses to gradually open through state-guided process

NAPA, Calif. – On Thursday, Napa County reported it has modified its shelter at home order to reflect the state of California’s stay at home order and “Roadmap to Modify the Stay at Home Order,” permitting businesses to gradually reopen through a state-guided process.

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State treasurer holds public hearing for regulations ensuring tax credits go to counties struck by disaster

Gov. Newsom issues executive order on extending deadlines impacted by COVID-19

Forest officials: Public’s help needed in preventing human-caused fires

SPCA sponsors ‘Clips for Snips’ to address feral cat population

‘Apart in person, close in spirit’: Caltrans holds 30th annual Workers Memorial

Napa County modifies shelter at home order; county businesses to gradually open through state-guided process

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