The California Association of Professional Scientists has planned the Stand UP for Scientists Rally to urge that the Newsom Administration bargain competitive wages for state scientists whose
CalMatters/Desert Sun State scientists, who make on average 27% less than state engineers, are trying to negotiate a better deal. “I’m freaking terrified that all of these
Modesto Bee (tiered subscription) – Gov. Gavin Newsom has asked for $88.6 million to build a livestock health lab in Turlock much better than the one already
Los Angeles Times – As the second major heat wave in weeks bears down on Southern California, experts and authorities are warning the public to take seriously
La California Association of Professional Scientists (CAPS) ha planeado la demonstración “Stand up for Scientists” para avanzar a la administración Newsom negociar salario competitivo para científicos estatales
The Horse California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) officials have confirmed two more horses in Orange County with equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1), with five more horses assumed
Scripps Institute of Oceanography Researchers from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego and colleagues say in a new study that they have identified the fingerprint
ABC News Two California congress members are asking the federal government to study whether there’s evidence that potential toxic and contaminated drinking water at Fort Ord can
Mountain Democrat Originally thought to be the sole culprit of serial break-ins in the Tahoe Keys, California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials report that DNA evidence
ABC 7 Bad news on the drought front this week as state water officials measured the snowpack up in the Sierra with ominous results for continued drought
CalMatters The Sierra Nevada hasn’t provided nearly as much water as predicted. Now the state is struggling to overhaul its snow runoff forecasts.
Associated Press Newsom administration officials said last week they’re in no rush to make changes to one of California’s key climate change programs despite concerns it won’t
CalMatters It’s been said that California is confronting a 21st-century water crisis armed with 20th-century infrastructure and 19th-century laws. That’s indisputably true.