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Reporter the superintendent says with the new cases they will reevaluate whether to start school on august 10th, and if they cancel inperson classes. Some students and parents say instead of the current format of online ngday,sh all that stufi reing ol are will online why would we put our kids back in school . Reporter the school board will meet soon to talk about how they will move forward, and allen they have to make a decision quick because august 10th is coming up. It is coming up quickly an...

And the superintendent appears it contracted the virus out of their practice groups. One of them is a varsity Football Player at heritage high in b brentwood. The principal said the team was practicing in groups of 12 and all of the other students in the group have been notified and the Football Player that tested positive has been a symptomatic the entire time. The superintendent sent a letter to parents saying im convinced under the supervision of the coaches, the students maintained social di...

Columbia College Fire Academy will graduate 34 Fire Technology Program students.

Michael McGinnis dedicated his life to protecting others as a firefighter and then empowering the next generation of public servants to do the same, playing an instrumental role in developing

PG&E makes first annual payments required by Kincade fire judgment

Eleven College of the Canyons (COC) fire technology students have received $1,000 scholarships from Edison International to cover tuition, books and school-related fees, officials announced Monday.

Eleven College of the Canyons fire technology students have received $1,000 scholarships from Edison International to cover tuition, books and school-related fees.

Patricia Poppe became PG&E CEO in January 2021, taking over a utility that had recently declared bankruptcy after its equipment started multiple deadly wildfires the past few years. She spoke with CapRadio Insight host Vicki Gonzalez on whats next.

Don't be alarmed if there's smoke near Lake Sonoma this week. A prescribed burn is scheduled for today, tomorrow and Friday, from nine in the morning to two in

Columbia College Fire Academy students graduated last week.