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Recall Threat Could Stop California from Declaring a Drought Despite the dry conditions, Gavin Newsom has not yet declared an official drought emergency. Many believe that the recall threat against the governor is preventing the declaration. Sophia Bollag and Dale Kasler, The Sacramento Bee   |   April 16, 2021   |  Analysis (TNS) — Gov. Gavin Newsom stood on a boat ramp at Lake Oroville on Tuesday — a boat ramp that couldn't reach the water because the reservoir was nearly 60 percent empty — and acknowledged what many Californians ...

Why won't Gavin Newsom declare a drought? California recall puts him in tough spot Sacramento Bee 2 hrs ago Sophia Bollag and Dale Kasler, The Sacramento Bee Apr. 16—OROVILLE — Gov. Gavin Newsom stood on a boat ramp at Lake Oroville on Tuesday — a boat ramp that couldn't reach the water because the reservoir was nearly 60% empty — and acknowledged what many Californians already know. "We're in the second year of these drought conditions," he said. But Newsom, who was in Oroville to sign a bill appropriating $536 million in wildfire-prevention funds, said he isn't rea...

9 & 10 News January 18, 2021 Data from the state’s Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference shows an enrollment drop projected to continue. New numbers from the state show public school enrollment projected to drop by 11,951 students in the state’s current fiscal year, 14,600 in the  next, but only 8,500 the year after that. “You don’t lose 14 out of 1st grade, you lose 3 out of Kindergarten, 6 out of 5th grade, 2 out of 7th grade 9 out of 8th grade and so you can’t budgetary adjust for that,” said Roger Cole, Superintendent of Morley Stanwood Schools. And the budget is where the ...

9 & 10 News December 11, 2020 Officer Steve Case is undergoing training for the position. Once he’s done, Case will act as the shared school resource officer for Mason County Central and West Shore Community College. The superintendent of Mason County Central, Jeff Mount, says it will be great addition to the Safety Planning Team. “Now we will have somebody that can be dedicated to serve on the Mason County School Saftey Planning Team along with myself. Have more of a police view of it versus an educator view of it which is really important too, because you really wanna have multiple lens...

SCOTTVILLE — Four candidates are vying for an open spot on the Mason County Central Board of Education, and a new trustee will be selected Monday. Oscar Davila, Steven Griswold, Tom McLouth and Rebecca Frederick have each submitted letters of interest to fill the vacancy left by long-time trustee Jeff Barnett on Nov. 16. The board will hear from each of them during an interview session from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. prior to the start of the regular meeting at 7. Both the interviews and the regular meeting will be held via the Google Meet video-conferencing, due to the ongoing pandemic. The publ...