News From Around The County
Here in Sacramento, one of the many (many, many) things we learned during the pandemic is that when the state has to procure goods and services during a declared state of emergency, it currently has no efficient, transparent means of identifying bids from California-based companies. During a State of Emergency, the Department of General Services awards contracts to a company […]
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A Father’s Day message from Senator Ochoa Bogh Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the fathers or father figures in our lives. Fathers play an essential role in a child’s life and positively influence our society. Children learn through modeling behavior. Both men and women are vital to children’s emotional, social, and intellectual growth because males and females communicate, […]
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IE Caucus Works to Secure Transportation Infrastructure Funding for the Inland Empire – By Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh The Inland Empire is one of the fastest growing regions in the state, experiencing dramatic growth in both population and the movement of goods in recent years. This growth has created significant competition for space on our roads and highways between trucks […]
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Submitted by the Office of Congressman Doug LaMalfa As we head into the holiday season, Americans are beginning to see the real-time impacts of President Biden’s attempt to navigate America out of a recession while simultaneously proposing trillions of dollars worth of tax-and-spend legislation. The economy is already flush with cash due to all the stimulus checks, unemployment benefits, and […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Lock-Downs and Coerced Inoculations – by Robert Socha Have an opposing or contributing opinion you would like to share? RCNS and SCNS are open to all who wish to submit an Opinion/Editorial piece regarding this, or any, issues. Contact the editor: Trevor Montgomery. “Loving your neighbor is not just loving those that agree with you, or look […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: There Comes A Moment In Everyone’s Life – by Robert Socha There comes a moment in our lives, many moments really, where we must choose between good and evil, right and wrong. These brave souls who have put their careers on the line to oppose unjust mandates virulently are catalysts for the rhetoric and edicts returning to […]
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Submitted by: the Office of Senator Brian Dahle Our state’s system of reservoirs and canals was at one time designed to provide a reliable water supply for California homes, businesses, and farms for three or more dry years. Just two years ago, following a slightly above average wet winter, that system was at full capacity. Now, almost every single reservoir […]
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Submitted by the Office of Senator Brian Dahle There was a collective sigh and eye rolls this week when it was announced that the Governor signed a law to ban gas powered mowers, generators and other equipment. Many Californians will say it’s just California being California, but not realizing the real impact it will have on our everyday lives, and […]
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From the Bleachers – With Ron MosherTrevor Montgomery contributed to this article See related Op/Ed below. BURNEY, Calif., — The Raiders were hit with a triple dose of bad news over the last week, including the stunning blow of being forced to forfeit their last two games, both of which were Burney wins. Parents and players alike were shocked and […]
Read moreGuest Writer Spotlight: We Can Bow To Tyranny or Stand For God? – by Robert Socha Tyranny has come to our shores. Unfortunately, there is no other word to accurately describe the “mandates” issued from the Executive officeholder. The requirements from D.C. are forcing people to make untenable decisions between their conscience and their livelihood. Over the past week, the […]
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