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ALSO: CA Shuts Down Commercial Salmon Season; Farmers Market Start Date; $15K Grants For Nonprofits; School District Budget Shortfall.
Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Wednesday, April 16.
More Testing Planned On Decapitated Animals
The 2 eviscerated, decapitated animals were discovered on a bench on Sunday.
California Sues To Stop Trump From Imposing Sweeping Tariffs
"No state is poised to lose more than the state of California."
State University's Plan To Cut More Than A Dozen Majors Is On Pause
The university faces a $24 million budget shortfall after a steep drop in enrollment. It has already shed almost $26 million in expenses.
60,000 UC Workers Plan Strike For May 1
Two University of California unions say the UC system has enacted an “illegal hiring freeze.”
CA Shuts Down Commercial Salmon Season For The 3rd Straight Year
Brief windows will be allowed for sports fishing in California.
State Tracks CA's Growing Gray Wolf Population
Five of California's seven packs are breeding pairs, with two or more pups.
Police Department Launches Special Needs Registry
Families are invited to register loved ones ahead of April 18 “Let’s Piece It Together” Autism Acceptance Month event.
Fire Department Unveils New Truck At Station Ceremony
The new Pierce Enforcer Aerial Truck replaces aging apparatus, while strengthening frontline emergency response.
Nonprofits Eligible For Grants Of Up To $15K
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is offering grants to local nonprofits that support these initiatives.
Package Pairs Napa Valley Wine Train With Palace Hotel San Francisco
In celebration of the hotel's 150th anniversary, the package pairs a luxurious hotel stay with a journey aboard vintage railcars.
New Director Of Asian Art Museum Takes Over Role
She will be on hand to greet guests at the museum during its First Free Sunday event on May 4.
School District Faces $8M Budget Shortfall For 2025-26 School Year
The district is calling for community input via survey and invites families to April 17 Budget Town Hall.
CA Ranks 22nd In Economic Performance, 47th In Economic Outlook
"California remains a prime case study in how punitive tax policy and regulatory overreach can erode even the strongest ... advantages."
Marin Farmers’ Market Returns
Fresh produce, artisan booths, and activities for kids are all available at the weekly Farmers’ Market.
Seniors Paint Pianos On World Art Day: Photos
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Town Hosting May The 4th 'Star Wars' Celebration
The annual May 4 celebration will feature Star Wars-themed games, crafts, food, costumed characters, and activities.
Rotary Club Hosting 'Night At The Races'
The charity networking event will feature simulated horse racing, dinner, drinks, networking, and prizes.
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