Colusa County opens Signatures-In-Lieu period ahead of June primary election
The Colusa County Registrar of Voters has opened the Signatures-In-Lieu period for candidates interested in running for office in the June 2, 2026 Primary Election.
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Colusa County opens multiple sandbag pickup locations for flood preparedness
To help residents and businesses prepare for possible flooding, the Colusa County Department of Public Works has announced that sandbags and sand are now available at several locations throughout the county.
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Colusa County Transit’s free fare program ends December 29 after providing thousands of rides
Colusa County Transit Agency will end its Free Fare Days program on December 29, according to county officials.
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Colusa County Supervisor Kent Boes elected second vice president of statewide counties association
Colusa County Supervisor Kent Boes has been elected as the Second Vice President of the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) for the 2026 term.
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Colusa County supervisor attends Family Water Alliance event to discuss regional water issues
Supervisor Daurice Kalfsbeek Smith, who chairs the Colusa County Board of Supervisors, participated in the annual Family Water Alliance (FWA) event held in Colusa.
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Arbuckle residents advised to boil water after outage
Residents in the area served by the Arbuckle Public Utility District (APUD) are being asked to boil their tap water for at least one minute before using it for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, or preparing food.
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LaMalfa criticizes proposed changes to California redistricting process
Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) has issued a statement following the passage of three bills by the California State Assembly and Senate.
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LaMalfa introduces legislation for expanded transfer of Orland Project water
Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) has introduced the Orland Project Water Management Act (H.R. 4970), a bill aimed at allowing water from the Bureau of Reclamation’s Orland Project in Glenn County to be transferred to the Central Valley…
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Doug LaMalfa criticizes proposed California redistricting as unconstitutional and unfair
Rep. Doug LaMalfa posted several messages on August 15, criticizing new congressional maps in California as unconstitutional and unfairly drawn.
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LaMalfa criticizes new California redistricting maps as unconstitutional
Congressman Doug LaMalfa (R-Richvale) has raised concerns over the newly released redistricting maps in California, describing them as “illegally drawn” and “unconstitutional.”
