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California unveils long-awaited standard for drinking water contaminant

California Monday proposed a long-awaited standard for a cancer-causing contaminant in drinking water that would require costly treatment in many cities throughout the state. Traces of hexavalent chromium are widely found in the drinking water of millions of Californians, with some of the contamination naturally occurring and some from industries that work with the heavy… Keep Reading

DMV Now Offers Online Driver’s License Testing Options

Sacramento – The California Department of Motor Vehicles is now offering online options so customers who need to take a driver’s license knowledge test can complete the requirement at home before visiting a DMV office. For customers renewing a license with a knowledge test requirement, the DMV offers two options. In addition to a remote version of… Keep Reading

CA to stop requiring vaccine proof, negative tests at concerts, other large indoor events

California will lift COVID-19 vaccine and negative test requirements for large indoor events like concerts and games starting April 1, state officials announced last week. Verification of full vaccination against COVID-19 and pre-entry negative test results will be strongly recommended by the state — but no longer required — at indoor “mega” events with more than 1,000 attendees. Masks… Keep Reading

Californians could soon get $400 gas rebate

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — State lawmakers are expected to announce a $400 gas rebate proposal Thursday for every California taxpayer. Sacramentans who spoke with Nexstar’s FOX40 about the proposed rebate said the money would be nice, but the duration of high gas prices is still a big concern. Continue Reading on WFLA News Channel 8 Keep Reading

Ripon will upgrade water meter system for 5G networks

The new 5G-compatible endpoint telemetry devices that can be attached to water meters are coming soon to Ripon. The Ripon City Council approved last week  replacing the soon-to-be-outdated original 3G system – part of the 2015 Water Meter Installation Project – that sends water-usage data back to the city via cellular signals. “The endpoint devices… Keep Reading

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