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Special education experts urge California schools to invest in early education amid rising costs

Zaidee Stavely

As schools grapple with a growing number of students with disabilities and a decrease in overall funding, they must invest in preschool and early intervention, panelists said Thursday at an EdSource roundtable.

Purrfect Pals: A new selection of cats

This 1-year-old female tabby is available to a new home. Photo courtesy of Lake County Animal Care and Control.

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Lake County Animal Care and Control has a new group of cats waiting for their new families.

Tech giants are spending more than ever to shape California politics. See how much

By Jeremia Kimelman, CalMatters

A conference hall with attendees and colorful signage related to artificial intelligence.
The Dreamforce conference hosted by Salesforce in San Francisco on Sept. 18, 2024. Dreamforce is an annual tech conference attracting thousands of participants and is the largest AI event in the world, according to Salesforce. Photo by Florence Middleton for CalMatters

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.

As California gears up for high-stakes elections this year, including an open governor’s race, major companies focused on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency invested more than $39 million to influence state politics in 2025, according to a CalMatters analysis.

‘No Kings’ protests take place around Lake County

Hundreds of people, with creative signs, came out to the No Kings protest on Saturday, March 28, 2026, in Lakeport, California. Photo by Elizabeth Larson/Lake County News.

LAKEPORT, Calif. – An estimated 1,000 people came out to participate in several “No Kings” protests around Lake County on Saturday.

Helping Paws: New dogs for spring

“Chief.” Photo courtesy of Lake County Animal Care and Control. 

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Lake County Animal Care and Control has a new group of dogs waiting to go to their new homes this spring.

California blew a hole in environmental planning law. Now, lawmakers are trying to fix it

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde, CalMatters

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Just south of downtown Los Angeles, the Exide battery recycling facility ​​spent decades leaking lead and arsenic into the soil — sickening children, causing cancer, and creating a nearly billion-dollar liability for the state of California.

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Community

  • Sheriff’s Activities League and Clearlake Bassmasters offer youth fishing clinic

  • City Nature Challenge takes place April 24 to 27

Public Safety

  • Lakeport Police logs: Wednesday, Feb. 11

  • Lakeport Police logs: Tuesday, Feb. 10

Education

  • Ramos measure requiring school officer training in use of anti-opioid drug moves forward

  • Lake County Chapter of CWA announces annual scholarships 

Health

  • California ranks 24th in America’s Health Rankings Annual Report from United Health Foundation

  • Healthy blood donors especially vital during active flu season

Business

  • Employment law summit takes place March 9

  • Two Lake County Mediacom employees earn company’s top service awards

Obituaries

  • Terry Knight

  • Ellen Thomas

Opinion & Letters

  • Who should pay for AI’s power? Not California ratepayers

  • Crandell: Supporting nephew for reelection in supervisorial race

Veterans

  • State honors fallen chief warrant officer killed in conflict in Iran

  • CalVet and CSU Long Beach team up to improve data collection related to veteran suicides

Recreation

  • April Audubon program will show how volunteers can help monitor local osprey nests

  • First guided nature walk of spring at Anderson Marsh State Historic Park April 11

  • Second Saturday guided nature walks continue at Anderson Marsh State Historic Park

  • Wet weather trail closure in effect on Upper Lake Ranger District

Religion

  • Kelseyville Presbyterian Church plans Easter service

  • Easter ‘Sonrise’ Service returns to Xabatin Community Park

Arts & Life

  • ‘CIA’ delves into the shadowy world of an espionage thriller

  • ‘War Machine’ shifts the battlefield into uncharted territory

Government & Politics

  • Lake County Democratic Central Committee endorses Falkenberg

  • Crandell launches reelection campaign plans March 15 event

Legals

  • April 23 hearing on Lake Coco Farms Major Use Permit

  • NOTICE OF 30-DAY PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD & NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

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