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Santa Clara County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Santa Clara County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services …
Read more...Inyo County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Inyo County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services If…
Read more...San Benito County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find San Benito County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services …
Read more...Lake County, CA Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Lake County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services If…
Read more...Sonoma County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Sonoma County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services If…
Read more...Monterey County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Monterey County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Legal Assistance Services If…
Read more...Ventura County Resources for Immigrants
Scroll below to find Ventura County-specific resources. Visit Statewide Resources for Immigrants page for information on Know Your Rights | Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Detention Support | Resources for Children and Families | Unaccompanied Children without Lawful Immigration Status | Consulate Locator | Services from Mexican Consulate | Resources for Employers Community Needs Assessment Please…
Read more...Butte County – Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Event – 10/23/26
PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Event PG&E has announced a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event that may affect communities in Butte County. Power shutoff is predicted to begin on Friday, October 23rd at 7pm and is predicted to be restored by Saturday, October 24th at 7pm. An estimated 284 customers may be…
Read more...Glenn County – PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff Information (PSPS)
What is a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event? A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event is a proactive safety measure in which PG&E temporarily turns off power in high-risk areas during periods of elevated wildfire risk. PG&E considers multiple factors when determining whether to initiate a PSPS, including: PSPS events can occur several times…
Read more...Colusa County – PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff Information (PSPS)
What is a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event? A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event is a proactive safety measure in which PG&E temporarily turns off power in high-risk areas during periods of elevated wildfire risk. PG&E considers multiple factors when determining whether to initiate a PSPS, including: PSPS events can occur several times…
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