As we reach the midpoint of the year, DPR is sharing an update of our efforts and progress so far in 2025. The update includes key figures, program highlights, and new initiatives across the department. You can view the full update here: bit.ly/3TmJXgY

Al llegar a la mitad del año, el Departamento de Reglamentación de Pesticidas de California (DPR, por sus siglas en inglés) comparte una actualización sobre nuestros esfuerzos y avances hasta ahora en 2025. Puedes ver la actualización completa aquí: bit.ly/3TmJXgY

🚩 Red Flag Warning in Effect A #RedFlagWarning is in place through midnight for eastern Lassen, Alpine, and northern Mono counties due to gusty winds and low humidity. These conditions significantly increase the risk of rapid wildfire spread. Stay informed:

Last week, DPR Director Karen Morrison and staff joined Center on Race, Poverty, & the Environment, community members, and colleagues from CalEPA’s OEHHA, CARB, and California Water Boards for a tour through Kern County.

La semana pasada, la directora del DPR, Karen Morrison, y su equipo se unieron al Centro sobre Raza, Pobreza y Medio Ambiente (CRPE), miembros de la comunidad y colegas de OEHHA, CARB y las Juntas del Agua de CalEPA para un recorrido por el condado de Kern.

OEHHA Director Dr. Kris Thayer spent last week in Norway at the CHANGE workshop to reduce barriers to applying new approaches for assessing chemical risks. We are a proud part of the international scientific community advancing work to keep people healthier in CA and worldwide.

Here is a list of current algal bloom alerts. Check our HABs Report Map to stay updated on in freshwater, estuarine, and marine environments. mywaterquality.ca.gov/habs/resources…

#DTSC is taking enforcement action to hold Sonic Plating Company and other responsible parties accountable for hazardous releases at a metal finishing facility in Gardena. See the press release: dtsc.ca.gov/2025/07/03/dts…

Tired of tossing plastic produce bags after one use? 🌍🛍️ Cut waste and save money with a reusable, cloth produce bag. You can make your own in minutes! ✂️♻️ 👉 Check out our quick DIY tutorial and ditch single-use plastic. #PlasticFreeJuly #InternationalPlasticBagFreeDay

Happy 4th of July! As we gather for the holiday, let's celebrate responsibly. Stay informed on your local firework laws & prioritize safety. ➡️ fireworkssafetyca.org

Cut plastic pollution at our beaches: ✅ Take reusable bottles and utensils ✅ Recycle empty plastic beverage bottles ✅ Don't litter our beaches ✅ Clean up your trash More tips: iRecycleSmart.com #PlasticFreeJuly #CleanBeachesWeek

In the 6 months since the horrific LA firestorms, California showed what’s possible when government moves at the speed of need: clearing debris from over 10,000 parcels faster than any major wildfire in U.S. history. Plus, all water systems have been restored, and all school

LIVE NOW: Governor Newsom joins local and federal leaders to recognize six-month anniversary of Los Angeles firestorms. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

“This has been the fastest fire recovery in terms of debris removal in modern history” — @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom giving an update on the LA firestorms.

Are you interested in data collection and analysis? We're looking for volunteers like you in our Russian River Telemetry Study! More info: shorturl.at/AfSBZ

Six months ago, devastating wildfires tore through Los Angeles, displacing families, destroying homes and schools, and forcing entire neighborhoods to face unimaginable loss. But the thing about Californians is that we don’t back down. Today, with the help of local, state, and

CORRECTION📅A look ahead at CARB’s July events: 9: Workshop–TRU Reg Update 15: Community Mtg–Clean Transportation Incentives 17: Workgroup–ZEV Assurance Project 22: Policy Workgroup–Planning for FY 25–26 HVIP, CORE, ISEF & HD Strategy ➡️ ww2.arb.ca.gov/events

🌱 Local Conservation Corps are changing lives! With help from CalRecycle, @localcorps crews tackle recycling and litter cleanup projects that make a difference in our communities. ♻️🧹 Full video: ow.ly/Mlsj50WlxyT

The road to recovery must be traveled together. Thank you to the many CalEPA experts who worked tirelessly alongside local & federal leaders over the past 6 months to clear hazardous materials, restore drinking water & monitor air quality after the unprecedented LA wildfires.

Staff with the State Water Resources Control Board's Division of Drinking Water sprung into action soon after the wildfires broke out in Los Angeles on Jan. 8 of this year, and it became apparent that multiple water systems would sustain heavy damage. shorturl.at/HadQv