Sacramento's top stories today: Rice recall, casino hiring and more - NewsBreak
Sacramento news roundup: rice recall, historic ranch conservation, and casino hiring drive.Summary
The Sacramento Bee reports three top stories for the region. First, Lundberg Family Farms has recalled over 27,000 packages of organic white jasmine rice produced in Butte County due to potential foreign material contamination. The affected 2-pound bags have specific best-before dates (Feb. 1 and Feb. 2, 2027) and lot codes (260201 and 260202) and were distributed across 13 states including California. Second, The Wildlands Conservancy is acquiring the historic 14,000-acre AP Ranch in Siskiyou County for $16.9 million, expanding the Beaver Valley Headwaters Preserve to over 20,000 acres and protecting critical salmon and steelhead habitat along the Scott River headwaters. Third, Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln is hiring more than 100 part-time and full-time positions with walk-in interviews through September 29, requiring candidates to be at least 18, pass background checks, and be available weekends and holidays.
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