Core sources checked September 30, 2026. This issue uses live Pit River Tribe, Pit River Health Service, Caltrans, National Weather Service, CDC, CDPH, GovInfo, NCIDC, Redding Rancheria, IITC, current event-source pages, and the new Education Watch source ledger. The 21-page community source packet was reviewed visually; future-dated items were promoted only when useful and sufficiently attributable.
Source-packet additions used: PRHS measles alert; PRHS fall cooking-class schedule; the Victim Services cultural-instructor call; current PRHS employment flyer; the California tribal-bills snapshot (rechecked against live bill status before publication); and the October 12 IITC event flyer.
October 3 update: added the buildings and services briefing (web overview, full reader edition, and unchanged PDF), election-card comparison, ATALM resources, and Pit One Grade project information. Expanded the existing Berkeley item with the supplied flyer and the Grand Entry discrepancy. Updated H.R. 2400 from the Senate floor record and replaced the expired SR 299/139 control presentation. These are selected updates; the rest of the core issue retains its September 30 evidence date.
October 1 update: the Modoc Ancestral Run, Traditional Resiliency Gathering, Tribal Wildfire Resilience Meeting, Stories We Carry link, and Check-In calendar layer were added after the September 30 source pass. Their listed event details should still be rechecked with the named host before travel or participation.
Items deliberately not published as current: September 25 California Native American Day notices, the September 29 cooking class, September 30 noon parenting class and conference presentation because their action window had passed by this issue; a private BIA certificate because it contains personal information; advocacy graphics because the Check-In reports status rather than adopting a political position; and a non-event nonprofit infographic because it did not clear the evidence/usefulness threshold for this weekly board.
Education Watch link audit: the new desk already had working links from Watch Desk, Community Reports, Plans & Decisions Watch, Week 39, the sitemaps, and the content index. Week 40 adds a direct homepage doorway because the prior architecture made the new section technically reachable but easier to miss than a standing section should be.
Continuity gate: recurring service, jobs, education, safety, food, housing, transportation, and planning doors were compared with Week 39. A recurring item was removed only if it expired, became inaccurate, was superseded, or no longer served the weekly board.
Moving information: weather, roads, jobs, service hours, eligibility, event access, registration, and legislative status can change after publication. Recheck the named source before acting.
