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Despite recent disasters, the North State’s economy is plugging along at a steady pace, and according to Robert Eyler, a professor of economics at Sonoma…
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Chico State has been closed to most since the Camp Fire started on Nov. 8. Classes are set to resume at the university on Monday, Nov. 26th. NSPR’s Sarah…
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Firefighters battling the Camp Fire are set to receive some major help as soon as Wednesday; five of inches of rain is expected Wednesday morning through…
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Long after the retardant drops end and the hot shots and news crews move on, the danger across wildfire burn scars remains. Special teams of geologists,…
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The brain is all about the survival of the being. To help us survive, during the day our brains create memories that are consolidated and adapted during…
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Drilling work is underway at Shasta Dam where federal officials trying to determine how realistic and how expensive it would be to increase the capacity…
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Nearly 1,100 homes and more than 20 businesses were destroyed by the recent Carr Fire in Shasta County. Atop the emotional and financial strain of the…
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A bill sitting on Governor Jerry Brown’s desk attempts to address the long waits faced by students for counseling. If approved, Senate Bill 968 would…
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Interview With Venessa Vidovich: Air Quality May Be Getting Better, But Fire Season Is Far From OverWildfires have spread loss and misery across much of California this summer. While firefighters and weather conditions are breaking up blankets of smoke…
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Interview With Lisa Krieger: Why Fires Are Getting Worse And Much Of The North State Is At High RiskOn Sunday, The Mercury News published "Homes in the fire zone: Risk growing as more people move to once rural regions,” which was reported by Lisa Krieger…