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The Butte County Board of Supervisors heard from Camp Fire survivors about their experience with the PG&E Fire Victim Trust. Also, the city of Chico announced the appointment of Billy Aldridge as police chief, and furniture fires are on the rise in Chico.

The Butte County Board of Supervisors voted to temporarily close three fire stations for the winter season. Also, a series of winter storms are set to hit the North State this week through the weekend, and an investigation from CalMatters found there are nearly 100 politicians across California sitting on $35 million in leftover campaign funds.

Host Jennifer Jewell looks out over a new garden year this week, a conversation to help us meet our garden learning goals.

Host Dave Schlom gets to visit with three people from one of his favorite businesses on the planet: Sierra Nevada Brewing Company.

A winter storm is bringing weather watches and warnings to the North State beginning tomorrow. Plus, more than twenty apartments were damaged in an aftershock earthquake near Rio Dell on New Year’s Day. And a new law in California requires data collection on people who leave prison only to become homeless.

Some Butte County residents fear that several temporary fire station closures could affect their insurance rates. Also, a winter storm is bringing rain and snow to the North State, and a new California law aims to dismantle the “school-to-prison pipeline.”

A lawsuit alleges the federal government needs to do more to protect gray wolves. Also, a law going into effect in 2023 equalizes the penalty on hate symbols, and the earthquake warning system known as ShakeAlert was tested in last week’s 6.4-magnitude quake that hit the North Coast.

Nancy and Chico Enterprise-Record columnist Dan Barnett look back at books by local writers of the past year.

EdSource reporter Thomas Peele speaks with NSPR about his recent reporting on Chico State. Also, minimum-wage workers in California will get a small pay increase in 2023, and a new law aims to increase access to abortions in the state.

Host Dave Schlom visits with British-born Thailand resident Fred Hogge about his new book, Of Ice and Men: How We've Used Cold to Transform Humanity.