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Gov. Gavin Newsom ends some pandemic-related executive orders but maintains emergency powers. Also, a senator from California proposes half a trillion dollars in affordable housing spending, and researchers find many city and county climate plans are falling behind.

Author Manuel A. Esteban details challenges he faced while he was president of Chico State University.

Tim Garman takes his seat on the Shasta County Board of Supervisors Tuesday after winning the recall election against former District 2 Supervisor Leonard Moty. Also, Californians should prepare for a third straight drought year and Gov. Gavin Newsom moves to impose state sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

A gunman killed four people, including his three children, at an Arden-area Sacramento church last night. Also, demonstrators gathered downtown at the Chico City Plaza over the weekend to protest its several extended closures they say displace homeless citizens and PG&E has a new program to make it safer and to generate electricity during power shutoffs.

Dr. Greg Sazima's Practical Mindfulness: A Physician's No-Nonsense Guide to Meditation for Beginners is the perfect guide to help others understand the basics of meditation.

Today's rundown: Murder charges filed against Sacramento man accused of killing one and injuring four in Oroville. Also, the unofficial ballot tally in Shasta County shows Moty being recalled, Butte County opens a new testing site in response to an uptick in COVID-19 cases and CSU Chancellor Joseph Castro faces backlash after a misconduct investigation.

Judith Larner Lowry is the plantswoman behind Larner Seeds – Seeds for the California Landscape – Restoring California One Garden At A Time, founded in 1977 and still growing strong, based in Bolinas, CA.

Police say multiple people were shot and one person was killed Wednesday in Oroville. Also, an Oroville man accused of trying to kill a CHP officer enters a plea and a new bill aims to improve FEMA’s wildfire response.

North State senator plans to announce run for California governor. Also, a Greenville resident shares her experience six months after the Dixie Fire, California workers to get additional COVID-19 sick leave under new bill and Monday marked five years since the Oroville Dam crisis.

A memorial in Redding honors those who died of COVID-19. Also, Chico anticipates a March opening for homeless shelter, and a new bill would require California school districts to create COVID-19 testing plans for students and staff in case of future outbreaks.