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Gov. Gavin Newsom addressed the state’s ongoing drought during a visit Tuesday to the Oroville Dam. Also, the state has launched a service-based college financial aid program, and Californians may experience longer wait times for abortion services because of restrictions in other states.

Butte County is suspending permits for new non-drinking water wells as drought grips the state. Also, a Redding woman pleads guilty in a kidnapping hoax, and a California bill would boost the renter tax credit for the first time in decades.

Bestselling author Marie Sutro has a new police crime thriller. T. J. Richardson recounts his experiences and perspectives as a black American.

In honor of Earth Day on April 22nd, this week, Cultivating Place is in conversation about a person who committed their career to the idea, design, and championing of Parks for the Nature of Everyone.

Main COVID-19 testing lab in California to close. Also, a winter storm warning will continue in the northern Sierra and southern Cascades through Friday, and a new bill would reimburse farmers for illegal dumping on their land.

The Shasta County Board of Supervisors terminates the county’s health officer in a narrow vote. Also, officials in Butte County struggle to fund road repairs following disasters, and homicide charges are filed after last month’s mass shooting in Sacramento.

Author Bob Madgic visits Nancy's Bookshelf to chat about "Reflections: 100 One Hundred-Word Stories."

Butte County has agreed to pay the family of a man who died while held at the county jail. Also, tribal leaders are calling on the California Legislature to act on the crisis of missing Indigenous people, and the Thursday Night Market in Chico opens today.

David Rawle is the founder and force (with contribution and support from his wife, Carol Perkins, and a wide variety of community members in Charleston, SC), behind Theodora Park.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said overturning the Roe v. Wade decision would put women in danger. Also, schools in Red Bluff are using a nonprofit to boost reading skills, and a bill to improve care for the incarcerated is a step closer to becoming law.