The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Monday, April 17.
In today’s episode:
- A suspect has been arrested after making threats against the state Capitol — CapRadio Staff
- Californians may lose Medicaid access as pandemic protections expire — CapRadio Staff
- Proposed legislation aims to ban chemicals used as preservatives and dyes in processed foods — CapRadio Staff
- Q&A with tax preparer about filing taxes on wildfire settlement money — Jamie Jiang, NSPR News
In case you missed it:
- A new study found schools have more absent students, lower test scores statewide in the wake of the pandemic — NSPR
- U.S. Drought Monitor says California is 91% drought-free— CapRadio
- Proposed legislation aims to increase access to preventative HIV medicine 'PrEP' — CapRadio
- California state capitol evacuated after threats from armed suspect — CapRadio
- Greenville woman works to care for cats left behind after the Dixie Fire — NSPR
- Legislation aims to restrict access to firearms for those with domestic violence protective orders — CapRadio
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