The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Friday, June 23.
In today’s episode:
- The state of COVID in Butte County following the end of California's State of Emergency — Ken Devol, NSPR
- California mothers are more likely to survive pregnancy, childbirth than mothers in states that ban abortion — The California Report
- Child care providers across the state say they'll have to shut down unless they get $1 billion in support from the state — Jeanne Kuang, CalMatters
- Personal information about hundreds of thousands of retired state employees is at risk following a security breach — CapRadio Staff
In case you missed it:
- Nonprofit Jesus Center is preparing to open its Renewal Center for unhoused individuals and families — NSPR
- Siskiyou County District Attorney to decide whether to hold one of Weed's largest employers criminally liable for Mill Fire — NSPR
- Bill in the state legislature aims to protect LGBTQ foster youth — CapRadio
- Microsoft and Video Game company CEOs to testify in legal battle with US regulators — The Associated Press
- Cal Fire investigators have determined the cause of the deadly Mill Fire — NSPR
- The City of Chico will conduct a controlled burn in Bidwell Park this week — NSPR
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