The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Monday January, 29.
In today’s episode:
- Butte Prescribed Burn Association hosts first pile burn of year near major evacuation route — Jamie Jiang, NSPR
- Butte County figuring out how to sort green waste to comply with new state law — Ken Devol, NSPR
- Report says combination of domestic violence, poverty far more likely to lead to homelessness — Wren Farrell, KALW
- Say goodbye to warm dry weather; more rain expected Wednesday — CapRadio Staff
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The Paradise Town Council will let Camp Fire survivors live on their properties until April 2025 without rebuilding. Some survivors are only now beginning to return, in trailers.
In case you missed it:
- New study shows Chico second most rent-burdened area in California — CapRadio
- PG&E fined $45M by state utility regulators for involvement in 2021 Dixie Fire — CapRadio
- City of Chico to host public comment events about downtown transportation plan — NSPR
- California is home to some of the world’s most rapidly declining groundwater basins — CalMatters
- Hwy 70 remains closed in the Feather River Canyon due to rockslide — NSPR
- New bill would equip California vehicles with technology preventing them from speeding — CapRadio
- COVID-19 hotline will shutdown in February — CalMatters
- Budget deficit looms over California — CapRadio
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