The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Monday, March 4.
In today’s episode:
- Chico voters to decide fate of Valley’s Edge tomorrow — Alec Stutson, NSPR
- Caltrans says I-80 from Colfax to California-Nevada state line remains closed due to storm — CapRadio Staff
- Low-income Californians recovering from severe storms, power outages may be eligible for food assistance — CapRadio Staff
- Support for Prop. 1 may be waning — Kristen Hwang, CalMatters
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NSPR
Several early intervention and mental health services in Butte County are at risk of losing funding—and possibly closing—if voters approve Proposition 1. Also, California State University student assistants are unionizing, and California lawmakers are trying to push utilities like PG&E toward more cost-effective wildfire safety improvements.
In case you missed it:
- Voters to decide fate of Valley’s Edge, wildfire risk among debates — NSPR
- Butte supervisors race: District 5 incumbent Doug Teeter — NSPR
- New study finds homeless mortality rate up nearly 240% in the last decade — NSPR
- Butte County residents advised to prepare ahead of strong storm this weekend — NSPR
- Unopposed races on Butte County’s primary ballot — NSPR
- Shasta County could once again explore hand counting ballots — The California Report
- Butte supervisors one step closer to bringing broadband to rural areas — NSPR
- Butte County’s mental health services may face cutbacks if Prop. 1 passes — NSPR
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