The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Thursday, March 14.
In today’s episode:
- Volunteers burn vegetation and make music on old Native American village site in Berry Creek — Jamie Jiang, NSPR
- Fire Victim Trust to issue another payment to fire survivors — Jamie Jiang, NSPR
- PG&E begins laying underground cables in Oroville next week — Ken Devol, NSPR
- Butte supervisors consider ban on Bitcoin machines — Ken Devol, NSPR
Featured:
The local nonprofit Safe Space had to move out after its lease expired. Where will they go next?
In case you missed it:
- Shigella infections rising in Shasta County — NSPR
- Chico Seed Orchard has new hours — NSPR
- Supervisors approve payment plan for Butte County fire survivors — NSPR
- Free Alert FM warning devices available for Butte County residents in fire-prone areas — NSPR
- About 300 people at a northern California hospital possibly exposed to measles — CapRadio
- A new program aims to help Californians entering farming careers succeed — NSPR
- Mosquito season brings West Nile Virus risk — NSPR
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