The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Wednesday, May 15.
In today’s episode:
- Paradise is coming to the big screen . . . sort of — Ken Devol, NSPR
- Artists eligible to apply for residency in Plumas County fire tower — Adia White, NSPR
- Highway 70 reopens after months of closure due to rockslides — Ken Devol, NSPR
- University of Oregon students set positive example cleaning up trash at Shasta Lake — Adia White, NSPR
Featured:
Angel Huracha
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NSPR
Local musician Kirk Williams, known as Lish Bills, releases his solo full-length album.
In case you missed it:
- Shasta County Grand Jury finds no wrongdoing in conflict of interest investigation — NSPR
- Paradise councilors weigh moratorium on new residential construction permits downtown — NSPR
- Old Humboldt Road repaved for bicycling, hiking, running — NSPR
- CPUC proposes rejecting AT&T's request to withdraw as state's Carrier of Last Resort — CapRadio
- Some simple housekeeping tips before fire season — NSPR
- Big cuts, no new taxes: Gov. Newsom’s plan to fix California’s budget deficit — CapRadio
- PG&E to hold virtual Q&A for North State customers — NSPR
- First of its kind homeless navigation center opens in Red Bluff — NSPR
- Chico to begin roadway improvements along the Esplanade — NSPR
- Chester residents vote no to funding fire, ambulance services with property taxes — NSPR
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