The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Friday, September 27.
In today’s episode:
- Butte Community Action Agency can help reduce energy costs amid late-season heat — Alec Stutson, NSPR
- Plumas supervisors have approved the installation of first public EV charging stations — Ken Devol, NSPR
- B-Line bus services will be free on Wednesday — Erik Adams, NSPR
- Yurok Tribe to receive more than $4M to electrify homes with clean energy — CapRadio Staff
Featured:
Save the El Rey
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Save the El Rey is dedicating its time and effort to preserving the historic El Rey Theater in downtown Chico.
In case you missed it:
- New grant places underrepresented students pursuing teaching degrees in rural elementary schools — NSPR
- Chico State Professor Sarah Pape debuts a collection of poems called ‘Forgive the Animal’ — NSPR
- Chico to open more trails in Bidwell Park — NSPR
- Two non-profits have a plan to create jobs and turn waste wood into a valuable commodity — NSPR
- Chico Unified School District asks for community input on who should be its next superintendent — NSPR
- City of Chico to clear three encampments — NSPR
- The town of Paradise has achieved 90% compliance with defensible space requirements — NSPR
- A financial assistance program that helps with utility debt has run out of funds — NSPR
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