The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Tuesday, Dec. 17.
In today’s episode:
- Safe Space opens overnight winter shelter earlier than expected — Alec Stutson, NSPR
- Search continues for two teenage boys who went missing while duck hunting in Oroville — Adia White, NSPR
- Federal funding for disaster recovery sometimes goes unspent, even when it’s needed — Ken Devol, NSPR
- Sutter County to potentially halt industrial hemp farming — Ava Norgrove, NSPR
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The long-awaited Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act has been passed by Congress and has been signed into law by President Joe Biden. It’ll mean millions of dollars returned to communities devastated by wildfire.
In case you missed it:
- Gunman in Feather River Adventist school shooting previously visited Chico school — NSPR
- Federal tax bill expected to return millions of dollars to fire survivors — NSPR
- Chico council to discuss installing traffic cameras at stoplights — NSPR
- North Valley Community Foundation is conducting two fundraising campaigns to support local causes — NSPR
- School shooting victim not able to walk after surgeries — NSPR
- Town of Paradise now has a new mayor — NSPR
- Red Bluff city government hopes to have new homelessness solutions in the new year — NSPR
- Proposed California bill would stop income tax on tips — NSPR
- Bidwell Mansion destroyed by fire, mourned by community — NSPR
- Residents share thoughts on the destruction of Bidwell Mansion — NSPR
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