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Three years after the Bear Fire, Feather Falls is scheduled to hold its first commemoration this evening at the Goldflake Saloon and Cafe. Also, California State University students may see a tuition hike next year, and PG&E has started undergrounding power lines on part of Highway 70 in Plumas County.
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Youth offenders convicted of serious crimes will now be housed in the counties where they were convicted rather than state facilities, but do counties have the resources they need? Also, Adventist Health will hold a meeting in Paradise tonight about plans the company has for healthcare in the area, and Mildred Garcia discusses her goals as the new chancellor of the California State University system.
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If approved, the multi-year proposal would raise tuition by 6% each year for the next five years, and is meant to help the statewide system with its $1.5 billion deficit.
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Butte County officials recently voiced skepticism on a project that would bring more than 70 early warning sirens to the county. Also, California State University students could see yearly tuition increases of 6% for the next five years, and artificial intelligence is being used to spot fire ignitions.
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Judge Virginia Gingery will issue a written ruling on the state's request for a workplace violence restraining order within 90 days.
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Officials warn that the recent wet winter has made rivers dangerous. Also, California State University may raise tuition to cover the budget gap, and the state hospital industry is asking for a bailout.
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Enrollment is down at the University of California and the Cal State, which has frustrated lawmakers who gave both systems more money to increase their number of students.
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California’s high cost of living may influence upcoming contract talks.
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Chico State President Gayle Hutchinson announced last week that she will retire in June of 2023. NSPR's Alec Stutson spoke with Hutchinson about the policies and projects she undertook during her nearly seven years as the university president and what the search for the next president will look like.
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Drops indicate the pandemic's impact on UC students.