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The move comes after an audit uncovered significant mismanagement at the Sacramento NPR member station. The university’s internal projections show CapRadio “will have no financial resources remaining in January 2024.”

The report comes one month after CapRadio laid off 12% of its staff amid ongoing financial problems. Sacramento State, which holds the organization’s license, says it will supervise “operational management” of the NPR member station

The NPR member station laid off employees in both its Sacramento and Chico offices, resulting in the cancellation of four Saturday music programs.

CapRadio announced a layoff of 12% of its workforce Wednesday citing financial strains amid a slowing in donor support. Also, a new study has found that our warming climate has increased the frequency of extreme daily fire growth in California by an average of 25%, and thunderstorms are predicted north of Yuba City today.

State Farm and Allstate have backed out of insuring new homes against wildfires in California. A Stanford University climate and energy expert explained why this may be happening.

Chico State is one of the few campuses in the California State University system reopening for mostly in-person classes. President Gayle Hutchinson believes they can safely hold most classes and that the school is prepared for anything.

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