Chico State’s Academic Senate calls for an independent investigation connected to the school’s handling of a professor’s sex case. Also, community organizers in Oroville say the city needs more services and housing for unhoused residents, and California's organic dairy farms say they are struggling to stay in business due to the drought.
Chico State’s Academic Senate is considering a resolution calling for an independent investigation connected to the school’s handling of a professor’s sex case. Also, flu cases are on the rise in the North State, and the California Air Resources Board adopted a plan mapping out the state’s approach to climate action.
Members of the Chico State campus are blasting the university for not doing more to protect students and staff following a professor’s alleged threats of violence reported by EdSource. Also, Camp Fire survivors answer a survey about their experience with PG&E’s Fire Victim Trust, and older Californians are being urged to have a treatment plan in place for COVID-19.
The Chico State chapter of the California Faculty Association issued a campus-wide apology Monday for the way it handled a 2020 case involving a biology professor’s affair with a graduate student he supervised.