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Lake Tahoe Still Murky After Decades of Efforts and Billions of Dollars
Season 2025
Episode 327
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SoCal Matters
Can a New Conservancy Save California’s Most Imperiled Lake
Season 2025
Episode 322
California has launched a $500 million plan to restore the shrinking and polluted Salton Sea. The project includes the creation of a new conservancy, construction of habitat ponds, and salinity control measures to preserve vital bird and fish species.
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California voters face decisions on taxes, housing, school funding and voter ID.
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San Diego’s fishing fleet is shrinking as young workers face low pay and limited opportunities.
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Budget cuts could end free access to Compass research materials in 2027.
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New federal report shows homelessness declined in California last year.
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CSU approves new degree options that may take just three years.
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Judges halt law requiring masked federal agents to identify themselves.
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Senior centers offer connection, but face funding and demand challenges.
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Regulators propose a modest cut to utility profit margins.
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Electricity and water use by data centers is rising fast.
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Policy pivots funding to shelter and treatment, cutting long-term housing.
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A mandated opt-out signal could reshape online data control.
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Immigrant driver bans could deepen shortages and lift prices.