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Episode 327
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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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A federal funding freeze threatens small business loans, grants, and disaster aid.
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California's sanctuary policies face new scrutiny as Trump vows mass deportations.
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California laws support ADUs, but HOAs are pushing back against homeowners building them.
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California lawmakers propose reforms to speed up wage theft claims for workers.
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A state agency rejects California's new fuel standard over clarity concerns.
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A $2.2 billion expansion aims to modernize and grow Palm Springs International Airport.
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Immigration fears grow for California’s mixed-status families amid policy shifts.
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Rainstorms threaten SoCal communities with destructive debris flows after wildfires.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has approved $50 million to fund legal challenges against Trump-era policies.
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California adds 2.3M acres to high-risk fire zones, with new rules for ember-resistant zones.
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California lawmakers propose full-time firefighters to improve year-round wildfire readiness.
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California’s EV goals face setbacks with slow sales, affordability issues, and uncertain incentives.
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