Up Next
Insurance Denials Leaving Families Without Vital Behavioral Health Care
Season 2025
Episode 276
2:00
Back to Show
SoCal Matters
Invasive Golden Mussels Threaten California’s Water System
Golden mussels, an invasive species from Asia, are spreading in the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, threatening water infrastructure, ecosystems and farms. Officials are racing to stop them from reaching other reservoirs, but funding is limited and experts say the mussels may be impossible to eradicate.
Support Provided By
2:00
Fake tow companies are scamming fire survivors by taking cars and charging thousands for return.
2:00
CA joins a wave of lawsuits accusing oil companies of misleading the public on climate change.
2:00
A federal funding freeze threatens small business loans, grants, and disaster aid.
2:00
California's sanctuary policies face new scrutiny as Trump vows mass deportations.
2:00
California laws support ADUs, but HOAs are pushing back against homeowners building them.
2:00
California lawmakers propose reforms to speed up wage theft claims for workers.
2:00
A state agency rejects California's new fuel standard over clarity concerns.
2:00
A $2.2 billion expansion aims to modernize and grow Palm Springs International Airport.
1:58
Immigration fears grow for California’s mixed-status families amid policy shifts.
2:00
Rainstorms threaten SoCal communities with destructive debris flows after wildfires.
2:00
Governor Gavin Newsom has approved $50 million to fund legal challenges against Trump-era policies.
2:00
California adds 2.3M acres to high-risk fire zones, with new rules for ember-resistant zones.