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Why 15,000 Renters Could Be Facing Eviction in California
Season 2025
Episode 338
The Emergency Housing Voucher program, launched during the pandemic, is running out of funds — potentially displacing over 60,000 renters, including 15,000 in California. With no plan for new funding, housing agencies fear a wave of evictions.
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New state maps show wildfire risk zones have expanded dramatically across California.
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The DMV keeps money from towed car sales if owners don’t claim it—often without telling them.
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Despite $3 billion spent, Lake Tahoe's water clarity is getting worse.
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California Senator Rubio denies involvement after reports link her to a federal corruption probe.
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LA's lawsuit against Edison raises concerns about wildfire liability and state funds.
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California launches a $500M effort to clean up and restore the Salton Sea.
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Data centers are consuming massive amounts of power—who will pay for it?
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Fake tow companies are scamming fire survivors by taking cars and charging thousands for return.
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CA joins a wave of lawsuits accusing oil companies of misleading the public on climate change.
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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.