Friday, December 12, 2025

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Seven Years After Camp Fire, America’s ‘Most Famous Bus Driver’ Still Serving His Community

Kevin McKay, whose story is retold in the film The Lost Bus, is still rescuing kids seven years after the Camp Fire when he gained the moniker America's "most famous bus driver."

‘I’m an Immigrant — This Puts Me at Risk’

A son of Holocaust survivors recounts his family's flight from the Gestapo and the parallels with masked ICE agents terrorizing communities in the U.S. today.
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California Congressman Faces Hostile Crowd Over Cuts to Medicaid, Immigration Crackdown

District 1 Congressman Doug LaMalfa defended his support for the One Big Beautiful Act as members of his audience jeered and heckled him.
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In Chico, a Somber Vigil for the ‘Disappeared’

Organizers used markers in different shades to scrawl out thousands of names of those detained by ICE across a 180-foot scroll of butcher paper.

Butte County Responds to Courthouse ICE Arrests

The arrests came as fear has spread throughout the Northern Sacramento Valley, which has already seen several so-called “targeted” enforcements.

Chico State Students Protest ICE Recruitment at Job Fair

Approximately 40 protesters gathered in front of the Bell Memorial Union yesterday to protest the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at a Chico State University job fair.

Jury Instructions, Closing Arguments In Epps Trial

Deliberations and a verdict are all that remain in the month-long murder trial of filmmaker and editor Kevin Epps in San Francisco Superior Court. 

America’s Incredibly Shrinking Population

Live Fri | U.S. birth rates are falling, immigration is slowing, and population decline looms. Experts explore demographic trends, economic impacts of a shrinking labor force, and global parallels reshaping major economies by 2100.

Amid Federal Health Cuts, California Preserves Maternal Coverage

While Medicaid maternal health access narrows nationwide, California is preserving and expanding care.
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UFO Now UAP: Rebranding the Unknown, Set for Disclosure?

A wave of military sightings, whistleblowers, and congressional hearings is reshaping how we talk about the unknown. UFOs, now UAPs are no longer fringe. They’re a question we can’t ignore.