PG&E Amends Settlement with Wildfire Victims
PG&E announced on Monday that it would eliminate the requirement that Governor Gavin Newsom must sign off on the $13.5 billion dollar settlement for wildfire victims.
Kaiser Clinician Strike Enters Day Two
About 4,000 Kaiser mental health clinicians around California are on the second day of strike. Workers say patients have been forced to wait too long to get appointments.
Flu Season Arrives Early in California
Flu season is getting an early start in California this year.
Reporter: Robert Garrova, KPCC
What Will Supreme Court Ruling Mean for Homeless and California Cities?
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear a case about homeless encampments. Here's what that might mean for California.
Reporter: Erika Aguilar
Homeless People React to Supreme Court Not Taking Up Boise Case
Vulnerable people who are stuck living in encampments or on the street, say they're hoping the Supreme Court's decision will make life a little less hard.
Guest: Inesa Cooper
Homeless Moms Occupy Vacant West Oakland Home
Two homeless moms are drawing attention to real estate speculators in California's housing crisis by occupying a vacant house in West Oakland. It's a unique and practical way to draw attention to their argument: that housing should be considered a human right.
Reporter: Molly Solomon
Shell Companies Buying Up More Homes in California Cities
The current housing crisis has been marked by a rise in ownership, not by real people, but by what are known as "shell companies." In fact, reporters at the public radio program Reveal have found that out of our state's total residential real estate purchases 30 percent were made in cold, hard cash. The reporters trying to figure out: Who's buying up cities across the country, and in California?
Guest: Aaron Glantz, investigative reporter, Reveal