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Progress Being Made On Providing Housing For Farmworkers In Half Moon Bay

KQED News Staff
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An aerial view of a number of trailers on a farm site.
An aerial view of some trailers that house farmworkers and their families at California Terra Garden in Half Moon Bay, as seen on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023. The suspect in the mass killing is believed to have lived with his wife in one of the trailers.  (Paul Kuroda/Washington Post, via Getty Images)

Farmworkers Await New Housing After Living In Squalor In Half Moon Bay

A mass shooting at a pair of mushroom farms in a coastal town south of San Francisco last year exposed the deplorable conditions workers lived in. Now the city of Half Moon Bay is preparing to break ground on permanent farmworker housing. 
Reporter: Tyche Hendricks, KQED

Democrats In Sacramento Debate Crime Bill

California legislators are out for their spring recess. But discussions about their bills are still happening outside of Sacramento committee rooms. One of the most talked about is a bill aimed at curbing retail theft.
Reporter: Lynn La, CalMatters

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