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Camp Fire survivors could get another chance at full settlements (opens the original)
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California survivors of some utility-caused wildfires who say they’re still owed money could get another chance to recover it under a new bipartisan state bill. AB 2700 would require the state to compare survivors’ wildfire damages with the settlements they received, and recommend ways utility companies could make up the difference. The bill is nearing a possible Senate vote now. Paradise Mayor Steve Crowder recently travelled to Sacramento to advocate for it. Crowder said the Fire Victim Trust
Will California investigate Chico police license plate data sharing? (opens the original)
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The California Attorney General’s Office told NSPR in an email that it would neither confirm nor deny whether it’s investigating the Chico Police Department for sharing license plate data with out-of-state and federal agencies. The response comes after a ChicoSol investigation found the department had made the data available to agencies including ICE and Border Patrol, which violates California law. The data is collected by Chico police’s 27 Motorola-brand automated license plate reader cameras.
In depth — Chico police’s license plate reader controversy and ICE data sharing (opens the original)
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An investigation by the media outlet ChicoSol found that for the last two years, the Chico Police Department shared data from automated license plate reader cameras — which track where vehicles travel — with out-of-state agencies, including ICE and Border Patrol. The findings have raised questions about whether Chico police violated a California law that prohibits sharing this type of data with out-of-state and federal agencies. The cameras have also drawn privacy concerns from groups including
Lawsuits draw scrutiny as Chico finalizes city manager hire (opens the original)
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The Chico City Council is expected to finalize the hiring of its next city manager on Tuesday, and the choice is already drawing scrutiny. The city announced July 1 that it selected Vallejo Assistant City Manager Gillian Haen for the position. During her time in Vallejo, Haen was named in two lawsuits filed by former city employees. In 2023, a former housing official alleged she was fired in retaliation after complaining about discrimination and bullying by Haen and other city staff. The Vallejo
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