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Goats Help Prevent California Wildfires. Wage Disputes Might Interrupt That.
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Goats have become a critical tool for wildfire mitigation in California. But grazing companies warn their businesses are at risk now that wage requirements for herders have increased.
Reporter: Laura Fitzgerald, CapRadio
A federal judge in Oakland has given the Trump administration until today, August 7th, to reimburse legal non-profits representing more than 20,000 immigrant children. That’s after it stopped paying them in December.
Reporter: Tyche Hendricks, KQED
The Salinas City Council has unanimously approved extending a moratorium on new tobacco retailer licenses into 2027.
Reporter: Katie Brown, KAZU
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