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A window into health in California.

Friday, September 11, 2009  |  Listen to the program

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Clock Ticking on Legislative Session

There's less than 24 hours left in this year's legislative session at the state capitol. The three biggest policy issues remain in limbo: water policy, prison population and greenhouse gas reduction. Guest: John Myers, Sacramento bureau chief for the California Report.


State Rules Out Power Line Shutdown

State utility regulators rejected a proposal from San Diego Gas and Electric to shut down power in some rural areas on hot, windy days. The plan was intended to prevent wildfires sparked by power lines. Reporter: Katie Orr


End Music: "California, Here I Come!" by John Barnes and the Roy Williams Quartet, from the CD "BBC Jazz of the 70s and 80s, Volume 1"
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