ALSO: California legislation that would extend Medi-Cal eligibility to undocumented immigrants has passed the state Senate Health Committee.

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Today's reporting by Katie Orr and Max Pringle.

Leadership on policies and practices to promote sustainability, reduce waste and combat climate change is increasing coming from responsive and local sources—city and county governments.

  As the California State Water Resources Control Board responds to the drought by proposing changes to the permitting process for recycled water production, clean water advocates want tighter quality controls. 

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Today's reporting by Pauline Bartolone.

  Every spring, a group of students from Sonoma State take part in a global simulation of the United Nations, but representing a country very different from their own. The 26 delegates have just returned, bringing back a few honors with them. To get a debriefing on their trip, we hear today from their faculty advisor.

In recent years, the SSU student delegation has represented Venezuela, Ukraine, Serbia, Thailand and Myanmar. They have earned  nine awards over the pat four years, an impressive accomplishment as only 10% of all delegations receive awards. To learn more about the International Model UN,click here.