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The planned purification facility will take water already processed at a wastewater treatment plant, clean it further, and then inject it back into the Santa Maria Groundwater Basin.
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Kendra Hanna/KCBX NewsFirst-year student Mayrin didn’t share her last name to protect her family’s safety, but says her dad was driving her to class when he was pulled over by ICE agents.
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A global treaty signed by 197 countries — including Russia — requires reporting any death that could be a sign of an outbreak to come.
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This week, KCBX presents a special program honoring and remembering two of our own who passed away at the end of the summer: former General Manager Frank Lanzone and Operations Manager Hank Hadley. -
Tune in for a conversation about the power of opening up during difficult times, and the communication skills that can help you to create more meaningful connections. Being able to share your personal struggles can ease emotional stress, bring you closer to your loved ones and might even save your life.Listen Tuesdays from 1-2p.m. On KCBX -
A graduate of Cal Lutheran and Cal State Northridge, Jim Huchthausen has spent his academic career teaching history with a longtime interest in Christian Nationalism.
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Correspondent Tom Wilmer interviewed NASA and Mayo Clinic scientists who specialize in jet lag research. Come along and discover some surgical recommendations to minimize the negative effects of jet lag.
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