Marysville Appeal-Democrat - 2024-04-17

• Officials attempt to woo developers with city, county tour
• ‘Putting my reputation in danger’ Sacramento pain doctor sues medical board over probation
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• POLICE BLOTTER
• PG&E ran a TV ad touting its undergroun­ding work. Now it wants customers to pay for it
• PG&E hit with $225-million lawsuit for damages caused by Dixie fire
• Robinson said this ad and similar television spots have cost up to $6 million since April 2022. As part of the company’s accounting process with the California Public Utilities Commission, PG&E requested those costs be covered by a ratepayer funded fire r
• NATION IN BRIEF
• Melani Roquel Hutton
• Cruise demand leaves pandemic in rearview with record passengers
• Powell signals rate-cut delay after run of inflation surprises
• Virginia becomes first Southern state to abolish child marriage
• High electric bills threaten state’s clean future. This plan would help
• WNBA Why is Caitlin Clark only making $76,535?
• NCAA Michigan, NCAA reach agreement over violations from football program
• MLB: GIANTS VS. MIAMI San Francisco Giants’ relief squanders lead in Miami
• Highway 1 collapse in Big Sur was caused by weather, waves, gravity. That’s the good news
• How Amazon became the largest private EV charging operator in US

Marysville Appeal-Democrat - 2024-04-16

Marysville Appeal-Democrat - 2024-04-18